Christine Corriveau

Christine Corriveau serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Ophthalmology at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Montreal, with clinical affiliation at CHUM (University of Montreal Hospital Centre). She is an active member of RRSV (Research Network in Vision Health), focusing her expertise at the intersection of ocular oncology and endocrine disorders.

Her research centers on choroidal melanoma and its systemic implications, with particular emphasis on patient quality-of-life outcomes in cancer management. She investigates carcinogenesis pathways in ocular tumors while exploring critical links between thyroid disorders, endocrine regulation, and visual system pathologies. This clinical work addresses significant gaps in understanding how systemic conditions influence eye cancer progression and treatment efficacy.

Professor Corriveau currently leads a multicenter survival study evaluating long-term outcomes for choroidal melanoma patients, incorporating comprehensive quality-of-life assessments. Her research methodology is strictly clinical, involving patient cohorts across affiliated hospital networks without basic science laboratory components. Through RRSV collaborations, she contributes to Quebec-wide vision health research initiatives while maintaining active clinical practice at CHUM.