Philip Roelandt

Philip Roelandt is an Assistant Professor at the Faculty of Medicine of KU Leuven, affiliated with the Department of Chronic Diseases and Metabolism. His work focuses on translational research in gastrointestinal disorders, combining clinical practice with innovative applications of artificial intelligence in endoscopy.

• Member of the Faculty of Medicine Council
• Member of the Biomedical Sciences Library Council

Research Interests: Dr. Roelandt specializes in Gastroenterology and Artificial Intelligence in Medicine, with a focus on computer-aided detection systems for colorectal polyps, public health strategies for HPV-related disease prevention, and clinical guidelines for digestive disorders. His work bridges clinical gastroenterology with technological advancements.

Recent Publications: His research highlights include AI-driven endoscopic imaging, HPV elimination roadmaps, and evidence-based protocols for anal fissure management. Key journals include GUT and Endoscopy, with collaborations across European institutions.

Teaching Activities: He contributes to courses on medical skills, gastrointestinal problem-solving, and AI applications in clinical practice, emphasizing practical training and digital health integration.