Rami Hallac

Dr. Rami Hallac is an Associate Professor at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center and an imaging scientist at Children's Medical Center. His work focuses on integrating 3D imaging, modeling, and printing to enhance pediatric surgical outcomes, particularly in craniofacial deformities and surgical planning. He specializes in developing machine learning algorithms for diagnostic precision and minimizing radiation exposure during craniofacial assessments.

His research interests include 3D craniofacial analysis, Cleft Lip and Palate correction, and AI-driven surgical planning. He has pioneered techniques like liquid latex molding for flap design and eye-tracking for deformity assessment thresholds.

Dr. Hallac has published extensively on topics including pediatric surgery outcomes, 3D printing applications, and tumor imaging biomarkers. His work bridges clinical innovation with advanced imaging technologies, emphasizing patient-specific solutions and safety.

Notable contributions include a 5-year study on craniofacial 3D printing and breakthroughs in non-radiographic pectus excavatum measurement. He collaborates with multidisciplinary teams to advance surgical precision and patient care.