Sofia Spampinato

Sofia Spampinato is a researcher at Erasmus MC specializing in radiation therapy for gynecological cancers. Her work focuses on cervical cancer, radiation-induced bladder toxicity, vaginal morbidity, and adverse event analysis.

• Key Research Areas: Cervical Cancer, Radiation Therapy, Brachytherapy, Late Toxicity Prediction
• Recent Collaborations: EMBRACE Collaborative Group, international institutions studying radiotherapy outcomes

Her research explores dose-response relationships in radiotherapy, toxicity scoring systems like CTCAE, and strategies to mitigate long-term complications in cancer survivors. She has developed computational models for morbidity prediction and conducted systematic reviews on secondary cancer risks.

Notable work includes EMBRACE studies analyzing urinary and vaginal complications in cervical cancer patients. Her publications span journals like Radiotherapy and Oncology and Medical Physics, with significant citation impact (30+ citations for key studies).