Tessa van Ginhoven

Tessa van Ginhoven is a researcher in the Department of Surgery at Erasmus MC, focusing on endocrine surgery and oncology. Her work bridges clinical practice and technological innovation, particularly in thyroid and adrenal cancers.

Her research interests include thyroid cancer, pheochromocytoma, adrenal lesions, and the use of augmented reality in surgical procedures. She investigates disease classification, biochemical diagnostics, and surgical outcomes.

The recent publications highlight a strong trend in endocrine oncology, with emphasis on diagnostic refinement, treatment guidelines, and innovative surgical tools. Her work integrates molecular diagnostics, imaging, and digital health technologies.

Although no specific awards are listed, her contributions to high-impact journals reflect recognition in the field.

Tessa van Ginhoven supervises research, as indicated by supervised works, and collaborates extensively with experts in endocrinology and surgery. She is involved in projects exploring novel diagnostic methods such as electronic noses and AR-assisted surgery. Grants are not explicitly mentioned, but her active publication record suggests ongoing funded research.

She is part of a multidisciplinary network at Erasmus MC, contributing to teams focused on endocrine tumors and surgical innovation.