The Perk Lab
Laboratory for Percutaneous Surgery
Name
Christina
Yan
Short Biography
Christina started as a freshmen biomedical computing student at Queen's. Her research projects have included ultrasound guided scoliosis monitoring and computer-aided navigation for breast cancer surgery. Having done a full-year industrial internship, she returned to the Perk Lab in Fall 2018 for doing her BSc hon's thesis on develpment of a computer-assisted training system for endoscpic vein harvesting, co-supervised in the Perk Lab and in the Department of Surgery.
Affiliation
Institution: Queen's University
Department: School of Computing
Designation: Undergraduate student
Lab membership period: Spring 2015-2019
Projects
Publications
(2017). Localization of the transverse processes in ultrasound for spinal curvature measurement.
SPIE Medical Imaging. 10135, 101350I-101350I-7. Kamali2017a.pdf (1.1 MB) |
(2017). Quantification of tumor localization needle displacement prior to tumor excision in navigated lumpectomy.
15th Annual Imaging Network of Ontario (ImNO). Yan2017b.pdf (150.77 KB) Yan-IMNO-v3.pptx (1 MB) |
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(2017). Study into the displacement of tumor localization needle during navigated breast cancer surgery.
SPIE Medical Imaging. Yan2017a.pdf (564.16 KB) |
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(2016). Vertebral landmark visualization with portable ultrasound imaging in scoliosis monitoring.
14th Annual Imaging Network Ontario Symposium (ImNO). Yan2016b.pdf (388.09 KB) |
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(2016). Clinical feasibility of pediatric scoliosis monitoring using portable ultrasound.
Imaging Network Ontario (IMNO). Tabanfar2016b.pdf (82.18 KB) |
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(2016). Comparison of portable and conventional ultrasound imaging in spinal curvature measurement.
SPIE Medical Imaging. Yan2016a.pdf (410.12 KB) |
