Electromagnetics applications in medicine with a focus on clinical translation.
Our current research focuses on developing microwave ablation devices and techniques, building numerical tissue models for multiphysics simulation, optimizing devices with computational assistance, and improving imaging feedback for minimally invasive therapies. We work with the UW-Madison interventional oncology program to promote clinical impact.
Our group comprises researchers from many disciplines. We welcome individuals of any race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, gender identification, age, or ability.
Latest Publications (All Publications)
Quantitative digital subtraction venography for venous interventions: Validation in phantom and in vivo porcine models
Periyasamy S, Oberstar EL, Whitehead JF, Kutlu AZ; Pieper AA, Hoffman CA, Li G, Brace CL, Speidel MA, Laeseke PF
J Vasc Interv Radiol; :in press, 2024.
Microwave ablation of the porcine growth plate: A method for minimally invasive epiphysiodesis
Noonan S, Miller K, Goldstein S, Leiferman E, White J, Noonan K, Brace CL.
Clin Orthop Relat Res; :in press, 2024.
A hybrid deformable registration method to generate motion-compensated 3D virtual MRI for fusion with interventional real-time 3D ultrasound
Mitra J, BhushanC, Ghose S, Mills D, Patel A, Tarasek M, Foo T, Wells S, Jupitz S, Bednarz B, Brace C, Holmes J, Yeo D.
Int J Comp Assist Surg; 18:1509-1509, 2023.
MWA performed at 5.8 GHz through ‘side firing’ approach: An exploratory study
Bottiglieri A, Brace C, O’Halloran M, Farina L
Sensors (Basel); 22:9320, 2022.
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A C-arm photon counting CT prototype with volumetric coverage using multi-sweep step-and-shoot acquisitions
Treb K, Ji X, Feng M, Zhang R, Periyasamy S, Laeseke PF, Dingle AM, Brace CL, Li K.
Phys Med Biol; 67:215003, 2022.
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Current Projects
Ablation Tools
Design, fabrication and testing of microwave ablation devices and other tools for image-guided procedures.
Computational Methods
Simulation of electromagnetics, heat transfer, mass transfer and mechanical deformation; development of numerical models; and optimization techniques for computer-assisted design.
Imaging and Procedures
CT, ultrasound, MRI and optical techniques for preclinical and clinical evaluation.
