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Biography
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Koh Tong San received the PhD and B.S degrees from the National
University of Singapore. Prior to joining NTU, he had worked
as an engineer and senior engineer in Hewlett Packard Singapore
Pte Ltd, and as a postdoctoral researcher in the Princess
Margaret Hospital/Ontario Cancer Institute (Canada).
Research Interest
Medical Functional Imaging
Physiological Modeling
Properties of Semiconductor Quantum Structures
Selected Research Projects
- Principal Investigator, “Dynamic Physiological Imaging
and Quantification of Tumor Microcirculation”, NTU SUG
8/02, $96,000, completed 2002.
- Principal Investigator, “In-Vivo Assessment of Neo-Angiogenesis
and Microcirculatory Characteristics of Breast Carcinoma using
Dynamic Contrast-Enhanced Magnetic Resonance Imaging with Correlations
to Histopathology”, Biomedical Research Council (03/1/22/17/264),
$158,500, 2003-present.
Selected Publications
- T.S. Koh, L.H.D. Cheong, C.K. Markus Tan, and C.C.T. Lim,
“A Distributed Parameter Model of Cerebral Blood-Tissue
Exchange with Account of Capillary Transit Time Distribution”,
NeuroImage, U.S.A, Apr 2006, 30(2):426-435.
- T.S. Koh, X.Y. Wu, L.H. Cheong, and C.C.T. Lim, “Assessment
of Perfusion by Dynamic Contrast-Enhanced Imaging using a Deconvolution
Approach based on Regression and Singular Value Decomposition”,
IEEE Trans. Med. Imaging, U.S.A., Dec 2004, 23(12): 1532- 1542.
- T.S. Koh, L.H. Cheong, Z. Hou, and Y.C. Soh “A physiologic
model of capillary-tissue exchange for dynamic contrast-enhanced
imaging of tumor microcirculation”, IEEE Trans. Biomed.
Eng., U.S.A, Feb 2003, 50:159-167.
- T. S. Koh, V. Zeman, J. Darko, T. Lee, M. F. Miloseic, M.
Haider, P. Warde, and I. Yeung, "The inclusion of capillary
distribution to the adiabatic tissue homogeneity model of blood
flow", Phys. Med. Biol., U.K., May 2001, 46:1519-1538.
- T. S. Koh, J. J. Jezioranski, T. Haycocks, S. Tong, R. Heaton
and I. Yeung, "A practical approach to inverse planning
for high precision dose escalated conformal prostate radiotherapy",
Phys. Med. Biol., U.K., May 2001, 46:1473-1485.
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