CURRICULUM VITAE

  DAVID W. HOLDSWORTH

 

Imaging Research Laboratories.
Robarts Research Institute
100 Perth Drive. P.O. Box 5015,
London, Ontario, CANADA N6A 5K8
(519) 663-3300 x4154 FAX: 663-3900
E-mail: dholdswo@irus.rri.uwo.ca  

University Education:  

          Ph.D.           1986-1992, University of Toronto, Dept. of Medical Biophysics.  

Thesis: “A TDI-CCD System for Slot-Scanned Digital Radiography and computed Tomography”  

                             Supervisor: Dr. A. Fenster (Medical Biophysics)  

        M.Sc.         1984-1986, University of Toronto, Dept. of Astronomy.  

                             Thesis: “A Study of Optical Fibers for Astronomical Instrumentation”  

                             Supervisor: Dr. Stefan Mochnacki (Astronomy)  

Professional Experience:  

July, 1993-    Assistant Professor, Dept. of Diagnostic Radiology and Nuclear Medicine,

June, 1997     University of Western Ontario  

Memberships in Professional Organizations:  

          Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers  

          International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine  

          Canadian Organization of Medical Physicists  

          American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine  

Research Grants-Current:

MRC                       1996-1999               $42,231 per annum

“Image-guided therapy for intracranial aneurysms using 3-D computed tomography,” D.W. Holdsworth, A.J. Fox  

MRC                       1997-2000               $83,412 per annum

“Development of new vascular ultrasound imaging systems,” A. Fenster, D.W. Holdsworth, and R.N. Rankin.  

MRC                       1997-2000               $79,808 per annum

“Integrated vascular MR imaging,” B.K. Rutt, D.W. Holdsworth, D. Steinman, M. Drangova, and D.H. Lee  

Salary Awards – Current  

Heart and Stroke Foundation 1997-2002    $44,660  

Patents:  

1.       “Computer-controlled pump for physiological flow simulation, British Patent No. 9104097.2 US Patent #5284423 (1993) D.W. Holdsworth, M. Drangova, D. Rickey, A. Fenster.  

2.       “Pulse-injector for quantitative angiographic blood-flow measurements,” British Patent No. 9225014.1 (Nov. 30, 1992), US Patent #5485331 (Jan. 23, 1996) D.W. Holdsworth, M. Drangova, A. Fenster.  

Publications

Cardinal, H.N., Holdsworth, D.W., Drangova, M., Hobbs, B.B. and Fenster, A., “Experimental and theoretical x-ray imaging performance comparison of iodine and lanthanide contrast agents,” Med. Phys. 20, 15-31 (1993).  

Frayne, R., Gowman, L.M., Rickey, D.W., Holdsworth, D.W., Picot, P., Drangova, M., Caldwell, C.B., Fenster, A. and Rutt, B.K., “A geometrically accurate vascular phantom for comparative studies of x-ray, ultrasound and magnetic resonance vascular imaging: Construction and geometrical verification,” Med. Phys. 20, 415-425 (1993).  

Holdsworth, D.W., Drangova, M., Fenster, A., “A high-resolution quantitative volume CT scanner,” Med. Phys. 20, 449-462 (1993).  

Drangova, M., Holdsworth, D.W., Boyd, C.J., Dunmore, P.J., Roach, M.R. and Fenster, A., “Elasticity and geometry measurements of vascular specimens using a high-resolution laboratory CT scanner,” Physiol. Meas. 14, 277-290 (1993).  

Drangova, M., Holdsworth, D.W., Picot, P.A., Schulenburg, K. and Fenster, A., “A modified x-ray image intensifier with continuously variable field of view for high-resolution imaging,” Med. Phys. 20, 1653-1660 (1993).  

Moreau, M., Holdsworth, D.W., and Fenster, A., “Dual-energy x-ray imaging technique for in vitro tissue composition measurement,” Med. Phys., 21, 1807-1815 (1994).  

Frayne, R., Holdsworth, D.W., Smith, R.F., Kasrai, R., Larsen, Jan P.T., and Rutt, B.K., “Turbine flow sensor for volume-flow rate verification in MR,” Mag. Reson. Med. 32, 410-417 (1994).  

Lauzon, M., Holdsworth, D.W., Frayne, R., and Rutt, B.K., “Effects of waveform variability in gated MRI: A theoretical understanding,” J Mag. Reson. Imag., 4, 853-867 (1994).  

Eliasziw, M., Smith, R.F., Singh, N., Holdsworth, D.W., Fox, A.J., and Barnett, H.J.M, “Further comments on the measurement of carotid stenosis from angiograms,” Stroke, 25, 2445-2449 (1994).  

Smith, R.F., Fox, A.J., Rankin, R.N., Rutt, B.K., and Holdsworth, D.W., “Geometric characterization of stenosed human carotid arteries,” Academic Radiology 3, 898-911 (1996).  

Moreau, M., Holdsworth, D.W., and Fenster, A., “X-ray imaging technique for in vitro tissue composition measurements using saline/iodine displacement: Technique optimization,” Med. Phys. 24, 37-49 (1997).  

Moreau, M., Dunmore-Buyze, P.J., Holdsworth, D.W., and Fenster, A., “X-ray imaging technique for in vitro tissue composition measurements using saline/iodine displacement: Experimental verification,” Med. Phys. 24, 351-360 (1997).  

Dabrowski, W., Dunmore-Buyze, J., Rankin, R.N., Holdsworth, D.W., and Fenster, A., “A real vessel phantom for imaging experimentation,” Med. Phys. 24, 687-693 (1997).  

Fahrig, R., Moreau, M., and Holdsworth, D.W., “3-D CT reconstruction using a C-arm mounted XRII: Correction of image intensifier distortion,” Med. Phys., 24, 1097-1106 (1997).  

Fahrig, R., Holdsworth, D.W., Fox, A.J., and Lownie, S., “Use of a C-arm system to generate true 3-D computed rotational angiograms: Preliminary In Vitro and In Vivo results,” AJNR, Am. J. Neuroradiol 18, 1507-1514 (1997).  

Book Chapters:  

Finlay, J.B, Hurtig, M., Ng, A., Liggins, A.B., Shemerluk, R., Lorantfy, C., Lysynski, B. and Holdsworth, D.W., “Study of the pin-bone interface in fracture fixation: High tech-low tech,” in Experimental Mechanics, E.G. Little ed. (Elsevier Science Publishers, Amsterdam, 1992).  

Invited Presentations:  

Holdsworth, D.W., Drangova, M., and Fenster, A., “A high-resolution volume CT scanner for biomedical research,” NASA Ames Research Center, Moffett Field CA, Feb. 11, (1993).  

Holdsworth, D.W. “Vascular Anatomy and Blood Flow: CT, MR, and Ultrasound Investigations” Siemens Medical Systems, Erlangen, Germany, Dec. 7, (1993).  

Holdsworth, D.W., Smith, R.F., Rutt, B.K., Fox, A.J., Rankin, R.N., “In vitro validation of Doppler ultrasound, MRA, and DSA Techniques,” NASCET Eastern Regional meeting, New York NY, June 13 (1994).  

Holdsworth, D.W., Drangova, M., and Fenster, A., “A high-resolution volume CT scanner for bone densitometry,” Eli Lilly, Indianopolis Indiana, May. 12, (1995).  

Holdsworth, D.W., “New imaging techniques for in vitro measurements of the mechanical properties and composition of vascular tissue,” Guest Lecture at the Cleveland Clinic Foundation, Cleveland OH, May 12 (1995).  

Holdsworth, D.W., “Quantification of blood flow and vessel geometry using CT, MR, and ultrasound,” Invited lecture at Siemens Corporate Research, Princeton, N.J. May 3, (1996).  

Holdsworth, D.W., “High-resolution three-dimensional computed tomography,” AAPM Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, PA. July 23, (1996).  

Holdsworth, D.W., Fahrig, R., and Fox, A.J., “High-resolution 3-D CT angiography from multiple 2-D projections,” VIII International Workshop: Advances in 3-D Vascular Imaging, Rome Oct. 16-19 (1996).  

Holdsworth, D.W., Smith, R.F., Fahrig, R., Rutt, B.K., and Fox, A.j., “Anthropomorphic vascular models for in vitro evaluation of MRA and CT, “ VIII International Workshop: Advances in 3-D Vascular Imaging, Rome Oct. 16-19 (1996).  

Holdsworth, D.W., Fahrig, R., and Fox, A.J., “Three-dimensional computed rotational angiography,” Institute for Medical Physics, Friedrich-Alexander University, Erlangen, Germany Oct. 25 (1996).  

Ethier, C.R., Moore, J.A., Steinman, D.A., and Holdsworth, D.W., “Construction of vascular models from MRI: accuracy assessment based on flow simulations in a carotid bifurcation model,” Presented at the 1st International Interdisciplinary Conference on Cardiovascular Medicine, Surgery, Science, and Mechanics, Washington D.C., June (1997).


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