Marie-Pierre REVEL

Marie-Pierre Revel is a prominent figure in the field of radiology, holding the esteemed position
of Full Professor at Université de Paris and heading the Radiology department at Cochin
hospital, APHP Centre.
Her expertise in thoracic imaging is internationally recognized, having served as past president
of the European Society of Thoracic Imaging. Marie-Pierre Revel’s contributions to the field are
evident in her impressive publication record: 168 original articles (H-index 40), showcasing her
dedication to advancing knowledge and practice.She has made significant strides in lung nodule
evaluation, developing a novel approach based on volumetry to estimate the volume doubling
time of indeterminate lung nodules. This groundbreaking strategy has been adopted in
European studies on lung cancer screening, demonstrating its real-world impact.
Furthermore, Marie-Pierre Revel spearheads the lung cancer screening certification project for
the European society of radiology, further solidifying her leadership role in shaping best
practices.
Marie-Pierre Revel’s vision extends beyond traditional imaging techniques, actively exploring the
applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in evaluating chronic lung diseases. She leads the
CASCADE study, a groundbreaking Lung cancer screening (LCS) implementation study in
France dedicated to women. This ambitious project aims to evaluate various reading modalities

for thoracic CT exams, including single reading by a radiologist trained in LCS and the role of AI.
Marie-Pierre Revel’s dedication to research, innovation, and education has made her a leading
force in the field of radiology. Her work not only advances our understanding of thoracic imaging
but also directly impacts patient care through improved diagnostic accuracy and treatment
strategies.