dr. ir. K.L. (Koen) Vincken Associate Professor

Image Sciences Institute

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Koen Vincken graduated in Computer Science at the Delft University of Technology in 1989. In 1995 he received his PhD at the Utrecht University. The title of his thesis was "Probabilistic Multiscale Image Segmentation by the Hyperstack". He then continued working at the Image Sciences Institute (ISI), lead by prof. Max A. Viergever (Imaging Division) of the University Medical Center Utrecht

He is currently working as an Associate Professor at ISI. His main focus was software development for a.o. the dept. of radiology, neurology, orthopaedic, rheumatology and several external partners related to the ISI. In 2001 he was involved in the reconstruction of Trijntje, the oldest skull ever found in The Netherlands. He reconstructed the deformed skull on the computer, after which a hard copy of the skull (synthetic material) was obtained using stereolithography. The face of Trijntje could then be modeled by physical anthropologist Maja d'Hollosy and exhibited.

He was supervisor of several MSc and PhD students, as well as consultant for a few external projects. His main interests are medical image applications and quantitative image analysis.

He was project leader of the Brainbox project, that focused on the quantitative analysis of MR brain images for cerebrovascular disease and the translation from research to industry.

His main interest is currently the development of a new digital tool (VQuest) for educational testing with volumetric (3D) images. VQuest is currently extended as a tool foor eTesting, eLearning and eTeaching. Co-developers are Christian Mol (Imaging Division of the UMC Utrecht) and Cécile Ravesloot (Radboud UMC, Nijmegen). VQuest is currently the application used for all radiological assessments in the UMC Utrecht for different levels of expertise (2nd year med students, radiology residents), and used in many other institutes (national and international).

Koen Vincken is married and has three children, two boys (Jelle, 1995 and Hidde, 2000) and a girl (Jente, 1998).

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White matter hyperintensity shape and location feature analysis on brain MRI; Proof of principle study in patients with diabetes

De Bresser Jeroen, Kuijf Hugo J., Zaanen Karlijn, Viergever Max A., Hendrikse Jeroen, Biessels Geert Jan, Van Den Berg E., Bouvy W., Brundel M., Heringa S., Kappelle L. J., Leemans A., Luijten P. R., Mali W. P.T.M., Rutten G. E.H.M., Vincken K. L., Zwanenburg J., 1 Dec 2018 In: Scientific Reports. 8

Volumetric image interpretation in radiology: scroll behavior and cognitive processes

Den Boer Larissa, van der Schaaf Marieke F., Vincken Koen L., Mol Chris P., Stuijfzand Bobby G., van der Gijp Anouk Oct 2018 In: Advances in Health Sciences Education. 23, p. 783-802

Cartilage Quality (dGEMRIC Index) Following Knee Joint Distraction or High Tibial Osteotomy

Besselink Nick J, Vincken Koen L, Bartels L Wilbert, van Heerwaarden Ronald J, Concepcion Arno N, Marijnissen Anne C A, Spruijt Sander, Custers Roel J H, van der Woude Jan-Ton A D, Wiegant Karen, Welsing Paco M J, Mastbergen Simon C, Lafeber Floris P J G 1 Jun 2018 In: Cartilage. p. 1947603518777578

What is the Actual 3D Representation of the Rib Vertebra Angle Difference (Mehta Angle)?

Brink Rob C, Schlösser Tom P C, van Stralen Marijn, Vincken Koen L, Kruyt Moyo C, Chu Winnie C W, Cheng Jack C Y, Castelein RM 2018 In: Spine. 43, p. E92-E97

Anterior-posterior length discrepancy of the spinal column in adolescent idiopathic scoliosis—a 3D CT study

Brink Rob C., Schlösser Tom P.C., van Stralen Marijn, Vincken Koen L., Kruyt Moyo C., Hui Steve C.N., Viergever Max A., Chu Winnie C.W., Cheng Jack C.Y., Castelein René M. 2018 In: Spine Journal. 18, p. 2259-2265

Identifying error types in visual diagnostic skill assessment

Ravesloot Cécile J, van der Gijp Anouk, van der Schaaf Marieke F, Huige Josephine C B M, Ten Cate Olle, Vincken Koen L, Mol Christian P, van Schaik Jan P J 27 Jun 2017 In: Diagnosis (Berlin, Germany). 4, p. 93-99 7 p.

Anterior Spinal Overgrowth is the Result of the Scoliotic Mechanism and is Located in the Disc

Brink Rob C, Schlösser Tom P C, Colo Dino, Vavruch Ludvig, van Stralen Marijn , Vincken Koen L , Malmqvist Marcus, Kruyt Moyo C, Tropp Hans, Castelein RM 1 Jun 2017 In: Spine. 42, p. 818-822

The Effect of Teaching Search Strategies on Perceptual Performance

van der Gijp Anouk, Vincken Koen L, Boscardin Christy K., Webb Emily M, Ten Cate Olle Th J, Naeger David M Jun 2017 In: Academic Radiology. 24, p. 762-767 6 p.

Asymmetry of the Vertebral Body and Pedicles in the True Transverse Plane in Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis: A CT-Based Study

Brink Rob C., Schlösser Tom P C, Colo Dino, Vincken Koen L., van Stralen Marijn, Hui Steve C N, Chu Winnie C W, Cheng Jack C Y, Castelein RM 1 Jan 2017 In: Spine Deformity. 5, p. 37-45 9 p.

The virtual dissecting room: creating highly detailed anatomy models for educational purposes

Zilverschoon Marijn, Vincken Koen L, Bleys Ronald L A W Jan 2017 In: Journal of Biomedical Informatics. 65, p. 58–75

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