Prof. Vicky Goh

Oncologic & Tumour Imaging

King's College London / University College London

Professor and deputy editor of Radiology; expert in multimodal tumour imaging.

Professor Vicky Goh MA MB BChir MD(Res) FRCR is Professor and Head of Department of Cancer Imaging at King's College London, and a consultant radiologist in Central London, recognised for translational imaging research spanning CT perfusion, MRI and radiomics to characterise tumour biology and predict outcomes.

Education & training: Medical degree at the University of Cambridge, radiology training in London and a cross-sectional imaging fellowship in Toronto, with subsequent academic appointments at King's College London (Professor since 2011; Head of Cancer Imaging since 2017).

Clinical interests: Multimodality oncologic imaging for colorectal, hepatopancreatobiliary and thoracic malignancies, integrating functional and quantitative techniques for personalised therapy planning.

Research, teaching & leadership: Past President of the European Society of Oncologic Imaging; chair of the Royal College of Radiologists Academic Committee; >20k citations across oncologic imaging, radiogenomics and tumour heterogeneity; major roles in multicentre trials and imaging biomarker consortia.

Service & systems: Develops standardised, measurement-based imaging pathways linked to clinical trials units and MDTs across London cancer networks.

Selected publications & contributions: Influential reviews and original studies on CT perfusion and radiomics in gastrointestinal and thoracic cancers, with education for radiologists and oncologists internationally.