Luohong Wu

Luohong Wu

PhD Candidate

University of Zurich
Balgrist University Hospital

Research in Orthopedic
Computer Science (ROCS)

Zurich, Switzerland

About Me

I am a PhD candidate in the Research in Orthopedic Computer Science (ROCS) group at the University of Zurich and Balgrist University Hospital, supervised by Prof. Philipp Fürnstahl. I started my PhD in October 2022 and expect to graduate in December 2026.

My research focuses on medical ultrasound, 3D anatomical reconstruction, and multimodal registration. I develop methods to extract and reconstruct bone surfaces from ultrasound and align them with preoperative imaging, with applications in computer-assisted orthopedic surgery. I also work on augmented reality for surgical training.

I received my MSc in Computational Science and Engineering from ETH Zurich (2019–2022) and my BSc in Software Engineering from Northwestern Polytechnical University (2015–2019).

Research Interests

  • Medical image analysis: ultrasound segmentation and anatomical understanding.
  • 3D reconstruction and registration: neural implicit representations and CT–ultrasound alignment.
  • Computer-assisted intervention: image-guided surgery and mixed-reality training.
UltraBoneUDF neural unsigned distance function method overview
Method overview · Source ↗
CMIG2025 online

UltraBoneUDF: Self-supervised bone surface reconstruction from ultrasound based on neural unsigned distance functions

Luohong Wu, Matthias Seibold, Nicola A. Cavalcanti, Giuseppe Loggia, Lisa Reissner, Bastian Sigrist, Jonas Hein, Lilian Calvet, Arnd Viehöfer, Philipp Fürnstahl

Computerized Medical Imaging and Graphics · online 2025; vol. 127, 2026

Reconstructing continuous bone surfaces from ultrasound observations using neural unsigned distance functions.

UltraBones100k

Over 100,000 annotated ultrasound images of human lower limbs, with CT-derived bone models and tracking data for bone segmentation, surface reconstruction, and registration.

UltraBonesHip

Paired CT and tracked ultrasound of the femur and pelvis from five cadaveric specimens, with code for reconstructing 3D ultrasound point clouds.

SpineDepthSegmented

A preprocessed version of SpineDepth (Liebmann et al., 2021), with vertebra-level CT meshes and intraoperative RGB-D point clouds for lumbar spine registration.

Open-H-Embodiment

A community-driven, multi-institution dataset of paired video and robot kinematics for medical robotics, spanning surgical manipulation, robotic ultrasound, and simulation. Contributed as part of the Open-H-Embodiment Consortium.

Academic Service

Conference reviewer: NeurIPS, MICCAI.
Journal reviewer: Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering, Scientific Data, Scientific Reports.
Community: MONAI Ultrasound Working Group.

Teaching

Teaching assistant at the University of Zurich: Programming (2025), Introduction to Digital Health (2024), and Introduction to Data Science (2024).