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Towards Longitudinal Glioma Segmentation: Evaluating combined pre- and post-treatment MRI training data for automated tumor segmentation using nnU-Net

2023-06-05

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Identification of key phenotypic regions such as necrosis, contrast enhancement, and edema on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is important for understanding disease evolution and treatment response in patients with glioma. Manual delineation is time intensive and not feasible for a clinical workflow. Automating phenotypic region segmentation overcomes many issues with manual segmentation, however, current glioma...

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9cb6e771-0076-5cb0-a987-1fd329d3e270
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10.1101/2023.05.31.23290537
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