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Supervised white matter bundle segmentation in glioma patients with transfer learning

2025-06-15

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In clinical settings, the virtual dissection of white matter tracts represents an informative source of information for monitoring neurological conditions or to support the planning of a treatment. The automation of this task using data-driven approaches, and in particular deep learning models, provides promising evidence of good accuracy when carried out on healthy individuals. However, the lack of large clinical...

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b3000c46-64ef-5015-a79b-4a3c8b2657da
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10.1101/2025.06.13.659452
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