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Authors:
Sachini Udara Wickramasinghe
,
Thushara Indika Weerakoon
,
Pradeep Jayantha Gamage
,
Muditha S. Bandara
, and
Aruna Pallewatte

tumor diagnosis using radiomics. Radiomics is an explicit method for extracting a wide range of quantifiable characteristics from digital images that are not discernible to human eyes [ 8 ]. Radiomic features offer information on patterns of the range of

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Imaging
Authors:
Bettina Katalin Budai
,
Veronica Frank
,
Sonaz Shariati
,
Bence Fejér
,
Ambrus Tóth
,
Vince Orbán
,
Viktor Bérczi
, and
Pál Novák Kaposi

within a selected region of interest (ROI). It provides a method to measure intra-regional heterogeneity and to detect tissue changes, including subtle differences in textural information that would be imperceivable to the human eye. Radiomics analysis of

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Imaging
Authors:
Veronica Frank
,
Sonaz Shariati
,
Bettina Katalin Budai
,
Bence Fejér
,
Ambrus Tóth
,
Vince Orbán
,
Viktor Bérczi
, and
Pál Novák Kaposi

selected regions of interest (ROI) and analyze them with computational tools [ 1 ]. The basic concept of radiomic analysis is to generate a large number of quantitative imaging biomarkers from radiology images that can be linked to various phenotypes of the

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and eventually improving overall clinical outcome. By quantifying coronary plaques and determining adverse plaque features, we gain access to a wider range of information which may improve plaque characterization [ 4 ]. Use of radiomics and machine

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Térdporc szegmentálása MR-felvételekből mesterséges intelligencia segítségével

Segmentation of knee cartilages in MR images with artificial intelligence

Orvosi Hetilap
Authors:
Péter Szoldán
,
Zsófia Egyed
,
Endre Szabó
,
János Somogyi
,
György Hangody
, and
László Hangody

. Arthroscopy 2012; 28: 1180–1183. 5 Gillies RJ, Kinahan PE, Hricak H. Radiomics: images are more than pictures, they are data. Radiology 2016; 278: 563

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Imaging
Authors:
Szuzina Fazekas
,
Bettina Katalin Budai
,
Róbert Stollmayer
,
Pál Novák Kaposi
, and
Viktor Bérczi

radiological image assessment is a subjective visual evaluation of medical images by radiologists. The traditional way of quantitative feature extraction is the strategy of radiomics: a region of interest (ROI) is manually selected, and different quantitative

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Imaging
Authors:
Borbála Vattay
,
Melinda Boussoussou
,
Sarolta Borzsák
,
Milán Vecsey-Nagy
,
Judit Simon
,
Márton Kolossváry
,
Béla Merkely
, and
Bálint Szilveszter

-disease, microvascular dysfunction). Furthermore, spectral CT imaging might help detect true perfusion defects using iodine density reconstructions in the future. Also, radiomic and machine learning analysis of the left ventricle may help overcome the limitations of CTP

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Imaging
Authors:
Rama Mohan Pasupuleti
,
Sarvade Pedda Venkata Subba Rao
,
Prema Kothandan
,
Samarthi Swapna Rani
,
Sathees Babu Shanmuganathan
, and
Vijayaprabhu Arumugam

Access 2020 . [11] Wickramasinghe SU , Weerakoon TI , Gamage PJ , Bandara MS , Pallewatte A : Identification of radiomic features as an imaging marker to differentiate benign and malignant breast masses based on magnetic resonance imaging

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. Qi Y , Zhao T , Han M . The application of radiomics

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A hepatocellularis carcinoma komplex kezelése.

Konszenzuskonferencia, Budapest, 2021. április 24.

Complex management of hepatocellular carcinoma.

Consensus Conference, Budapest, April 24, 2021
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Author:
Magyar Hepato-Pancreatico-Biliaris (HPB) Kutatócsoport 1

Shan QY, Hu HT, Feng ST et al. Ct-based peritumoral radiomics signatures to predict early recurrence in hepatocellular carcinoma after curative tumor resection or ablation. Cancer Imaging. 2019; 19

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