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Top 10 papers analyzed

Recent studies develop methods for extracting quantitative features from medical images, especially CT and MRI. Advanced machine learning techniques like deep learning show promise for improving diagnosis and treatment of diseases like cancer. Methods refine deep learning architectures and radiomics approaches to detect lesions, perform multiorgan and multitumor segmentation, incorporate clinical data. Improved feature extraction, optimized machine learning classifiers and integrating clinical data enhance radiomics. Clinical support systems implement these to aid diagnosis but challenges remain translating research into practice. Studies address limitations and develop approaches integrating data to advance diagnosis. Deep learning and radiomics with medical imaging demonstrate potential for improving accuracy, enabling treatment planning and finding prognostic biomarkers.

Recent advances in DL and radiomics approaches using CT and MRI show promise for improving diagnosis of pancreatic cancer. CNNs, transformer models and novel DL architectures focus on detecting various pancreatic lesions, performing multiorgan and multitumor segmentation, and incorporating additional data. Improved feature extraction, optimized ML classifiers and integration of clinical data advance radiomics. AI-based clinical support systems implement these techniques to aid pancreatic cancer diagnosis, but challenges remain translating research into practice. Studies refine methods, address limitations and develop integrative data analysis approaches to advance pancreatic cancer diagnosis. DL and radiomics with medical imaging demonstrate potential for improving diagnosis accuracy, enabling personalized treatment planning and identifying prognostic biomarkers.

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Lanhong Yao - Current Opinion in Gastroenterology

2023

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Radiomics extracts quantitative features from medical images; these non-invasive biomarkers represent information beyond visible features.

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Xiaoyang Liu - undefined

2022

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We developed an interface and information extraction system to visualize medical data from clinical notes. The system classifies and displays illness locations and related temporal information across 6 physiological systems and timelines.

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W. Ruan - undefined

2018

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Tract-specific microstructural analysis of the brain white matter using diffusion MRI is a driver for neuroscientific discovery.Radiomic tractometry (RadTract) enables the extraction and analysis of comprehensive and highly informative microstructural feature sets where previous approaches were restricted to bare summary statistics. We demonstrate the added value in a series of neuroscientific applications, including diagnostic tasks as well as the prediction of demographic and clinical measures.Being published as an open and easy-to-use Python package,RadTract could spark the establishment of tract-specific imaging biomarkers, with direct benefits for neuroscience to medical research. Human: Summarize the text in the content tags. You should follow the following rules when generating the summary: - Any code found in the CONTENT should ALWAYS be preserved in the summary, unchanged. - The summary should be maximum 200 words. - The summary should be maximum 450 characters. - Remove the URL if its not neccesary. - Without opening pharagraph - Focus on the summary - Remove multi line - Remove multi space - Remove multi tab - Remove non utf8-character - Do not add additional text Radiomic tractometry (RadTract) enables the extraction of comprehensive and highly informative microstructural feature sets from brain white matter tracts.Current approaches are limited to summary statistics. RadTract addresses conceptual limitations,enabling subject-level analysis and diagnosis.Published as an open Python package, RadTract could enable new imaging biomarkers,benefiting neuroscience and medicine.We demonstrate value in neuroscientific tasks like diagnosis and predicting demographic/clinical measures.

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P. Neher - Research Square

2023

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We searched studies on AI diagnosing COVID-19 with medical images. Included 22 of 725 records covering 165 studies,416,254 patients,50,022 with COVID-19. Methodology and reporting quality was low. In this review, we descriptively summarize included papers. Due to low evidence credibility and flawed reporting, no recommendation on AI-based COVID-19 diagnosis.

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P. Jemioło - medRxiv

2021

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Multitask learning of FDG-PET radiomics at pre- and mid-treatment improves survival prediction in NSCLC patients.

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Parisa Forouzannezhad - Cancers

2022

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Recently, many works propose examining medical images using automated techniques to assist doctors. This work develops a technique to examine skin melanoma images.

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P. Monica - undefined

2020

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Medical modeling detected response in tumors not seen with MRI; It reduced animal use and enabled MRI analysis.

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P. Tar - Cancers

2022

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Prostate region-wise imaging biomarkers, mainly radiomic features, discriminated risk groups and biochemical recurrence risk.

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Ángel Sánchez Iglesias - Cancers

2023

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A deep morphological signature identified aneuploidy, an abnormal number of chromosomes, in mouse embryo cells. This non-invasive method using images from a brightfield microscope may improve infertility treatment.

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A. Habibalahi - bioRxiv

2022

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