Frontiers from Radiomics in Molecular Imaging

New Frontiers in Quantitative Molecular Imaging using PET

Nuclear medicine has a long tradition of incorporating quantitative analysis in its diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. Many of the clinical and research applications of molecular imaging rely on a solid quantitative foundation, which is highly dependent on the performance characteristics of nuclear medicine instrumentation and the accuracy of image correction and reconstruction algorithms. ...

Prostate cancer Radiomics using multiparametric MR imaging

magnetic resonance imaging in dentistry

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Frontiers in intravascular imaging technologies.

In 1971, Bom et al1 developed one of the first catheterbased real-time imaging techniques for use in the cardiac system. In placing a set of phased-array ultrasound transducers within the cardiac chambers, Bom and colleagues showed that higher frequencies than those used in transthoracic ultrasound imaging could be used to produce high-resolution images of cardiac structures. By the late 1980s,...

Discovery Radiomics for Imaging-driven Quantitative Personalized Cancer Decision Support

In this paper, we describe the underlying methodology behind discovery radiomics, where the ultimate goal is to discover customized, abstract radiomic feature models directly from the wealth of medical imaging data to better capture highly unique tumor traits beyond what can be captured using hand-crafted radiomic feature models. We further explore the current state-of-the-art in discovery radi...