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Comparison of radiomics models and dual-energy material decomposition to decipher abdominal lymphoma in contrast-enhanced CT

  • By

  • Simon Bernatz

  • Vitali Koch

  • Daniel Pinto Dos Santos

  • Jörg Ackermann

  • Leon D. Grünewald

  • Inga Weitkamp

  • Ibrahim Yel

  • Simon S. Martin

  • Lukas Lenga

  • Jan-Erik Scholtz

  • Thomas J. Vogl

  • Scherwin Mahmoudi

  • March 6, 2023

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    The study investigates the efficacy of radiomics and dual-energy CT (DECT) in assessing abdominal lymphoma in patients with suspected malignancy.

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    Radiomics features provide high-dimensional data that can enhance tumor characterization, potentially improving diagnosis and treatment outcomes.

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    DECT material decomposition allows for non-invasive tissue characterization, offering an alternative to traditional imaging methods with lower radiation exposure.

  • 4

    The combined application of radiomics and DECT features may improve the stratification of abdominal lymphoma compared to using DECT features alone.

  • 5

    A total of 72 patients with confirmed abdominal lymphoma were included in the study, emphasizing the need for accurate imaging biomarkers in oncology.

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Comparison of radiomics models and dual-energy material decomposition to decipher abdominal lymphoma in contrast-enhanced CT

  • by Simon Bernatz, Vitali Koch, Daniel Pinto Dos Santos, Jörg Ackermann, Leon D. Grünewald, Inga Weitkamp, Ibrahim Yel, Simon S. Martin, Lukas Lenga, Jan-Erik Scholtz, Thomas J. Vogl, Scherwin Mahmoudi

  • March 6, 2023

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