Comparison of local control and survival prediction with quantitative 3-D tumor volumetry vs. simple diameter measurement by magnetic resonance imaging in cervical cancer

• Magnetic resonance imaging readily demonstrates diameters and volumes of venous malformations • MRI diameter calculations are reproducible in estimating the size of venous malformations • But volumetric models of malformations are more sensitive in detecting therapeutic response • Dynamic enhancement is also better assessed with automated volumetric software • Volumetric analysis of malformations offers promise to guide therapy and assess response.

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Clinical validation of semi-automated software for volumetric and dynamic contrast enhancement analysis of soft tissue venous malformations on Magnetic Resonance Imaging examination

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Kauffmann

Dubois

et al. 2013

Eur Radiol

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Comparison of local control and survival prediction with quantitative 3-D tumor volumetry vs. simple diameter measurement by magnetic resonance imaging in cervical cancer

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Clinical validation of semi-automated software for volumetric and dynamic contrast enhancement analysis of soft tissue venous malformations on Magnetic Resonance Imaging examination

Clinical validation of semi-automated software for volumetric and dynamic contrast enhancement analysis of soft tissue venous malformations on Magnetic Resonance Imaging examination

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