2020
DOI: 10.21203/rs.3.rs-19467/v1
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Tumor Response Prediction in 90Y Radioembolization with PET-based Radiomics Features and Absorbed Dose Metrics

Abstract: Purpose Evaluate whether lesion radiomics features and absorbed dose metrics extracted from post-therapy 90 Y PET can be integrated to better predict outcome in microsphere radioembolization of liver malignancies. Methods Given the noisy nature of 90 Y PET, first, a liver phantom study with repeated acquisitions and varying reconstruction parameters was used to identify a subset of robust radiomics features for the patient analysis. In 36 radioembolization procedures, 90 Y PET/CT was performed within a couple … Show more

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“…Evaluations varying SBR would require more experimental data, with a different experimental setup for each SBR. However, the results presented in our study can be useful in the choice of OSEM reconstruction parameters for example in studies such as published by Wei et al [75], Levillain et al [76] and Morán et al [77] for better accuracy in absorbed dose calculation following 90 Y-SIRT using the DPC-PET.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 84%
“…Evaluations varying SBR would require more experimental data, with a different experimental setup for each SBR. However, the results presented in our study can be useful in the choice of OSEM reconstruction parameters for example in studies such as published by Wei et al [75], Levillain et al [76] and Morán et al [77] for better accuracy in absorbed dose calculation following 90 Y-SIRT using the DPC-PET.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 84%