MIROR: The Clinical Decision Support System with Functional Imaging and Machine Learning

Motivation: Radiomics has potential to bring added values to cancer diagnosis and prognosis, whilst a practical tool that is accessible for clinicians and radiologists has not been available. Goal(s): To design MIROR, a clinical decision support system, that can aid tumour diagnosis with real-time image and spectroscopy analysis. Approach: The project keeps collecting childhood brain tumour proton MR images and spectroscopy in England and has built a multi-centre database that includes 377 cases. Results: MIROR supports key features including visualisation, image analysis, feature extraction, spectroscopy quantification, and tumour type and subtype prediction through machine learning. Impact: A practical solution that translates radiomics and machine learning into clinical scenarios can aid tumour diagnosis and treatment planning, bring benefits to patient healthcare, and improve clinical outcomes.

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Proceedings on CD-ROM - International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. Scientific Meeting and Exhibition/Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Scientific Meeting and Exhibition
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2024-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.58530/2024/0872
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Machine Learning in Healthcare
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Motivation: Radiomics has potential to bring added values to cancer diagnosis and prognosis, whilst a practical tool that is accessible for clinicians and radiologists has not been available. Goal(s): To design MIROR, a clinical decision support system, that can aid tumour diagnosis with real-time image and spectroscopy analysis. Approach: The project keeps collecting childhood brain tumour proton MR images and spectroscopy in England and has built a multi-centre database that includes 377 cases. Results: MIROR supports key features including visualisation, image analysis, feature extraction, spectroscopy quantification, and tumour type and subtype prediction through machine learning. Impact: A practical solution that translates radiomics and machine learning into clinical scenarios can aid tumour diagnosis and treatment planning, bring benefits to patient healthcare, and improve clinical outcomes.

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