Evaluation of the stability of radiomic features of non‐irradiated organs utilizing fan‐beam kilovoltage computed tomography

A subset of several radiomic features extracted remained stable throughout treatment. Thus, radiomic analyses of cancerous tissue using RefleXion X1 imaging throughout treatment would be feasible as an ongoing assessment of response during treatment for personalized adaptive approaches.

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Medical Physics
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2025-05-29
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https://doi.org/10.1002/mp.17914
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Radiomics and Machine Learning in Medical Imaging
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Evaluation of the stability of radiomic features of non‐irradiated organs utilizing fan‐beam kilovoltage computed tomography

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Evaluation of the stability of radiomic features of non‐irradiated organs utilizing fan‐beam kilovoltage computed tomography

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A subset of several radiomic features extracted remained stable throughout treatment. Thus, radiomic analyses of cancerous tissue using RefleXion X1 imaging throughout treatment would be feasible as an ongoing assessment of response during treatment for personalized adaptive approaches.

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