Key anatomical imaging features can provide complementary information for differentiating high-risk from non-high-risk neuroblastoma

Key anatomical imaging features can provide complementary information for differentiating high-risk from non-high-risk neuroblastoma

George Vlachogiannis, Executive Editor of Cancer Control at Sage Publishing, shared a post on LinkedIn:

“Cancer Control study reporting that key anatomical imaging features can provide complementary information for differentiating high-risk from non-high-risk neuroblastoma, enabling improved risk stratification and tailored treatments. Imaging metrics like tumor volume and image-defined risk factor (IDRF) count boost diagnostic precision.”

Stratification of Anatomical Imaging Features Between High-Risk and Non-High-Risk Groups in Neuroblastoma

Authors: Haoru Wang, Xin Chen, and Jinhua Cai

Key anatomical imaging features can provide complementary information for differentiating high-risk from non-high-risk neuroblastoma

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