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AI-enhanced digital pathology and radiogenomics in precision oncology

Demetriou et al., 2023

Document ID
6548816058292823591
Author
Demetriou D
Hull R
Kgoebane-Maseko M
Lockhat Z
Dlamini Z
Publication year
Publication venue
Artificial Intelligence and Precision Oncology: Bridging Cancer Research and Clinical Decision Support

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Precision medicine is the personalization of medicine based on the molecular or genetic profiling of an individual and can lead to improved diagnosis, prognosis, and treatment. Personalized medicine requires key features to be extracted from large data sets, normally …
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