Segmentation of positron emission tomography images: Some recommendations for target delineation in radiation oncology
Abstract
Positron emission tomography can be used in radiation oncology for the delineation of target volumes in the treatment planning stage. Numerous publications deal with this topic and the scientific community has investigated many methodologies, ranging from simple uptake thresholding to very elaborate probabilistic models. Nevertheless, no consensus seems to emerge. This paper reviews delineation techniques that are popular in the literature....
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Title
Segmentation of positron emission tomography images: Some recommendations for target delineation in radiation oncology
Published Date
Sep 1, 2010
Journal
Volume
96
Issue
3
Pages
302 - 307
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