Reproducibility of rectal tumor volume delineation using diffusion-weighted MRI: Agreement on volumes between observers.
CONCLUSION: DWI resulted in smaller volumes delineation compared to T2-weighted MRI. Substantial and almost perfect agreements were reported for DWIGTV and T2GTV between radiologist and radiation oncologist. Due to the fact that DWI could be considered a simple technique for volume delineation for radiation oncologist, DWI could be used to improve quality in radiation planning for an accurate boost volume delineation when a dose escalation is investigated.
PMID: 31109840 [PubMed - as supplied by publisher]
Source: Cancer Radiotherapie - Category: Cancer & Oncology Authors: Rosa C, Caravatta L, Delli Pizzi A, Di Tommaso M, Cianci R, Gasparini L, Perrotti F, Solmita J, Sartori S, Zecca IAL, Di Nicola M, Basilico R, Genovesi D Tags: Cancer Radiother Source Type: research
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