Improved detection and characterisation of breast cancer using multimodal
magnetic resonance imaging and novel computer-aided
detection/evaluation (CADe) techniques
Improved detection and characterisation of breast .. (CADe4BMRI)
Improved detection and characterisation of breast cancer using multimodal
magnetic resonance imaging and novel computer-aided
detection/evaluation (CADe) techniques
(CADe4BMRI)
Start date: Apr 1, 2012,
End date: Nov 25, 2015
PROJECT
FINISHED
Breast magnetic resonance imaging is finding clinical application as an adjunct diagnostic procedure to ultrasound and mammography. A major limitation of MRI, however, is that although it has a high sensitivity to breast cancer, its specificity is poor to moderate. Poor specificity equates to a high chance of making a false-positive diagnosis. This research aims to improve the specificity and sensitivity of the technique, and therefore its clinical utility, through the use of computerised image analysis and the integration of morphologic, kinetic, and structural information. If successful this will not only lead to improved cancer detection, but also enhance clinical management of the disease.
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