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  • Medical imaging
  • Radiomics
  • Biomedical data analysis

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  • Medical imaging is a crucial, noninvasive tool for observing disease.
  • Imaging data can be linked with other biological parameters (genetics, molecular data, symptoms, survival) for a comprehensive patient context.
  • Radiomics focuses on extracting quantifiable features from medical images.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore the potential of medical imaging and radiomics in understanding disease.
  • To connect imaging findings with diverse biological parameters for personalized medicine.
  • To highlight key challenges and areas of investigation within radiomics.

Main Methods:

  • Utilizing medical imaging for broad, frequent, and noninvasive data acquisition.
  • Applying radiomics to extract quantifiable features from imaging data.
  • Integrating imaging features with other biological parameters (e.g., genotype, histopathology, metabolites).

Main Results:

  • Imaging provides viable observable data for disease understanding.
  • Connecting imaging findings to biological parameters can inform patient-specific disease states.
  • Radiomics enables the extraction of quantitative measures for detailed analysis.

Conclusions:

  • Medical imaging, enhanced by radiomics, is vital for a deeper, patient-specific understanding of diseases.
  • The integration of imaging data with other biological parameters holds significant promise for advancing personalized medicine.
  • Addressing technical challenges in radiomics (calibration, preprocessing, segmentation, feature extraction, inference) is crucial for its successful application.