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Radiogenomics shows promise in oncology, particularly in interventional oncology (IO). Further development is needed to fully realize its potential in predicting treatment response and understanding tumor characteristics.

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  • To review the current applications of radiogenomics in interventional oncology.
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  • Review of existing literature on radiogenomics in interventional oncology.
  • Analysis of current and potential future applications.

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  • Radiogenomic applications have shown value in predicting treatment response in hepatocellular carcinoma and identifying genetic mutations in non-small cell lung cancer.
  • Future directions include addressing tumor heterogeneity, predicting immune response, and differentiating progression patterns.

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  • Radiogenomics is an emerging field with substantial potential, particularly in interventional oncology.
  • Further research and development are crucial to unlock its full capabilities and clinical utility.