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Vlora Riberdy^1,2, Alessandro Guida^3,4, James Rioux^5,3,4

¹Department of Physics and Atmospheric Sciences, Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS, Canada. vl662447@dal.ca.

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Radiomics analysis in preclinical research offers potential for disease detection and treatment prediction. However, its application faces unique challenges that require further investigation and development.

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Medical Imaging
Quantitative Imaging
Biomedical Research

Background:

Radiomics analysis is gaining traction in clinical studies.
Radiomic features correlate with disease severity and treatment outcomes.
Radiomics aids in early disease detection and predictive modeling.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide an overview of radiomics in preclinical imaging.
To discuss current methodologies and challenges.
To explore future prospects of radiomics in preclinical research.

Main Methods:

Review of current radiomics applications in preclinical imaging.
Analysis of methodologies used in preclinical radiomics.
Identification of challenges specific to preclinical radiomics.

Main Results:

Radiomics shows promise in preclinical research.
Unique challenges exist in applying radiomics to preclinical studies.
Methodologies and future directions are outlined.

Conclusions:

Radiomics has significant potential in preclinical imaging.
Addressing specific challenges is crucial for advancing preclinical radiomics.
Further research is needed to fully realize its prospects.