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James L Schroeder

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Academic Radiology|September 21, 2014
CT texture analysis of renal masses: pilot study using random forest classification for prediction of pathologySiva P Raman, Yifei Chen, James L Schroeder, et al.
Circulation Research|February 20, 2010
Short communication: Subcellular motion compensation for minimally invasive microscopy, in vivo: evidence for oxygen gradients in resting muscleJames L Schroeder, Merav Luger-Hamer, Randall Pursley, et al.
Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography|February 21, 2015
Preliminary data using computed tomography texture analysis for the classification of hypervascular liver lesions: generation of a predictive model on the basis of quantitative spatial frequency measurements--a work in progressSiva P Raman, James L Schroeder, Peng Huang, et al.
Journal of Microscopy|May 16, 2012
Three-dimensional motion tracking for high-resolution optical microscopy, in vivoMatthew Bakalar, James L Schroeder, Randall Pursley, et al.
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Academic Radiology|September 21, 2014
CT texture analysis of renal masses: pilot study using random forest classification for prediction of pathologySiva P Raman, Yifei Chen, James L Schroeder, et al.
Circulation Research|February 20, 2010
Short communication: Subcellular motion compensation for minimally invasive microscopy, in vivo: evidence for oxygen gradients in resting muscleJames L Schroeder, Merav Luger-Hamer, Randall Pursley, et al.
Journal of Computer Assisted Tomography|February 21, 2015
Preliminary data using computed tomography texture analysis for the classification of hypervascular liver lesions: generation of a predictive model on the basis of quantitative spatial frequency measurements--a work in progressSiva P Raman, James L Schroeder, Peng Huang, et al.
Journal of Microscopy|May 16, 2012
Three-dimensional motion tracking for high-resolution optical microscopy, in vivoMatthew Bakalar, James L Schroeder, Randall Pursley, et al.
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