Medical Imaging
Enhanced Treatment Assessment for Liver Cancer Using New Imaging Analysis Technique
A study presented at the annual Radiological Society of North America meeting in Chicago USA has shown that a novel MRI analysis technique can significantly speed up the assessment of the effectiveness of liver cancer treatment compared to existing methods. More...10 Jan 2016
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