statistical classification strategy for proton magnetic resonance spectra of soft tissue sarcoma: an exploratory study with potential clinical utility
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Abstract
Purpose: Histological grading is currently one of the best predictors of tumor behavior and outcome in soft tissue sarcoma.
However, occasionally there is significant disagreement even among expert pathologists. An alternative method that gives
more reliable and non-subjective diagnostic information is needed. The potential use of proton magnetic resonance spectroscopy
in combination with an appropriate statistical classification strategy was tested here in differentiating normal
mesenchymal tissue from soft tissue sarcoma.
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| Authors | ;Tedros Bezabeh;Samy El-Sayed;Rakesh Patel;Ray L. Somorjai;Vivien Bramwell;Rita Kandel;Ian C. P. Smith |
| Journal | the journal of physiology |
| Year | 2002 |
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