A guide to advanced MRI processing for clinical glioma research
A guide to advanced MRI processing for clinical glioma research
Clement, P.; Beun, S.; Arzanforoosh, F.; Castellaro, M.; Debiasi, G.; Emblem, K. E.; Fuster-Garcia, E.; Grech-Sollars, M.; Kallehauge, J. F.; Lazen, P.; Nunes, R. G.; Ozturk-Isik, E.; Pinto, J.; Piskin, S.; Robinson, S. D.; Siugzdaite, R.; Sollmann, N.; Fløgstad Svensson, S.; Warnert, E. A. H.; Wiegers, E.; Petr, J.; Hangel, G.
Todate,multipleadvancedmagneticresonanceimaging(MRI)methodsbeyondconventionalqualitativestructuralimagingforthediagnosis,prognosis,andtreatmentfollow-upofgliomahavedemonstratedtheirutilityforclinicalstudies.However,thesemethodsoftenrelyoncomplexoff-scannerprocessingtoyieldthemostinformationandtoextractquantitativebiomarkers,limitingtheirpracticaluseforstudies,aswellastheirclinicaltranslation.Whilecommunity-drivensoftwaresolutionsexistfortheseadvancedMRImethods,manyaspiringclinicalresearchersfacechallengesinacquiringthenecessaryknowledgetoeffectivelyapplythesetools.Thisguide,aninitiativeoftheGliomaMRimaging2.0network(GliMR),aimstoprovideanoverviewofexistingsolutions,communities,andrepositorieswiththeultimategoalofenablingstandardization,openscience,andreproduciblequantitativeimagingstudiesofgliomas.Yet,mostofthereviewedtoolsandapproachestoimagedataanalysesmayalsobeusedinthecontextofstudiesondiseasesotherthanglioma.
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https://osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/rh4md
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/rh4md
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