Synthetic MRI-Assisted and Self-Supervised Adaptive Segmentation of Organs-at-Risk (OARs) in MRI-Based Radiation Therapy.

R Kalantar, M Ingle,J M Winfield,C Messiou, S Lalondrelle,D M Koh, M Blackledge

International journal of radiation oncology, biology, physics(2023)

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Our framework leverages pre-existing CT planning data for gynecological cancers to enhance the segmentation performance of OARs during MR-guided adaptive treatments. This approach offers substantial benefits for the radiation therapy workflow, including reduced variability in per-fraction segmentation and clinical burden. Further studies that involve human expert evaluations will be conducted to assess the practicality of this approach in radiation therapy.
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