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Automatically finding tumors using structural-prior guided optical tomography

Inácio, 2015

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769116335973080935
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Inácio D
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Diffuse optical tomography (DOT) is a diagnostic tool that relies on functional processes for contrast. This technique provides several unique measurable parameters with the potential to enhance breast tumor sensitivity and specificity. DOT utilizes non-ionizing radiation and it …
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