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Liver and spleen volumetry with quantitative MR imaging and dual-space clustering segmentation

Farraher et al., 2005

Document ID: 14981737396417954598
Author: Farraher S; Jara H; Chang K; Hou A; Soto J
Publication year: 2005
Publication venue: Radiology

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The purpose of this HIPAA-compliant, institutional review board–approved study was to assess the liver and spleen volumes calculated by using a semiautomated dual-space clustering segmentation technique, as compared with the volumes calculated by using the …

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