Description: The development of imaging technology that improves the early detection and management of lung cancer holds great potential to reduce the heavy burden of lung cancer in the United States. The two main goals of this project are to detect lung cancer in CT images at an earlier and potentially more curable stage and to decrease the time needed to accurately assess malignance of lung lesions. Several acquisition and analysis technical advances will be explored and concurrently optimized in order to achieve these goals. The core of the project involves the development of computer aided detection (CAD) and image analysis techniques that automatically detect low contrast and small lung cancer presentations.
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Hollings Cancer Center at M.U.S.C. |
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Public Educational Institution |
Charleston,
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Citation
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Source:
Appropriations Report Language - Conference
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Reference:
108-622
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Location:
Line 31, Page 259
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Citation Excerpt: Improved Lung Cancer Management-Advanced Imaging Technology (Note: transferred from RDTE,A line 32)
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