Evaluation of an Integrated Minimally Interactive Tool for the Segmentation of Relevant Oar in Lung Cancer

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Evaluation of an Integrated Minimally Interactive Tool for the Segmentation of Relevant Oar in Lung Cancer

Fechter, T. and Dolz, J. and Kirisli, H. and Chirindel, A. and Adebahr, S. and Schimek-Jasch, T. and Vermandel, M. and Massoptier, L. and Nestle, U.

International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics 2014

Abstract : Results Mean DC obtained was higher than 90% for lungs, heart and body, with a maximum standard deviation (SD) of 2.2%. For spinal cord, the mean DC decreased to 79.7%, with a SD of 10.7%. The results demonstrate strong agreement between segmentation provided by łdots

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