The Analyst · 2014 · 111 citations · 23 references
MedicineOncologyPathologyBiomedical ImagingDiagnostic ImagingHistopathologyCancer DetectionCancer DiagnosisLung CancerTumor CharacterizationTumor ClassificationTumor HistopathologyHistopathological IdentificationHistopathological InterpretationHistopathological LesionsHistopathology-based Cancer DetectionLung AdenocarcinomaLung Cancer PathologyLung Tumor ClassificationLung Tumor Imaging
By integration of FTIR imaging and a novel trained random forest classifier, lung tumour classes and subtypes of adenocarcinoma are identified in fresh-frozen tissue slides automated and marker-free. The tissue slices are collected under standard operation procedures within our consortium and characterized by current gold standards in histopathology. In addition, meta data of the patients are taken. The improved standards on sample collection and characterization results in higher accuracy and reproducibility as compared to former studies and allows here for the first time the identification of adenocarcinoma subtypes by this approach. The differentiation of subtypes is especially important for prognosis and therapeutic decision.
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