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In this lecture, Prof Taouli will discuss recent advances in high throughput radiomics methods applied in Oncology, including segmentation, processing and data analysis, current and future uses as well as pitfalls and weaknesses. He will also discuss recent radiogenomics correlative studies in different cancers, particularly in liver, prostate and renal cancer.
Learning objectives:
1. Review definition and high throughput radiomics methods, as well as current results in oncology.
2. Review pitfalls, limitations and future directions of radiomics in oncology.
