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Radiation therapy simulation head and neck CT and simulation MRI anonymized scans with region-of-interest contour sets

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Posted on 2019-04-24 - 19:20 authored by Kendall Kiser
This is a collection of CT, MRI, and structure contour DICOM datasets acquired from 15 head-and-neck cancer patients under radiation therapy immobilization protocols. CT and MRI structure sets were contoured by four radiation oncologists at the University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center. Deformed structure sets are also made available. Deformed structure sets are the results after applying one of three deformable registration algorithms (using Admire, Pinnacle, or Velocity softwares) to MRI, holding the CT as primary.

The research in the following publication, in press in Clinical and Translational Radiation Oncology, developed this dataset:

Joint Head and Neck MRI-Radiotherapy Development Cooperative: Kiser, K.*, Meheissen, M.A.M.*, Mohamed, A.S.R., Kamal, M., Ng, S.P., Elhalawani, H., Jethanandani, A., He, R., Ding, Y., Rostom, Y., Hegazy, N., Bahig, H., Garden, A.S., Lai, S., Phan, J., Gunn, G.B., Rosenthal, D.I., Frank, S.J., Brock., K.K., Wang, J., and Fuller, C.D. (2019). Prospective quantitative quality assurance and deformation estimation of MRI-CT image registration in simulation of head and neck radiotherapy patients. Clinical and Translational Radiation Oncology. Accepted and in press.

*These authors contributed equally to this work


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