Image · Medical
Longitudinal DICOM CT scans across six cancer types
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Overview
Longitudinal DICOM CT scans across six cancer types is an image and medical dataset. The provider states a volume of 6,000 studies. Typical applications include medical imaging and clinical NLP. Pricing is not published and is provided on request.
Primary applications
What the listing offers
- Stated volume of 6,000 studies.
- A sample is indicated as available from the provider.
Dataset contains longitudinal baseline and follow-up ct scan in original dicom format and reports across six cancer types, liver, lung, pancreas, kidney, prostate, and brain. it includes approximately 2,000 unique patients, with an average of three studies per patient. 70% of the total volume originates from US and remaining 30% from other regions across the globe.
Technical specifications
- Modalities
- Image, Medical
- File formats
- DICOMInferred
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