Use of machine learning (ML) in the prediction of ATRX and IDH mutation status in glioma

Laura Pigott; Chor Yiu Chloe Chung

Use of machine learning (ML) in the prediction of ATRX and IDH mutation status in glioma

Laura Pigott, Chor Yiu Chloe Chung

Physiotherapy, Sports Rehab & Chiropractic

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The poster explores a non-invasive and efficient approach to glioma diagnosis and prognosis. Aiming to support clinicians in the process of decision-making and personalised treatment planning.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 11 Oct 2024

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Use of machine learning (ML) in the prediction of ATRX and IDH mutation status in glioma

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