NIMG-69. DISTINGUISHING RADIATION NECROSIS FROM BRAIN TUMOR RECURRENCE ON ROUTINE MRI: A PRELIMINARY HUMAN-MACHINE READER COMPARISON STUDY
Prateek Prasanna(Case Western Reserve University), Pallavi Tiwari(Case Western Reserve University), Ameya Nayate(University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center), Anant Madabhushi(Emory University), Marco C. Pinho(The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center), Leo Wolansky(University Hospitals Cleveland Medical Center), Amit Gupta(University of Washington), Lisa R. Rogers(University of Michigan), Gagandeep Singh(Case Western Reserve University), Kimmo J. Hatanpaa(Southwestern Medical Center)
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