Analysis of heterogeneity in T2-weighted MR images can differentiate pseudoprogression from progression in glioblastoma
Thomas C. Booth(King's College London), Kevin M. Brindle(University of Cambridge), Sarah L. Vowler(University of Cambridge), Yinyin Yuan(Institute of Cancer Research), Sarah Jefferies(Addenbrooke's Hospital), Heide L. Kirschenlohr(University of Cambridge), Mikko I. Kettunen(University of Cambridge), Holly C. Canuto(University of Cambridge), Florian Markowetz(Cancer Research UK), Sarah Dawson(Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust), M. P. Hobson(University of Cambridge), Timothy J. Larkin(University of Cambridge), Daniel Scoffings(National Health Service)
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