Automated Detection and Segmentation of Brain Metastases in Malignant Melanoma: Evaluation of a Dedicated Deep Learning Model
Lenhard Pennig(University of Cologne), Kai Roman Laukamp(University Hospital Cologne), Gina Fürtjes(University of Cologne), Michael Perkuhn(University of Cologne), Jan Borggrefe(Johannes Wesling Klinikum Minden), Frank Thiele(University of Cologne), Simon Lennartz(Centrum für Integrierte Onkologie), Lukas Goertz(University Hospital Cologne), Rahil Shahzad(University of Cologne), David Zopfs(L-3 Communications (United States)), Anna-Katharina Meißner(University of Cologne), Christoph Kabbasch(University Hospital Cologne), Liliana Caldeira(L-3 Communications (United States)), Stefan Grau(University of Cologne)
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