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Identifying morphological indicators of aging with neural networks on large-scale whole-body MRI

Langner et al., 2019

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17877252860923796468
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Langner T
Wikström J
Bjerner T
Ahlström H
Kullberg J
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IEEE transactions on medical imaging

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A wealth of information is contained in images obtained by whole-body magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Studying the link between the imaged anatomy and properties known from outside sources has the potential to give new insights into the underlying factors that …
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