Automated construction of patient-specific computational models using convolutional networks for conceptus dose estimation in pregnant patients (ID 1529) - Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging 2019 Annual Meeting

Automated construction of patient-specific computational models using convolutional networks for conceptus dose estimation in pregnant patients (ID 1529)

Physics, Instrumentation & Data Sciences -> Data Sciences

Automated construction of patient-specific computational models using convolutional networks for conceptus dose estimation in pregnant patients (ID 1529)

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POP (Poster Oral Presentations) Ups

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H. Zaidi

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Physics, Instrumentation & Data Sciences -> Data Sciences

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