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Quantitative MRI T1 relaxation time as a biomarker of complete response in rectal cancer six weeks after neoadjuvant therapy: a prospective study.
Mathias Byriel, Torben F Hansen, L Henrik Jensen, B Rahr Hans, Signe Timm, Jan Lindebjerg, Søren R Rafaelsen
Clinical and translational radiation oncologySep 1, 2026PMID 42569633doi:10.1016/j.ctro.2026.101237 PMC13450439Journal ArticlepubmedProvenance
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•44 rectal cancer patients prospectively included for analysis of T1 relaxation time.•T1 relaxation time distinguished complete from incomplete response with AUC of 0.94.•T1 relaxation time is a promising tool for identification of complete response.
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