Comparison of novel multi-level Otsu (MO-PET) and conventional PET segmentation methods for measuring FDG metabolic tumor volume in patients with soft tissue sarcoma.

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Comparison of novel multi-level Otsu (MO-PET) and conventional PET segmentation methods for measuring FDG metabolic tumor volume in patients with soft tissue sarcoma.

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Comparison of novel multi-leve ...... ents with soft tissue sarcoma.

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Hyung-Jun Im

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Inki Lee

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