A Monte Carlo simulation framework for histology-informed diffusion MRI cancer characterisation and microstructural parameter estimation
Athanasios Grigoriou,
Carlos Macarro,
Marco Palombo
et al.
Abstract:Computer simulations within substrates that mimic the complexity of biological tissues are key to the development of biophysical diffusion Magnetic Resonance Imaging (dMRI) models. Realistic simulations have enabled, for example, the non-invasive estimation of fine neuronal sub-structures, which is playing an increasingly key role in neurology and neuro-science. However, biologically-realistic, simulation-informed dMRI techniques are also needed in other applications, as for example in oncological imaging of b… Show more
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