Image analysis – Applications – Biomedical applications
Reexamination Certificate
2007-01-22
2011-11-01
Kiknadze, Irakli (Department: 2882)
Image analysis
Applications
Biomedical applications
C378S065000
Reexamination Certificate
active
08050477
ABSTRACT:
An improved radiation therapy planning procedure is suggested. The procedure comprises the steps of specifying and determining the absolute grade of cell degeneracy by in-vitro tests, whereby marker(s) indicative for specific cell degeneracy are detected and quantified, establishing a biology-based segmentation of areas with similar grade of relative cell degeneracy and applying the absolute grade of cell degeneracy to the biology-based segmentation data, thereby establishing an improved radiation therapy planning procedure. Moreover, the present invention suggests a system for an improved radiation therapy planning procedure and its use in procedures of diagnosis and/or therapy management of cancer.
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Bachmann Peter Klaus
Hoffmann Ralf
Hummel Helga
Ribbing Carolina
Spies Lothar
Kiknadze Irakli
Koninklijke Philips Electronics , N.V.
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