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series of CAT scan images of pancreases of 2 patients

April 29, 2022

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    Latest Town Hall Addresses Return Concerns

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    Tabak Leads Discussion on Biomedical Research Contracts with HBCUs

    NIH acting director Dr. Lawrence Tabak opened a conversation about the agency’s engagement with Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) during a recent virtual roundtable with their presidents and chancellors. Thirteen HBCUs participated in the discussion.
series of CAT scan images of pancreases of 2 patients

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CT scans of the pancreas from two patients (rows). The columns show (from l) the original CT image, a reference manual segmentation, an automated segmentation by use of deep learning, a manual segmentation by a second observer to compute interobserver variability and a repeat manual segmentation to compute intraobserver variability. The automated segmentations were used in a large-scale study of the effect of Type 2 diabetes on the pancreas.

Photo: HIMA TALLAM, DANIEL C. ELTON, SUNGWON LEE, PAUL WAKIM, PERRY J. PICKHARDT, RONALD M. SUMMERS

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