Publications by authors named "S V Shugai"

In our recent research, we have effectively demonstrated the feasibility of classifying magnetic resonance images (MRI) of glial tumors into four histological types utilizing standardized volume of interest (VOI), radiomics and machine learning. This research aims to determine the reproducibility of our approach when the locations of VOI are changed. We were able to demonstrate high reproducibility of ML results when the same feature selection methodology was employed across different VOIs.

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  • A collective use center is a specialized organization that provides access to unique biological resources, particularly in the field of human materials like tumor tissues, despite ethical and legal challenges.
  • The Bioresource collection center at the Burdenko Neurosurgical Center has been operational since October 2022, aiming to meet the growing demand for human biological resources in various research fields.
  • An analysis of 275 publications showed that many biobanks, while not officially labeled as collective use centers, still play a significant role in supplying biological materials for research on central nervous system tumors.
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Unlabelled: The future of contemporary neuroimaging does not solely lie in novel image-capturing technologies, but also in better methods for extraction of useful information from these images. Scientists see great promise in radiomics, i.e.

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In the present study, various combinations of dimensionality reduction methods with data clustering methods for the analysis of biopsy samples of intracranial tumors were investigated. Fresh biopsies of intracranial tumors were studied in the Laboratory of Neurosurgical Anatomy and Preservation of Biological Materials of N.N.

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The authors present an extremely rare case of metastatic brain lesion in a patient with gastrointestinal stromal tumor of the stomach. There are literature data on 23 cases of metastatic lesions of the brain, skull and soft tissues of the head in similar patients. Atypical localization of metastases can lead to some diagnostic difficulties, unreasonable cancellation of chemotherapy and delayed surgical treatment.

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