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Multi-modal 3-Dimensional Visualization of Pediatric Neuroblastoma: Aiding Surgical Planning Beyond Anatomical Information

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Article · Feb 2024 · 1 min read

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In brief

This work presents a novel workflow combining anatomical 3D modeling with functional imaging (ADC and MIBG-SPECT-CT) to create preoperative heatmaps that distinguish viable from non-viable neuroblastoma tissue. The multimodal approach addresses the limitation of traditional anatomical models by incorporating tumor biology, potentially improving surgical decision-making in pediatric neuroblastoma resection.

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Patient-specific 3D models of neuroblastoma and relevant anatomy are useful tools for surgical planning. However, these models do not represent the heterogenous biology of neuroblastoma. This heterogeneity is visualized with the ADC and 123I-MIGB-SPECT-CT imaging. Combining these multi-modal data into preoperative 3D heatmaps, may allow differentiation of the areas of vital and non-vital tumor tissue. We developed a workflow to create multi-modal preoperative 3D models for neuroblastoma surgery.

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