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Michael Berks
Researcher at University of Manchester
Publications - 45
Citations - 378
Michael Berks is an academic researcher from University of Manchester. The author has contributed to research in topics: Medicine & Internal medicine. The author has an hindex of 9, co-authored 36 publications receiving 274 citations.
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OC-0623 First-in-human clinical translation of oxygen-enhanced MRI onto an MR Linac
Michael Dubec,Anubhav Datta,A. Clough,DL Buckley,Ross A. Little,Michael Berks,Susan Cheung,Cynthia L. Eccles,Daniel Higgins,Josephine H. Naish,Jennifer C Matthews,Marcel van Herk,Rg Bristow,G. J. Parker,Paul Hoskin,Andrew McPartlin,Ananya Choudhury,Jpb O'Connor +17 more
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A model selection framework to quantify microvascular liver function in gadoxetate-enhanced MRI: Application to healthy liver, diseased tissue, and hepatocellular carcinoma.
Michael Berks,Ross A. Little,Yvonne Watson,Susan Cheung,Anubhav Datta,James P B O'Connor,Davide Scaramuzza,Geoff J M Parker,Geoff J M Parker +8 more
TL;DR: In this article, a tracer kinetic model selection framework is proposed to quantify microvascular characteristics of liver and tumor tissue in gadoxetate-enhanced dynamic contrastenhanced MRI (DCE-MRI).
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Evaluation of Blood Vessel Detection Methods
TL;DR: The use of the standard and new evaluation strategies are demonstrated to assess the performance of a novel method for detecting vessels in retinograms, using the publicly available DRIVE database.
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PD-0155 Optimising oxygen-enhanced MRI for patients with head and neck carcinoma
Michael Dubec,Ross A. Little,DL Buckley,Christina Hague,Julie Price,Michael Berks,Susan Cheung,Aymen Salah,D. Higgins,Josephine H. Naish,Jennifer C Matthews,Marcel van Herk,G. J. Parker,Andrew McPartlin,Jpb O'Connor +14 more
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Synthesising Abnormal Structures in Mammograms Using Pyramid Decomposition
TL;DR: A method for modifying the fine-scale detail in regions of digital mammograms by synthesising in the high frequency components of the decomposition of the pyramid, which ensures the global appearance of the region is maintained.