MRI-Based Radiomics as a Promising Noninvasive Diagnostic Technique for Adenomyosis
This study extracted 884 radiomics features from T2w MRI scans, identifying 11 key features that accurately differentiated adenomyosis from normal uteri with high diagnostic performance in machine learning models.
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