ABSTRACT Introduction Cancer cachexia is characterized by skeletal muscle loss, poor nutrition, and systemic inflammation and is common in head and neck cancer. We evaluated whether the Cachexia Index (CXI) predicts treatment toxicity and survival in HPV‐negative HNSCC.
Gianluca Savoia +11 more
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A Systematic Study of Rotation Robustness in Remote Sensing Image Segmentation: RICM Versus Random Rotation Augmentation. [PDF]
Huang Z, Wang H, Wang Y, Yu L, Cao X.
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ABSTRACT Background Patients with head and neck cancer (HNC) are at risk of impaired muscle health due to metabolic disturbances, reduced nutritional intake, and treatment‐related toxicities. Because muscle health supports physical capacity and independence, its decline may affect quality of life (QoL).
Tycho Zuijlen +4 more
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Perseus: perception with semantic endoscopic understanding and SLAM. [PDF]
Acar A +11 more
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Abstract We analyze farmer willingness to accept (WTA) voluntary Payment for Ecosystem Services contracts in North Carolina's Tar‐Pamlico watershed using a discrete choice experiment. Contract attributes include nitrogen application limits, cover crop requirements, funding source, and payment levels.
Matthew Mair, Gregory Howard
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A comparative study of diffusion-based reconstruction frameworks for photoacoustic tomography. [PDF]
Said S, Barhumi I.
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Projection-Free CLIP-Scale EEG Latents via a U-Net-Style Autoencoder. [PDF]
Lee J, Ahn J, Sim J, Kang H.
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A Physics-Data Hybrid Framework Using Uncalibrated Consumer CMOS Vision: Pilot Study on Monocular Automatic TUG Assessment Towards Early Parkinson's Disease Risk Screening. [PDF]
Qiu Y +6 more
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A lightweight hybrid CNN-transformer model for smoke removal in laparoscopic surgery images. [PDF]
Mahalingam DK +4 more
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Accounting for Exposure Measurement Error in Gridded Air Pollution Estimates in Assessing the Association of PM<sub>2.5</sub> Exposures with Health Outcomes in Cohort Studies. [PDF]
Park ES +8 more
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