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Biomedical Imaging RCC-AID: Renal Cell Carcinoma AI Dataset for Medical Imaging Research

Sarah de Boer H. Häntze S. Ziegelmayer Tommaso Russo B. van Ginneken M. Prokop Keno K. Bressem A. Hering
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This work screened 1,915 CT scans from three TCGA-RCC databases and, following a meta-data-based exclusion step, used an automated segmentation model to generate initial kidney and lesion masks, which are openly available at https://zenodo.org/records/20719257 .

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