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Sensitivity and Identifiability of Tumor-Related Changes in Longitudinal Microwave Breast Imaging
Microwave imaging could monitor breast tumor response to neoadjuvant chemotherapy, but between-visit changes in breast positioning and normal tissue may confound tumor-related changes. We use eight patient-specific dielectric models from longitudinal MRI of two patients at four time points. For each
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