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Fig 1.

MRI sequences of a patient with stage T1b NSCLC in the left upper lobe.

A. T2 HASTE sequence (non-gated). B. ADC-map. C. DWI (calculated b-value of 1400). D. Fusion of T2 and DWI, color represents diffusion restriction.

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Table 1.

Patient characteristics, measured tumor volumes for all 16 tumors in 15 patients.

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Fig 2.

Example of PET-CT vs. MR including GTV contours in a patient with a large adenocarcinoma in the left hilum with concomitant atelectasis of the upper lobe.

A. Axial slice of the contrast enhanced planning CT. B. FDG-PET-scan. C. Anatomically registered FDG-PET/CT. The turquois contour (colorwash) indicates the FDG-PET-based delineation of the GTV (stGTV), the corresponding DWI-based GTV (dwGTV) is overlaid as a purple line. D. T2-TSE axial. E. DWI-sequence (calculated b-value of 1400). F. Anatomically registered T2/DWI. The purple contour (colorwash) indicates the DWI-based delineation of the GTV (dwGTV), the corresponding FDG-PET-based GTV (stGTV) is shown as a turqois line.

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Fig 3.

Scatter plots and Bland-Altman analysis of tumor volume A. Linear regression analysis with fitted line. p = 0.005. B. Bland-Altman analysis showing upper and lower limits of agreement (mean volume difference ± 2 standard deviations) between stGTV (x-axis) and dwGTV (y-axis). The p-value indicates a significant dependence of measured volume differences from the average tumor size, as tested with linear regression analysis. C. Bland-Altman analysis showing upper and lower limits of agreement (mean volume difference ± 2 standard deviations) between stGTV (x-axis) and dwGTV (y-axis) in logarithmic scale. In logarithmic form, no significant dependence of measured volume differences from the average tumor size was observed (tested with linear regression analysis).

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