… of imaging biomarkers, which requires quantitative image acquisition and analysis, now
offers the opportunity to move precision diagnostics forward. Both imaging biomarkers and …

… Diagnostic biomarkers are the key elements to diagnose a disease or a pathogenic process
through monitoring situations. It not only serves as a predictive or prognostic marker to …

… of reliable, noninvasive, quantitative biomarkers for tumor characterization and prognosis,
and … This Review summarizes the current state of quantitative imaging in neuro-oncology, by …

… New biomarkers for old diseases Numerous diagnostic biomarkers can be used to detect …
We can apply ancient pathological biomarkers in novel diagnostic criteria, which is intriguing. …

… A diagnostic biomarker is used to identify individuals with a disease or condition or to define
a subset of the disease. Diagnostic biomarkers are frequently used in neuropathology and …

… While ctDNA proved to be both identifiable and informative in this study, it was not sufficient
to diagnose CNS lymphoma without a biopsy. Mutter et al. designed an algorithm to identify …

… Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) methods have begun to reveal that
complex imaging patterns can provide individualized biomarkers for diagnosis and prognosis. …

… These data support CD14 as a diagnostic biomarker of … biomarker, we expect that the
forthcoming years in neuro-oncologic CSF research will fulfill the need for noninvasive diagnostics …

… in the Biomarkers, … biomarkers according to their specific role into the following more
homogeneous groups: susceptibility risk biomarkers, diagnostic biomarkers, monitoring biomarkers…

Context.— The diagnosis and clinical management of patients with diffuse gliomas (DGs)
have evolved rapidly over the past decade with the emergence of molecular biomarkers that …