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AI-RAPNO: Translating Artificial Intelligence into Reliable Response Assessment for Pediatric Neuro-Oncology

MedXY Editorial Team•Nov 4, 2025•AI
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– AI-RAPNO outlines advances in paediatric-specific AI for tumour segmentation, response quantification, and prognostication while emphasising unique paediatric challenges such as small datasets and heterogeneous imaging protocols.

– The initiative recommends standardised imaging protocols, robust external validation, model interpretability, and infrastructure (data curation, federated learning) to enable trustworthy clinical translation within the RAPNO response framework.

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