This invention relates to the field of
medical imaging assessment technology, specifically a prognostic assessment
system for
liver cancer portal vein tumor
thrombosis radiotherapy that integrates multiple MRI parameters. The
system includes modules for MRI multi-parameter acquisition, data preprocessing,
feature extraction, fusion assessment, dynamic updating, result output, and data storage. The
system acquires MRI structural, functional, and temporal parameters. After preprocessing such as adaptive
noise reduction, it extracts core features using an attention mechanism combined with CNN. An attention fusion
algorithm integrates MRI features,
radiotherapy dose, and clinical parameters. An
improved algorithm is used to construct a
prognostic model, which is dynamically optimized through transfer learning. The system outputs visualized prognostic results, treatment recommendations, and abnormal warnings, and the data is stored with
encryption. This system addresses the problems of low assessment accuracy, lack of dynamic adjustment, and poor practicality in existing technologies, improving assessment accuracy and timeliness, providing reliable support for individualized radiotherapy decisions, and balancing
data security with
clinical research needs.