Table 1.
Published radiogenomics studies in genitourinary tumor
References | Tumor | Application | Results |
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Shinagare et al. [24] | ccRCC | Association between imaging features and gene mutation | BAP1 mutation was associated with ill-defined margins and calcification. MUC4 mutation correlated with exophytic growth pattern of the tumor |
Karlo et al. [26] | ccRCC | Association between imaging features and gene mutation | KDM5C and BAP1 mutations were associated with renal vein invasion. Mutations of VHL were associated with well-defined tumor margins, nodular tumor enhancement and intratumoral vascularity gross appearance |
Ghosh et al. [16] | ccRCC | Predicting BAP1 mutation status | CT-based model achieved AUC values of 0.71, 0.66, 0.62, 0.52 for the nephrographic, unenhanced, cortico-medullary and excretory CT images, respectively |
Chen et al. [27] | ccRCC | Predicting mutation status of VHL, PBRM1 and BAP1. | The multi-classifier model achieved a AUC value of more than 0.85 in predicting these gene mutations |
Kocal et al. [21] | ccRCC | Predicting BAP1 mutation status | Texture analysis based on unenhanced CT achieved a high specificity, sensitivity and precision in predicting BAP1 mutation status |
Kocal et al. [17] | ccRCC | Predicting PBRM1 mutation status | The RF algorithm outperformed the ANN algorithm with an accuracy of 95.0% and an AUC of 0.987 |
Marigliano et al. [13] | ccRCC | Association between miRNAs and texture features | miR-21-5p and entropy showed good correlation in ccRCC |
Lee et al. [36] | RCC | Predicting postoperative metastasis of RCC | Four radiomics features extracted from the nephrographic phase of postcontrast CT could predict postoperative metastasis of pT1 RCC patients and these features were correlated with heterogenous-trait-associated gene signatures |
Jamshidi et al. [38] | ccRCC | Predicting prognosis | Radiogenomic risk score (RRS) could stratify radiological rPFS of patients with metastatic RCC treating with bevacizumab before surgery |
Lin et al. [41] | BCa | Predicting prognosis | The nomogram incorporating contrast-enhanced CT radiomics, RNA sequencing data and clinical data showed an excellent ability for predicting progression-free interval in BCa patients |
McCann et al. [45] | PCa | Association between imaging features and gene expression | There existed a weak negative correlation between the quantitative mp-MRI imaging feature Kep and PTEN expression in PCa |
Sun et al. [49] | PCa | Association between imaging features and gene expression | 16 T2W texture features were associated with hypoxia gene expressions in PCa |
Stoyanova et al. [50] | PCa | Association between imaging features and gene expression | There were significant correlations between quantitative imaging features and genes in PCa |
Kesch et al. [51] | PCa | Predicting tumor aggressiveness | A strong correlation between imaging features and genomic index lesions was detected |
Jamshidi et al. [52] | PCa | Prostate microenvironment evaluation | Whole-exome radiogenomics analysis and mp-MRI imaging shows a continuum of mutations across regions that were found to be high grade and normal grade by histological assessment. |
Wibmer et al. [53] | PCa | Association between imaging features and gene expression | Patients with extracapsular extension (ECE) on MRI imaging had a higher mean cell cycle risk scores |
Fischer et al. [2] | PCa | Prediction of pathological stage | The radiogenomics model has high potential to reveal the molecular mechanisms underlying tumor aggressiveness and predict tumor pathological stage |