Dominika Życka-Malesa

Warsaw University of Technology · Laboratory for Computer Science

Analysis of the symmetry of the brain hemispheres at the level of individual structures and dominant tissue features has been the subject of research for many years in the context of improving the effectiveness of imaging methods for the diagnosis of brain tumor, stroke, and Alzheimer’s disease, among others. One useful approach is to reliably dete...

Prostate cancer (PCa) is the most common diagnosed cancer and cause of cancer-related death among men. Computer Aided Diagnosis (CAD) systems are used to support radiologists in multiparametric Magnetic Resonance (mpMR) image-based analysis in order to avoid unnecessary biopsis and increase radiologist's specificity. CAD systems have been reported...

In this paper we propose a method, that supports determination of clinical significance of prostate lesions. The goal was to differentiate clinical significance of abnormalities according to the indicated lesion location. The clinical context of the reported research is based on multiparemetric Magnetic Resonanse Imaging (mpMRI) obtained from the P...

In this work we present a system for decision support in emergency stroke care developed as a part of integrated health-care environment. Presented system consists of four interconnected modules, each responsible for supporting medical staff in making correct decision at each step of emergency stroke care: Extra Rapid Transport module, Neurological...

This study aimed to find the new indices quantitatively characterizing the dynamics of heart rate changes following standing up from the supine position and assess their relationship with age. The intervals between heart beats (R-R) automatically obtained from continuous recording of ECG during the orthostatic maneuver were investigated in 41 healt...