UC6: Dataset for Recurrence Risk Prediction After Radiation Therapy
Short Description
This dataset includes a collection of patients who underwent radiation therapy, with/without biochemical relapse and with post-treatment (toxicity) data.
Description
The UC6: Dataset for Recurrence Risk Prediction After Radiation Therapy contains comprehensive data from patients who have undergone radiation therapy for prostate cancer. It includes both patients who experienced biochemical relapse and those who did not, as well as post-treatment data on therapy-induced toxicities. This dataset is designed to enable the development of predictive models that assess the likelihood of disease recurrence early in the post-treatment timeline. By integrating clinical, imaging, and toxicity-related information, the dataset facilitates the creation of AI tools that can inform personalized treatment planning. These tools aim to identify patients who are at higher risk of recurrence and may benefit from modified or intensified therapeutic approaches, while also helping to minimize adverse effects for those likely to respond well to standard radiation protocols. Clinically, the dataset provides a foundation for adaptive radiation therapy strategies that improve patient outcomes, reduce unnecessary side effects, and optimize healthcare resource utilization.
Details
Intended purpose
This dataset is intended to support the development of AI models for predicting recurrence risk and treatment response in prostate cancer patients treated with radiation therapy. It aims to help clinicians identify patients who may need early intervention or treatment adjustment, thereby personalizing therapy, improving survival, and minimizing treatment-related toxicities.
Series Types
ADC, DCE, DWI, OTHERS, T2
Modalities
MR
Cases
Subjects
148
Studies
148
Series
913
Manufacturers
GE Medical Systems, Philips, Siemens
Dataset Size
16.58 GbÂ
Age low/med/high
49 / 72 / 88 years
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License
CC BY-NC-ND 4.0
Attribution- Non Commercial - No Derivatives | 4.0 International
Last modified
05/16/2025
Citation
The ProCAncer-I project. (n.d.). ProstateNET - A large archive of anonymized data on prostate cancer. ProstateNET. https://archive.prostatenet.eu