Simulation approach for common female cancers: a brief review
Ying Shen, Chan Li, Mao-Yan Tang, Zhen-Yu Huang
TL;DR
This paper reviews how computer simulations are used to study and treat common cancers in women, like breast and cervical cancer.
Contribution
The paper introduces and reviews cancer simulation approaches specifically for common female cancers, offering new research and treatment directions.
Findings
Simulation approaches are widely used to study breast, cervical, ovarian, and endometrial cancers.
These simulations help predict cancer behavior and improve clinical treatment strategies.
The paper highlights new ideas for cancer research through simulation methods.
Abstract
Simulation approach involves the use of computers and mathematical models to simulate real systems for experimentation or tests that evaluate the behavior and performance of a system or predict the results of various hypothetical scenarios. Due to its rapid development in the context of cancer, we introduce commonly used cancer simulation approach, and review the application of these approach in common cancers of women, such as breast, cervical, ovarian and endometrial cancers, to provide new ideas and directions for cancer study as well as clinical treatment.
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TopicsCancer Genomics and Diagnostics · Mathematical Biology Tumor Growth · Statistical Methods in Clinical Trials