ArticleClinical anatomy (New York, N.Y.)2026
Characterization of Healthy Pancreas Morphology Throughout Childhood.
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Pancreas shape features, derived from 3D segmentation of the pancreas, might be relevant to identifying subtle disease-related changes in the pancreas. This work utilized a retrospective sample of clinical contrast-enhanced CT examinations of 140 children < 18 years of age. Manual segmentations of the pancreas were used to extract radiomic shape features and perform statistical shape modeling using a partial least squares regression approach. Age, weight, height, body surface area, and body mass index each showed significant associations with volume, surface area, surface area to volume ratio, compactness, major axis length, minor axis length, least axis length, and area density. Elastic net regression models showed that demographic variables had strong predictive power (cross-validated r
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