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Mathematical Oncology is a specialized branch of oncology.:[1] in which mathematical methods, including modeling[2] and simulations,[3] are applied to the study of cancer[4] growth, progression, and treatment.[5] Researchers develop models that describe tumor dynamics, treatment responses, and potential outcomes, supporting the development of more effective treatment strategies.[6] Simulation of cancer behavior potentially reduces the need for early-phase experimental trials.[7][8]
Mathematical oncology employs both deterministic[9] and stochastic[10] models to simulate tumor behavior. These models frequently rely on ordinary differential equations (ODEs)[11] and partial differential equations (PDEs)[12] to represent tumor growth, angiogenesis,[13] metastasis development,[14] and treatment responses.
Control theory[15] and optimization[16] are applied to treatment planning in cancer therapies, particularly in radiotherapy[17] and chemotherapy.[18] By optimizing dose schedules and timing, mathematical oncology aims to maximize therapeutic efficacy while minimizing adverse effects.[19]
Statistical methods[20] can be important for understanding cancer progression, analyzing treatment outcomes, and identifying significant trends in large data sets.[21] Recent advances in artificial intelligence (AI)[22] and machine learning[23] have further impacted the field. AI algorithms[24] can process larger amounts of patient data and identify patterns that may predict individual responses to treatment, personalizing therapeutic strategies.[25]
Recent advancements in computational techniques, particularly in AI, have significantly increased progress in mathematical oncology.[26] AI allows researchers to predict the behavior of individual cells with greater accuracy by integrating diverse types of patient data. AI-driven models can also identify mathematical equations that more precisely reflect tumor growth dynamics, helping researchers uncover relationships between various biological factors more quickly.[27] [28]
References
editMoffitt Cancer Center's Integrated Mathematical Oncology Program: https://www.moffitt.org/research-science/divisions-and-departments/quantitative-science/integrated-mathematical-oncology/
City of Hope's Division of Mathematical Oncology: https://www.cityofhope.org/research/mathematical-oncology
Society for Mathematical Biology: https://www.smb.org/
Mathematical Oncology Blog: https://mathematical-oncology.org/
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