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Ariel E. Marciscano

Radiation Oncology

Cornell University

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About Ariel E. Marciscano at Cornell University (Cornell)

Ariel E. Marciscano is a radiation oncologist at Cornell University specializing in cancer immunotherapy, advanced radiotherapy, and prostate cancer research. Representative publications include "OC-0463 AI surpassing human expert: a multi-centric evaluation for organ at risk delineation", and "A Multi-Centric Evaluation of AI-Driven OARs Low Field MRgRT Pelvic /Abdomen Contouring", which reflect their ongoing engagement with the field.

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Cancer ImmunotherapyRadiotherapy TechniquesProstate CancerTumor MicroenvironmentBrain MetastasesBiomarkersStereotactic RadiationNeuro-Oncology
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