This study uses a special method called *radiomics* to predict cancer spread. *Tumor metastasis* is when cancer cells move from the original tumor to other parts of the body. Doctors want to predict where cancer might spread to help treat it early. They use a theory called "seed and soil," where cancer cells are the "seeds" and the organs they spread to are the "soil." Radiomics examines images of organs to find out where cancer might spread, even if it hasn't yet.
- This study is for patients with lung, colorectal, or breast cancer.
- Participants need regular imaging exams and follow-ups.
- Patients will not be eligible if they have other cancers or are pregnant.
The study is non-invasive, meaning no surgery is needed. It uses existing scans to predict cancer risk, potentially helping doctors monitor and treat high-risk patients more effectively.
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