European Respiratory Review,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
34(176), P. 240263 - 240263
Published: April 1, 2025
Background
Pleural
diseases
represent
a
significant
healthcare
burden,
affecting
over
350
000
patients
annually
in
the
US
alone
and
requiring
accurate
diagnostic
approaches
for
optimal
management.
Traditional
imaging
techniques
have
limitations
differentiating
various
pleural
disorders
invasive
procedures
are
usually
required
definitive
diagnosis.
Methods
We
conducted
nonsystematic,
narrative
literature
review
aimed
at
describing
latest
advances
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
applications
diseases.
Results
Novel
ultrasound-based
techniques,
such
as
elastography
contrast-enhanced
ultrasound,
described
their
promising
accuracy
malignant
from
benign
lesions.
Quantitative
utilising
pixel-density
measurements
to
noninvasively
distinguish
exudative
transudative
effusions
highlighted.
AI
algorithms,
which
shown
remarkable
performance
abnormality
detection,
effusion
characterisation
automated
fluid
volume
quantification,
also
described.
Finally,
role
of
deep-learning
models
early
complication
detection
analysis
follow-up
studies
is
examined.
Conclusions
Advanced
show
promise
management
diseases,
improving
reducing
need
procedures.
However,
larger
prospective
needed
validation.
The
integration
AI-driven
with
molecular
genomic
data
offers
potential
personalised
therapeutic
strategies,
although
challenges
privacy,
algorithm
transparency
clinical
validation
persist.
This
comprehensive
approach
may
revolutionise
disease
management,
enhancing
patient
outcomes
through
more
accurate,
noninvasive
strategies.
IEEE Access,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12, P. 17290 - 17307
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Glaucoma
is
a
progressive
eye
condition
that
causes
irreversible
vision
loss
due
to
damage
the
optic
nerve.
Recent
developments
in
deep
learning
and
accessibility
of
computing
resources
have
provided
tool
support
for
automated
glaucoma
diagnosis.
Despite
learning's
advances
disease
diagnosis
using
medical
images,
generic
convolutional
neural
networks
are
still
not
widely
used
practices
limited
trustworthiness
these
models.
Although
learning-based
classification
has
gained
popularity
recent
years,
only
few
them
addressed
explainability
interpretability
models,
which
increases
confidence
such
applications.
This
study
presents
state-of-the-art
techniques
segment
classify
fundus
images
predict
conditions
applies
visualization
explain
results
ease
understandability.
Our
predictions
based
on
U-Net
with
attention
mechanisms
ResNet50
segmentation
process
modified
Inception
V3
architecture
classification.
Attention
backbone
obtained
99.58%
98.05%
accuracies
disc
cup
segmentation,
respectively
RIM-ONE
dataset.
Additionally,
we
generate
heatmaps
highlight
regions
impacted
both
Gradient-weighted
Class
Activation
Mapping
(Grad-CAM)
Grad-CAM++.
model
classifies
segmented
achieves
accuracy,
sensitivity,
specificity
values
98.97%,
99.42%,
95.59%,
respectively,
can
be
as
identification
images.
Healthcare,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
11(6), P. 837 - 837
Published: March 13, 2023
In
recent
years,
a
lot
of
attention
has
been
paid
to
using
radiology
imaging
automatically
find
COVID-19.
(1)
Background:
There
are
now
number
computer-aided
diagnostic
schemes
that
help
radiologists
and
doctors
perform
COVID-19
tests
quickly,
accurately,
consistently.
(2)
Methods:
Using
chest
X-ray
images,
this
study
proposed
cutting-edge
scheme
for
the
automatic
recognition
pneumonia.
First,
pre-processing
method
based
on
Gaussian
filter
logarithmic
operator
is
applied
input
(CXR)
images
improve
poor-quality
by
enhancing
contrast,
reducing
noise,
smoothing
image.
Second,
robust
features
extracted
from
each
enhanced
image
Convolutional
Neural
Network
(CNNs)
transformer
an
optimal
collection
grey-level
co-occurrence
matrices
(GLCM)
contain
such
as
correlation,
entropy,
energy.
Finally,
random
forest
machine
learning
classifier
used
classify
into
three
classes,
COVID-19,
pneumonia,
or
normal.
The
predicted
output
model
combined
with
Gradient-weighted
Class
Activation
Mapping
(Grad-CAM)
visualisation
diagnosis.
(3)
Results:
Our
work
evaluated
public
datasets
different
train-test
splits
(70-30%,
80-20%,
90-10%)
achieved
average
accuracy,
F1
score,
recall,
precision
97%,
96%,
respectively.
A
comparative
shows
our
outperforms
existing
similar
work.
approach
can
be
utilised
screen
COVID-19-infected
patients
effectively.
(4)
Conclusions:
methods
also
performed.
For
performance
evaluation,
metrics
sensitivity,
F1-measure
calculated.
better
than
methodologies,
it
thus
effective
diagnosis
disease.
IEEE Access,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12, P. 21262 - 21276
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Detecting
respiratory
diseases
is
of
utmost
importance,
considering
that
ailments
represent
one
the
most
prevalent
categories
globally.
The
initial
stage
lung
disease
detection
involves
auscultation
conducted
by
specialists,
relying
significantly
on
their
expertise.
Therefore,
automating
process
for
can
yield
enhanced
efficiency.
Artificial
intelligence
(AI)
has
shown
promise
in
improving
accuracy
sound
classification
extracting
features
from
sounds
are
relevant
to
task
and
learning
relationships
between
these
different
pulmonary
diseases.
This
paper
utilizes
two
publicly
available
recordings
namely,
ICBHI
2017
challenge
dataset
another
at
Mendeley
Data.
Foremost
this
paper,
we
provide
a
detailed
exposition
about
employing
Convolutional
Neural
Network
(CNN)
feature
extraction
Mel
spectrograms,
frequency
cepstral
coefficients
(MFCCs),
Chromagram.
highest
achieved
developed
91.04%
10
classes.
Extending
contribution,
elaborates
explanation
model
prediction
Explainable
Intelligence
(XAI).
novel
contribution
study
CNN
classifies
into
classes
combining
audio-specific
enhance
process.
Journal of Imaging,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(8), P. 176 - 176
Published: July 23, 2024
This
paper
addresses
the
significant
problem
of
identifying
relevant
background
and
contextual
literature
related
to
deep
learning
(DL)
as
an
evolving
technology
in
order
provide
a
comprehensive
analysis
application
DL
specific
pneumonia
detection
via
chest
X-ray
(CXR)
imaging,
which
is
most
common
cost-effective
imaging
technique
available
worldwide
for
diagnosis.
particular
key
period
associated
with
COVID-19,
2020–2023,
explain,
analyze,
systematically
evaluate
limitations
approaches
determine
their
relative
levels
effectiveness.
The
context
applied
both
aid
automated
substitute
existing
expert
radiography
professionals,
who
often
have
limited
availability,
elaborated
detail.
rationale
undertaken
research
provided,
along
justification
resources
adopted
relevance.
explanatory
text
subsequent
analyses
are
intended
sufficient
detail
being
addressed,
solutions,
these,
ranging
from
more
general.
Indeed,
our
evaluation
agree
generally
held
view
that
use
transformers,
specifically,
vision
transformers
(ViTs),
promising
obtaining
further
effective
results
area
using
CXR
images.
However,
ViTs
require
extensive
address
several
limitations,
specifically
following:
biased
datasets,
data
code
ease
model
can
be
explained,
systematic
methods
accurate
comparison,
notion
class
imbalance
possibility
adversarial
attacks,
latter
remains
fundamental
research.
Heliyon,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
10(9), P. e30308 - e30308
Published: April 26, 2024
Pulmonary
disease
identification
and
characterization
are
among
the
most
intriguing
research
topics
of
recent
years
since
they
require
an
accurate
prompt
diagnosis.
Although
pulmonary
radiography
has
helped
in
lung
diagnosis,
interpretation
radiographic
image
always
been
a
major
concern
for
doctors
radiologists
to
reduce
diagnosis
errors.
Due
their
success
classification
segmentation
tasks,
cutting-edge
artificial
intelligence
techniques
like
machine
learning
(ML)
deep
(DL)
widely
encouraged
be
applied
field
diagnosing
disorders
identifying
them
using
medical
images,
particularly
ones.
For
this
end,
researchers
concurring
build
systems
based
on
these
particular
In
paper,
we
proposed
three
deep-learning
models
that
were
trained
identify
presence
certain
diseases
thoracic
radiography.
The
first
model,
named
"CovCXR-Net",
identifies
COVID-19
(two
cases:
or
normal).
second
"MDCXR3-Net",
pneumonia
(three
COVID-19,
pneumonia,
normal),
last
"MDCXR4-Net",
is
destined
opacity
(4
These
have
proven
superiority
comparison
with
state-of-the-art
reached
accuracy
99,09
%,
97.74
90,37
%
respectively
benchmarks.
Biomedical Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
48(1), P. 100743 - 100743
Published: April 26, 2024
Diagnostic
imaging
is
essential
in
modern
trauma
care
for
initial
evaluation
and
identifying
injuries
requiring
intervention.
Deep
learning
(DL)
has
become
mainstream
medical
image
analysis
shown
promising
efficacy
classification,
segmentation,
lesion
detection.
This
narrative
review
provides
the
fundamental
concepts
developing
DL
algorithms
presents
an
overview
of
current
progress
each
modality.
been
applied
to
detect
free
fluid
on
Focused
Assessment
with
Sonography
Trauma
(FAST),
traumatic
findings
chest
pelvic
X-rays,
computed
tomography
(CT)
scans,
identify
intracranial
hemorrhage
head
CT,
vertebral
fractures,
organs
like
spleen,
liver,
lungs
abdominal
CT.
Future
directions
involve
expanding
dataset
size
diversity
through
federated
learning,
enhancing
model
explainability
transparency
build
clinician
trust,
integrating
multimodal
data
provide
more
meaningful
insights
into
injuries.
Though
some
commercial
artificial
intelligence
products
are
Food
Drug
Administration-approved
clinical
use
field,
adoption
remains
limited,
highlighting
need
multi-disciplinary
teams
engineer
practical,
real-world
solutions.
Overall,
shows
immense
potential
improve
efficiency
accuracy
imaging,
but
thoughtful
development
validation
critical
ensure
these
technologies
positively
impact
patient
care.
Diagnostics,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
13(18), P. 2979 - 2979
Published: Sept. 18, 2023
Our
research
focused
on
creating
an
advanced
machine-learning
algorithm
that
accurately
detects
anomalies
in
chest
X-ray
images
to
provide
healthcare
professionals
with
a
reliable
tool
for
diagnosing
various
lung
conditions.
To
achieve
this,
we
analysed
vast
collection
of
and
utilised
sophisticated
visual
analysis
techniques;
such
as
deep
learning
(DL)
algorithms,
object
recognition,
categorisation
models.
create
our
model,
used
large
training
dataset
X-rays,
which
provided
valuable
information
visualising
categorising
abnormalities.
We
also
data
augmentation
methods;
scaling,
rotation,
imitation;
increase
the
diversity
training.
adopted
widely
You
Only
Look
Once
(YOLO)
v8
algorithm,
recognition
paradigm
has
demonstrated
positive
outcomes
computer
vision
applications,
modified
it
classify
into
distinct
categories;
respiratory
infections,
tuberculosis
(TB),
nodules.
It
was
particularly
effective
identifying
unique
crucial
may,
otherwise,
be
difficult
detect
using
traditional
diagnostic
methods.
findings
demonstrate
practitioners
can
reliably
use
machine
(ML)
algorithms
diagnose
disorders
greater
accuracy
efficiency.