Deep learning for the harmonization of structural MRI scans: a survey
Soolmaz Abbasi,
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Haoyu Lan,
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Jeiran Choupan
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et al.
BioMedical Engineering OnLine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
23(1)
Published: Aug. 31, 2024
Medical
imaging
datasets
for
research
are
frequently
collected
from
multiple
centers
using
different
scanners,
protocols,
and
settings.
These
variations
affect
data
consistency
compatibility
across
sources.
Image
harmonization
is
a
critical
step
to
mitigate
the
effects
of
factors
like
inherent
differences
between
various
vendors,
hardware
upgrades,
protocol
changes,
scanner
calibration
drift,
as
well
ensure
consistent
medical
image
processing
techniques.
Given
importance
widespread
relevance
this
issue,
vast
array
methodologies
have
emerged,
with
deep
learning-based
approaches
driving
substantial
advancements
in
recent
times.
The
goal
review
paper
examine
latest
learning
techniques
employed
by
analyzing
cutting-edge
architectural
field
harmonization,
evaluating
both
their
strengths
limitations.
This
begins
providing
comprehensive
fundamental
overview
strategies,
covering
three
aspects:
established
datasets,
commonly
used
evaluation
metrics,
characteristics
scanners.
Subsequently,
analyzes
structural
MRI
(Magnetic
Resonance
Imaging)
based
on
network
architecture,
algorithm,
supervision
strategy,
output.
underlying
architectures
include
U-Net,
Generative
Adversarial
Networks
(GANs),
Variational
Autoencoders
(VAEs),
flow-based
generative
models,
transformer-based
approaches,
custom-designed
architectures.
investigates
effectiveness
Disentangled
Representation
Learning
(DRL)
pivotal
algorithm
harmonization.
Lastly,
highlights
primary
limitations
techniques,
specifically
lack
quantitative
comparisons
methods.
overall
aim
serve
guide
researchers
practitioners
select
appropriate
specific
conditions
requirements.
It
also
aims
foster
discussions
around
ongoing
challenges
shed
light
promising
future
directions
potential
significant
advancements.
Language: Английский
Automated liver and spleen segmentation for MR elastography maps using U-Nets
Noah Jaitner,
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Johannes Ludwig,
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Tom Meyer
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et al.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
15(1)
Published: March 28, 2025
To
compare
pretrained
and
trained
U-Nets
for
liver
spleen
segmentation
in
multifrequency
magnetic
resonance
elastography
(MRE)
magnitude
images
automated
quantification
of
shear
wave
speed
(SWS).
Seventy-two
healthy
participants
(34
±
11
years;
BMI,
23
2
kg/m2;
51
men)
underwent
MRE
at
1.5T
or
3T.
Volumes
interest
(VOIs)
were
generated
from
with
mixed
T2-T2*
image
contrast
then
transferred
to
SWS
maps.
Pretrained
2D
3D
compared
ground
truth
values
obtained
by
manual
using
correlation
analysis,
intraclass
coefficients
(ICCs),
Dice
scores.
For
both
VOI
values,
pairwise
comparison
revealed
no
statistically
significant
difference
between
(all
p
≥
0.95).
There
was
a
strong
positive
R
=
0.99
0.81-0.84
spleen.
ICC
0.90-0.92
spleen,
indicating
excellent
agreement
good
all
investigated.
scores
showed
performance
networks
the
U-Net
achieving
slightly
higher
(0.95)
(0.90),
though
differences
three
tested
minimal.
The
we
found
when
applying
suggests
that
fully
parameters
within
anatomical
regions
is
feasible
leveraging
previously
unexploited
information
conveyed
images.
Language: Английский
Interpreting Survival Predictor Model for Glioblastoma Using Explainable Artificial Intelligence
Lecture notes in computer science,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 74 - 91
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Edge-Adaptive Dynamic Scalable Convolution for Efficient Remote Mobile Pathology Analysis
ACM Transactions on Autonomous and Adaptive Systems,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 28, 2025
With
the
emergence
of
edge
computing,
there’s
a
growing
need
for
advanced
technologies
capable
real-time,
efficient
processing
complex
data
on
devices,
particularly
in
mobile
health
systems
handling
pathological
images.
On
computing
lightweighting
models
and
reduction
computational
requirements
not
only
save
resources
but
also
increase
inference
speed.
Although
many
lightweight
methods
have
been
proposed
recent
years,
they
still
face
common
challenges.
This
paper
introduces
novel
convolution
operation,
Dynamic
Scalable
Convolution
(DSC),
which
optimizes
accelerates
devices.
DSC
is
shown
to
outperform
traditional
terms
parameter
efficiency,
speed,
overall
performance,
through
comparative
analyses
computer
vision
tasks
like
image
classification
semantic
segmentation.
Experimental
results
demonstrate
significant
potential
enhancing
deep
neural
networks,
applications
smart
devices
remote
healthcare,
where
it
addresses
challenge
limited
by
reducing
demands
improving
By
integrating
technology
applications,
offers
promising
approach
support
rapidly
developing
field,
especially
healthcare
delivery
multimedia
communication.
Language: Английский
Advancements and gaps in natural language processing and machine learning applications in healthcare: a comprehensive review of electronic medical records and medical imaging
Priyanka Khalate,
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Shilpa Gite,
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Biswajeet Pradhan
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et al.
Frontiers in Physics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
12
Published: Dec. 2, 2024
This
article
presents
a
thorough
examination
of
the
progress
and
limitations
in
application
Natural
Language
Processing
(NLP)
Machine
Learning
(ML),
particularly
Deep
(DL),
healthcare
industry.
paper
examines
utilisation
(ML)
field,
specifically
relation
to
Electronic
Medical
Records
(EMRs).
The
review
also
incorporation
medical
imaging
as
supplementary
emphasising
transformative
impact
these
technologies
on
analysis
data
patient
care.
attempts
analyse
both
fields
order
offer
insights
into
current
state
research
suggest
potential
chances
for
future
advancements.
focus
is
use
(EMRs)
imaging.
methodically
detects,
chooses,
assesses
literature
published
between
2015
2023,
utilizing
keywords
pertaining
natural
language
processing
databases
such
SCOPUS.
After
applying
precise
inclusion
criteria,
100
papers
were
thoroughly
examined.
emphasizes
notable
NLP
ML
methodologies
improve
decision-making,
extract
information
from
unorganized
data,
evaluate
pictures.
key
findings
highlight
successful
combination
image
enhance
accuracy
diagnoses
study
demonstrates
effectiveness
deep
learning-based
pipelines
extracting
valuable
electronic
records
Additionally,
suggests
that
has
optimize
allocation
resources.
identified
gaps
encompass
necessity
scalable
practical
implementations,
improved
interdisciplinary
collaboration,
consideration
ethical
factors,
longitudinal
customization
approaches
specific
situations.
Subsequent
investigations
should
deficiencies
fully
exploit
capabilities
machine
learning
sector,
consequently
enhancing
outcomes
delivery
services.
Language: Английский
Development and validation of CNN-MLP models for predicting anti-VEGF therapy outcomes in diabetic macular edema
Xiangjie Leng,
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Ruijie Shi,
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Zhaorui Xu
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et al.
Scientific Reports,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(1)
Published: Dec. 4, 2024
Diabetic
macular
edema
(DME)
is
a
common
complication
of
diabetes
that
can
lead
to
vision
loss,
and
anti-vascular
endothelial
growth
factor
(anti-VEGF)
therapy
the
standard
care
for
DME,
but
treatment
outcomes
vary
widely
among
patients.
This
study
collected
optical
coherence
tomography
(OCT)
images
clinical
data
from
DME
patients
who
received
anti-VEGF
develop
validate
deep
learning
(DL)
models
predicting
in
based
on
convolutional
neural
network
(CNN)
multilayer
perceptron
(MLP)
combined
architecture
by
using
multimodal
data.
An
Xception-MLP
was
utilized
predict
best-corrected
visual
acuity
(BCVA),
central
subfield
thickness
(CST),
cube
volume
(CV),
average
(CAT).
Mean
absolute
error
(MAE),
mean
squared
(MSE)
logarithmic
(MSLE)
were
employed
evaluate
model
performance.
In
this
study,
both
training
set
validation
exhibited
consistent
decreasing
trend
MAE,
MSE,
MSLE.
No
statistical
difference
found
between
actual
predicted
values
all
indicators.
demonstrated
improved
CNN-MLP
regression
accurately
BCVA,
CST,
CV,
CAT
after
patients,
which
valuable
ophthalmic
decisions
reduces
economic
burden
Language: Английский
YOLOv8-Seg: A Deep Learning Approach for Accurate Classification of Osteoporotic Vertebral Fractures
Feng Yang,
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Yuchen Qian,
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Heting Xiao
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et al.
Research Square (Research Square),
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: July 17, 2024
Abstract
The
abstract
of
the
article
presents
a
study
focused
on
application
deep
learning
for
classification
osteoporotic
vertebral
fractures
(OVF),
growing
health
concern
among
elderly.
research
aimed
to
explore
potential
assist
in
diagnosing
OVF,
evaluate
clinical
viability
this
method,
and
enhance
recovery
rates.
A
dataset
comprising
643
CT
images
OVF
from
patients
admitted
between
March
2013
May
2023
was
collected
classified
according
European
Vertebral
Osteoporosis
Study
Group
(EVOSG)
spine
system.
Of
these,
613
were
utilized
training
validating
model,
while
30
served
as
test
set
assess
model's
performance
against
clinician
diagnoses.
system
achieved
an
impressive
85.9%
accuracy
rate
classifying
EVOSG
criteria.
concludes
that
offers
high
degree
identifying
images,
which
could
streamline
improve
current
manual
diagnostic
process
is
often
complex
challenging.
also
introduces
YOLOv8-Seg
novel
method
designed
capabilities
OVF.
use
context
positioned
significant
advancement
with
support
medical
professionals
making
early
precise
diagnoses,
thereby
improving
patient
outcomes.
Key
terms
highlighted
include
learning,
fracture,
YOLOv8,
indicating
integration
advanced
technology
diagnosis.
Language: Английский
Optimizing Multi Neural Network Weights for COVID-19 Detection Using Enhanced Artificial Ecosystem Algorithm
Hakan Koyuncu,
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Munaf Arab
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Traitement du signal,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
40(4), P. 1491 - 1500
Published: Aug. 31, 2023
The
role
of
machine
learning
in
medical
research,
particularly
addressing
the
COVID-19
pandemic,
has
proven
to
be
significant.The
current
study
delineates
design
and
refinement
an
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
framework
tailored
differentiate
from
Pneumonia
utilizing
X-ray
scans
synergy
with
textual
clinical
data.The
focal
point
this
research
is
amalgamation
diverse
neural
networks
exploration
impact
metaheuristic
algorithms
on
optimizing
these
networks'
weights.The
proposed
uniquely
incorporates
a
lung
segmentation
process
using
pre-trained
ResNet34
model,
generating
mask
for
each
mitigate
influence
potential
extraneous
features.The
dataset
comprised
579
segmented
images
(Anteroposterior
Posteroanterior
views)
patients,
supplemented
patient's
data,
including
age
gender.An
enhancement
accuracy
94.32%
97.85%
was
observed
implementation
weight
optimization
framework.The
efficacy
model
detecting
further
ascertained
through
comprehensive
comparison
various
architectures
cited
existing
literature.
Language: Английский