American Journal of Roentgenology,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
221(1), С. 124 - 134
Опубликована: Фев. 22, 2023
Technical
Adequacy
of
Fully
Automated
Artificial
Intelligence
Body
Composition
Tools:
Assessment
in
a
Heterogeneous
Sample
External
CT
ExaminationsB.
Dustin
Pooler,
MD1,
John
W.
Garrett,
PhD1,
Andrew
M.
Southard1,
Ronald
Summers,
MD,
PhD2
and
Perry
J.
Pickhardt,
MD1Audio
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Nature Medicine,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
29(12), С. 3033 - 3043
Опубликована: Ноя. 20, 2023
Pancreatic
ductal
adenocarcinoma
(PDAC),
the
most
deadly
solid
malignancy,
is
typically
detected
late
and
at
an
inoperable
stage.
Early
or
incidental
detection
associated
with
prolonged
survival,
but
screening
asymptomatic
individuals
for
PDAC
using
a
single
test
remains
unfeasible
due
to
low
prevalence
potential
harms
of
false
positives.
Non-contrast
computed
tomography
(CT),
routinely
performed
clinical
indications,
offers
large-scale
screening,
however,
identification
non-contrast
CT
has
long
been
considered
impossible.
Here,
we
develop
deep
learning
approach,
pancreatic
cancer
artificial
intelligence
(PANDA),
that
can
detect
classify
lesions
high
accuracy
via
CT.
PANDA
trained
on
dataset
3,208
patients
from
center.
achieves
area
under
receiver
operating
characteristic
curve
(AUC)
0.986-0.996
lesion
in
multicenter
validation
involving
6,239
across
10
centers,
outperforms
mean
radiologist
performance
by
34.1%
sensitivity
6.3%
specificity
identification,
92.9%
99.9%
real-world
multi-scenario
consisting
20,530
consecutive
patients.
Notably,
utilized
shows
non-inferiority
radiology
reports
(using
contrast-enhanced
CT)
differentiation
common
subtypes.
could
potentially
serve
as
new
tool
screening.
Radiologic
tests
often
contain
rich
imaging
data
not
relevant
to
the
clinical
indication.
Opportunistic
screening
refers
practice
of
systematically
leveraging
these
incidental
findings.
Although
opportunistic
can
apply
modalities
such
as
conventional
radiography,
US,
and
MRI,
most
attention
date
has
focused
on
body
CT
by
using
artificial
intelligence
(AI)-assisted
methods.
Body
represents
an
ideal
high-volume
modality
whereby
a
quantitative
assessment
tissue
composition
(eg,
bone,
muscle,
fat,
vascular
calcium)
provide
valuable
risk
stratification
help
detect
unsuspected
presymptomatic
disease.
The
emergence
"explainable"
AI
algorithms
that
fully
automate
measurements
could
eventually
lead
their
routine
use.
Potential
barriers
widespread
implementation
include
need
for
buy-in
from
radiologists,
referring
providers,
patients.
Standardization
acquiring
reporting
measures
is
needed,
in
addition
expanded
normative
according
age,
sex,
race
ethnicity.
Regulatory
reimbursement
hurdles
are
insurmountable
but
pose
substantial
challenges
commercialization
Through
demonstration
improved
population
health
outcomes
cost-effectiveness,
CT-based
should
be
attractive
both
payers
care
systems
value-based
models
mature.
If
highly
successful,
justify
standalone
"intended"
screening.
According
to
the
World
Health
Organization,
climate
change
is
single
biggest
health
threat
facing
humanity.
The
global
care
system,
including
medical
imaging,
must
manage
effects
of
while
at
same
time
addressing
large
amount
greenhouse
gas
(GHG)
emissions
generated
in
delivery
care.
Data
centers
and
computational
efforts
are
increasingly
contributors
GHG
radiology.
This
due
explosive
increase
big
data
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
applications
that
have
resulted
energy
requirements
for
developing
deploying
AI
models.
However,
also
has
potential
improve
environmental
sustainability
imaging.
For
example,
use
can
shorten
MRI
scan
times
with
accelerated
acquisition
times,
scheduling
efficiency
scanners,
optimize
decision-support
tools
reduce
low-value
purpose
this
Nature Communications,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
16(1)
Опубликована: Фев. 7, 2025
We
derive
and
test
a
CT-based
biological
age
model
for
predicting
longevity,
using
an
automated
pipeline
of
explainable
AI
algorithms
that
quantifies
skeletal
muscle,
abdominal
fat,
aortic
calcification,
bone
density,
solid
organs.
apply
these
tools
to
CT
scans
from
123,281
adults
(mean
age,
53.6
years;
47%
women;
median
follow-up,
5.3
years).
The
final
weighted
biomarker
selection
was
based
on
the
index
prediction
accuracy.
significantly
outperforms
standard
demographic
data
longevity
(IPA
=
29.2
vs.
21.7;
10-year
AUC
0.880
0.779;
p
<
0.001).
Age-
sex-corrected
survival
hazard
ratio
highest-vs-lowest
risk
quartile
8.73
(95%
CI,8.14-9.36)
model,
increased
24.79
after
excluding
cancer
diagnoses
within
5
years
CT.
Muscle
plaque
burden,
visceral
fat
density
contributed
most.
Here
we
show
personalized
phenotypic
can
be
opportunistically-derived,
regardless
clinical
indication,
better
inform
assessment.
In
patients
with
non–small
cell
lung
cancer,
obesity
was
associated
improved
overall
survival
after
curative
resection,
particularly
when
CT-assessed
skeletal
muscle
mass
and
radiodensity
were
preserved.
Metabolic
syndrome
comprises
a
set
of
risk
factors
that
include
abdominal
obesity,
impaired
glucose
tolerance,
hypertriglyceridemia,
low
high-density
lipoprotein
levels,
and
high
blood
pressure,
at
least
three
which
must
be
fulfilled
for
diagnosis.
has
been
linked
to
an
increased
cardiovascular
disease
type
2
diabetes
mellitus.
Multimodality
imaging
plays
important
role
in
metabolic
syndrome,
including
diagnosis,
stratification,
assessment
complications.
CT
MRI
are
the
primary
tools
quantification
excess
fat,
subcutaneous
visceral
adipose
tissue,
as
well
fat
around
organs,
associated
with
risk.
PET
shown
detect
signs
insulin
resistance
may
ectopic
sites
brown
fat.
Cardiovascular
is
complication
resulting
subclinical
or
symptomatic
coronary
artery
disease,
alterations
cardiac
structure
function
potential
progression
heart
failure,
systemic
vascular
disease.
angiography
provides
comprehensive
evaluation
arteries,
while
assesses
structure,
function,
myocardial
ischemia,
infarction.
Liver
damage
results
from
spectrum
nonalcoholic
fatty
liver
ranging
steatosis
fibrosis
possible
cirrhosis.
US,
CT,
useful
assessing
can
performed
grade
hepatic
fibrosis,
particularly
using
elastography
techniques.
also
deleterious
effects
on
pancreas,
kidney,
gastrointestinal
tract,
ovaries,
several
malignancies.
cerebral
infarcts,
best
evaluated
MRI,
cognitive
decline.