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Abstract
Thyroid Cancer (TC) is a common malignant tumor, head and neck in the incidence of malignant tumors in the seventh, ranked fourth in the incidence in women. There are several methods to diagnose and recognize TC, such as ultrasonic, computed tomography (CT) and other means. While, it is an important role for CT examination in the diagnosis of TC, because it has the characteristics of objectivity, repeatability, and multi-dimensional imaging, and can clearly understand the scope and spatial characteristics of the lesion. CT has unique advantages in showing lymph nodes and distant metastases, such as coarse-walled or thick-walled ring calcification. The early diagnosis of TC mainly relies on manual labor, which is very inefficient. With the continuous development of information science, the construction of TC diagnosis and recognition models based on artificial intelligence (AI) has gradually become a research hotspot. At present, research on AI-based thyroid screening models mainly focuses on four aspects: first, thyroid region segmentation and image denoising based on image-omics; second, the establishment of a high-precision TC risk prediction model based on multi-omics data; third, screening of biomarkers of TC for clinical diagnosis; fourth, establish the early screening model of TC based on AI. This paper reviews the research status of the AI-based thyroid screening model based on the above four aspects. In addition, this paper also summarizes the main challenges faced by the current AI -based TC recognition and detection model and it proposes a new research idea for the future TC early screening research based on enhanced CT.
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