Fully convolutional neural network-based segmentation of brain metastases: a comprehensive approach for accurate detection and localization

Omar Farghaly, Priya Deshpande
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Brain metastases present a formidable challenge in cancer management due to the infiltration of malignant cells from distant sites into the brain. Precise segmentation of brain metastases (BM) in medical imaging is vital for treatment planning and assessment. Leveraging deep learning techniques has shown promise in automating BM identification, facilitating faster and more accurate detection. This paper aims to develop an innovative novel deep learning model tailored for BM segmentation, addressing current approach limitations. Utilizing a comprehensive dataset of annotated magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) from Stanford University, the proposed model will undergo thorough evaluation using standard performance metrics. Comparative analysis with existing segmentation methods will highlight the superior performance and efficacy of our model. The anticipated outcome of this research is a highly accurate and efficient deep learning model for brain metastasis segmentation. Such a model holds potential to enhance treatment planning, monitoring, and ultimately improve patient care and clinical outcomes in managing brain metastases.

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基于全卷积神经网络的脑转移瘤分割:准确检测和定位的综合方法
由于恶性细胞从远处渗入大脑,脑转移瘤给癌症治疗带来了巨大挑战。医学成像中脑转移瘤(BM)的精确分割对于治疗规划和评估至关重要。利用深度学习技术实现脑转移瘤的自动识别,有助于更快、更准确地检测。本文旨在针对当前方法的局限性,开发一种专为 BM 分割量身定制的创新型深度学习模型。利用斯坦福大学的注释磁共振成像(MRI)综合数据集,拟议模型将使用标准性能指标进行全面评估。与现有分割方法的对比分析将凸显我们模型的卓越性能和功效。这项研究的预期成果是一个用于脑转移瘤分割的高精度、高效率的深度学习模型。这种模型有望加强治疗规划和监测,并最终改善患者护理和管理脑转移瘤的临床效果。
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