基于AI驱动的基于物联网的腹部器官医学图像自动分割和重建应用

B. Villarini, Hykoush Asaturyan
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在过去的几十年里,医学成像技术迅速发展,提供了详细的人体图像。对这些图像的准确分析和解剖结构的分割可以产生重要的形态学信息,为诊断后或临床试验前的受试者分层提供额外的指导,并有助于预测医疗状况。通常,医学扫描是由放射科医生和放射技师等专业操作人员手动分割的,这既复杂又耗时,而且容易出现观察者之间的差异。一个大规模自动、准确的定量器官分割系统可以产生临床影响,支持当前对有医疗条件的受试者的调查,帮助早期诊断和治疗计划。本文提出了一个基于web的应用程序,该应用程序自动分割多个腹部器官和肌肉,生成各自的3D重建,并使用深度学习后端引擎提取有价值的生物标志物。此外,可以上传图像数据并使用连接到互联网的任何设备访问医学图像分割工具,而无需安装。最终目标是提供基于网络的图像处理服务,临床专家、研究人员和用户可以通过物联网设备无缝访问,而无需了解基础技术。
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AI Driven IoT Web-Based Application for Automatic Segmentation and Reconstruction of Abdominal Organs from Medical Images
Medical imaging technology has rapidly advanced in the last few decades, providing detailed images of the human body. The accurate analysis of these images and the segmentation of anatomical structures can produce significant morphological information, provide additional guidance toward subject stratification after diagnosis or before a clinical trial, and help predict a medical condition. Usually, medical scans are manually segmented by expert operators, such as radiologists and radiographers, which is complex, time-consuming and prone to inter-observer variability. A system that generates automatic, accurate quantitative organ segmentation on a large scale could deliver a clinical impact, supporting current investigations in subjects with medical conditions and aiding early diagnosis and treatment planning. This paper proposes a web-based application that automatically segments multiple abdominal organs and muscle, produces respective 3D reconstructions and extracts valuable biomarkers using a deep learning backend engine. Furthermore, it is possible to upload image data and access the medical image segmentation tool without installation using any device connected to the Internet. The final aim is to deliver a web-based image-processing service that clinical experts, researchers and users can seamlessly access through IoT devices without requiring knowledge of the underpinning technology.
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