Tiphaine Diot-Dejonghe, Benjamin Leporq, Amine Bouhamama, Helene Ratiney, Frank Pilleul, Olivier Beuf, Frederic Cervenansky
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摘要
精准医疗研究得益于机器学习,它能创建适合患者数据处理的强大模型。这既适用于图像中的病理识别,即注释或分割,也适用于分类或预测的计算机辅助诊断。这就强烈要求对大量图像和相关医疗数据进行开发和可视化。本文的研究工作是在癌症中心进行的一项主要案例研究的基础上开展的。它通过分割、特征提取和应用深度学习模型预测治疗反应,为骨肉瘤患者提出了一个分析管道。AWESOMME 项目的主要目的是利用这项工作,在一个易于访问的安全网络平台上实施该管道。拟议的 WEB 应用程序基于一个由三部分组成的架构:数据服务器、重计算和身份验证服务器以及带有用户界面的医学影像网络框架。对这些现有组件进行了改进,以满足持续生产专家数据的安全性和可追溯性需求。它的创新之处在于涵盖了医学影像处理的所有步骤(可视化和分割、特征提取和辅助诊断),并能测试和使用机器学习模型。该基础设施已投入运行,在内部生产中部署,目前正在医院环境中安装。案例研究的扩展和用户反馈使我们能够对功能进行微调,并证明 AWESOMME 是一个模块化解决方案,能够分析医疗数据并与内部临床医生共享研究算法。
Development of a Secure Web-Based Medical Imaging Analysis Platform: The AWESOMME Project
Precision medicine research benefits from machine learning in the creation of robust models adapted to the processing of patient data. This applies both to pathology identification in images, i.e., annotation or segmentation, and to computer-aided diagnostic for classification or prediction. It comes with the strong need to exploit and visualize large volumes of images and associated medical data. The work carried out in this paper follows on from a main case study piloted in a cancer center. It proposes an analysis pipeline for patients with osteosarcoma through segmentation, feature extraction and application of a deep learning model to predict response to treatment. The main aim of the AWESOMME project is to leverage this work and implement the pipeline on an easy-to-access, secure web platform. The proposed WEB application is based on a three-component architecture: a data server, a heavy computation and authentication server and a medical imaging web-framework with a user interface. These existing components have been enhanced to meet the needs of security and traceability for the continuous production of expert data. It innovates by covering all steps of medical imaging processing (visualization and segmentation, feature extraction and aided diagnostic) and enables the test and use of machine learning models. The infrastructure is operational, deployed in internal production and is currently being installed in the hospital environment. The extension of the case study and user feedback enabled us to fine-tune functionalities and proved that AWESOMME is a modular solution capable to analyze medical data and share research algorithms with in-house clinicians.
期刊介绍:
The Journal of Digital Imaging (JDI) is the official peer-reviewed journal of the Society for Imaging Informatics in Medicine (SIIM). JDI’s goal is to enhance the exchange of knowledge encompassed by the general topic of Imaging Informatics in Medicine such as research and practice in clinical, engineering, and information technologies and techniques in all medical imaging environments. JDI topics are of interest to researchers, developers, educators, physicians, and imaging informatics professionals.
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