Wongthawat Liawrungrueang, Sung Tan Cho, Vit Kotheeranurak, Alvin Pun, Khanathip Jitpakdee, Peem Sarasombath
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摘要
研究设计:目的:本研究旨在调查人工神经网络(ANN)在使用康斯坦茨信息挖掘机(KNIME)分析平台检测蝶骨骨折中的潜在用途,该平台提供了一种利用X射线成像进行计算机辅助诊断的技术:在医学图像处理领域,利用 X 射线成像的 ANN 进行计算机辅助诊断正变得越来越流行。舌骨骨折是一种常见的轴突骨折,占所有颈椎骨折的 10%-15%。然而,目前还没有关于利用 ANNs 进行计算机辅助诊断的文献综述:本研究分析了从数据集库中获取的 432 张颈椎 X 射线图像的张口视图(odontoid),这些图像被用于开发基于卷积神经网络理论的 ANN 模型。所有图像都包含诊断信息,其中包括 216 幅正常蝶骨突的放射图像和 216 幅急性蝶骨骨折患者的图像。该模型将每张图像分类为显示蝶骨骨折或未显示蝶骨骨折。具体来说,70% 的图像是用于模型训练的训练数据集,30% 用于测试。KNIME 基于图形用户界面的编程实现了类标签注释、数据预处理、模型训练和性能评估:结果:KNIME 的图形用户界面程序用于报告所有 X 射线成像特征。ANN 模型进行了 50 个历元的训练。检测蝶骨骨折的灵敏度、特异度、F-measure 和预测误差分别为 100%、95.4%、97.77% 和 2.3%。该模型的准确性占骨突骨折诊断接收者工作特征曲线下面积的 97%:结论:使用 KNIME 分析平台的 ANN 模型成功地应用于骨桥骨折的计算机辅助诊断。该方法可帮助放射科医生筛查、检测和诊断急性蝶骨骨折。
Artificial neural networks for the detection of odontoid fractures using the Konstanz Information Miner Analytics Platform.
Study design: An experimental study.
Purpose: This study aimed to investigate the potential use of artificial neural networks (ANNs) in the detection of odontoid fractures using the Konstanz Information Miner (KNIME) Analytics Platform that provides a technique for computer-assisted diagnosis using radiographic X-ray imaging.
Overview of literature: In medical image processing, computer-assisted diagnosis with ANNs from radiographic X-ray imaging is becoming increasingly popular. Odontoid fractures are a common fracture of the axis and account for 10%-15% of all cervical fractures. However, a literature review of computer-assisted diagnosis with ANNs has not been made.
Methods: This study analyzed 432 open-mouth (odontoid) radiographic views of cervical spine X-ray images obtained from dataset repositories, which were used in developing ANN models based on the convolutional neural network theory. All the images contained diagnostic information, including 216 radiographic images of individuals with normal odontoid processes and 216 images of patients with acute odontoid fractures. The model classified each image as either showing an odontoid fracture or not. Specifically, 70% of the images were training datasets used for model training, and 30% were used for testing. KNIME's graphic user interface-based programming enabled class label annotation, data preprocessing, model training, and performance evaluation.
Results: The graphic user interface program by KNIME was used to report all radiographic X-ray imaging features. The ANN model performed 50 epochs of training. The performance indices in detecting odontoid fractures included sensitivity, specificity, F-measure, and prediction error of 100%, 95.4%, 97.77%, and 2.3%, respectively. The model's accuracy accounted for 97% of the area under the receiver operating characteristic curve for the diagnosis of odontoid fractures.
Conclusions: The ANN models with the KNIME Analytics Platform were successfully used in the computer-assisted diagnosis of odontoid fractures using radiographic X-ray images. This approach can help radiologists in the screening, detection, and diagnosis of acute odontoid fractures.