Hasan Cavus , Philippe Bulens , Koen Tournel , Marc Orlandini , Alexandra Jankelevitch , Wouter Crijns , Brigitte Reniers
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Safety and efficiency of a fully automatic workflow for auto-segmentation in radiotherapy using three commercially available deep learning-based applications
Advancements in radiotherapy auto-segmentation necessitate reliable and efficient workflows. Therefore, a standardized fully automatic workflow was developed for three commercially available deep learning-based auto-segmentation applications and compared to a manual workflow for safety and efficiency. The workflow underwent safety evaluation with failure mode and effects analysis. Notably, eight failure modes were reduced, including seven with severity factors ≥7, indicating the effect on patients, and two with Risk Priority Number value >125, which assesses relative risk level. Efficiency, measured by mouse clicks, showed zero clicks with the automatic workflow. This automation illustrated improvement in both safety and efficiency of workflow.