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[Application of Improved Unet Network in the Recognition and Segmentation of Hemorrhage Regions in Brain CT Images]. | LitMetric

AI Article Synopsis

  • The study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of the improved Unet network for identifying and segmenting areas of hemorrhage in brain CT scans from patients with spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage.
  • Researchers analyzed 476 CT images, with 430 images used for training the Unet model and 46 for testing its ability to segment hemorrhage regions, comparing its performance to other networks like FCN-8s and Unet++.
  • Results showed that the improved Unet network significantly outperformed the other models in segmentation accuracy, indicating it could be a valuable tool for helping clinicians in decision-making and managing brain hemorrhages.

Article Abstract

Objective: To examine the performance and application value of improved Unet network technology in the recognition and segmentation of hemorrhage regions in brain CT images.

Methods: A total of 476 brain CT images of patients with spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage (SICH) were retrospectively included. The improved Unet network was used to identify and segment the hemorrhage regions in the patients' brain CT images. The CT imaging data of the hemorrhage regions were manually labelled by clinicians. After randomized sorting, 430 data sets from 106 patients were selected for inclusion in the training set and 46 data sets from 11 patients were included in the test set. After data enhancement, the experimental data set underwent network training and model testing in order to assess the segmentation performance. The segmentation results were compared with the those of the Unet network (Base), FCN-8s network and Unet++ network.

Results: In the segmentation of brain CT image hemorrhage region with the improved Unet network, the three evaluation indicators of Dice similarity coefficient, positive predictive value (PPV), and sensitivity coefficient (SC) reached 0.8738, 0.9011 and 0.8648, respectively, increasing by 8.80%, 7.14% and 8.96%, respectively, compared with those of FCN-8s, and increasing by 4.56%, 4.44% and 4.15%, respectively, compared with those of Unet network (Base). The improved Unet network also showed better segmentation performance than that of Unet++ network.

Conclusion: The improved method based on Unet network proposed in this report displayed good performance in the recognition and segmentation of hemorrhage regions in brain CT images, and is an appropriate method for the recognition and segmentation of hemorrhage regions in brain CT images, showing potential application value for assisting clinical decision-making and preventing early hematoma expansion.

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http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10408870PMC
http://dx.doi.org/10.12182/20220160302DOI Listing

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