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Multidimensional Directionality-Enhanced Segmentation via large vision model

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Xingru Huang
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Changpeng Yue
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Yihao Guo
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Jian Huang
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Zheng‐Yao Jiang
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Mingkuan Wang
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Zhaoyang Xu
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Guangyuan Zhang
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Jin Liu
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Tianyun Zhang
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Zhiwen Zheng
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Xiaoshuai Zhang *
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Hong He
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Shaowei Jiang
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Yaoqi Sun *
DOI:10.1016/j.media.2024.103395delete
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Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) facilitates a comprehensive examination of macular edema and associated lesions. Manual delineation of retinal fluid is labor-intensive and error-prone, necessitating an automated diagnostic and therapeutic planning mechanism. Conventional supervised learning models are hindered by dataset limitations, while Transformer-based large vision models exhibit challenges in medical image segmentation, particularly in detecting small, subtle lesions in OCT images. This paper introduces the Multidimensional Directionality-Enhanced Retinal Fluid Segmentation framework (MD-DERFS), which reduces the limitations inherent in conventional supervised models by adapting a transformer-based large vision model for macular edema segmentation. The proposed MD-DERFS introduces a Multi-Dimensional Feature Re-Encoder Unit (MFU) to augment the model's proficiency in recognizing specific textures and pathological features through directional prior extraction and an Edema Texture Mapping Unit (ETMU), a Cross-scale Directional Insight Network (CDIN) furnishes a holistic perspective spanning local to global details, mitigating the large vision model's deficiencies in capturing localized feature information. Additionally, the framework is augmented by a Harmonic Minutiae Segmentation Equilibrium loss (G HMSE ) that can address the challenges of data imbalance and annotation scarcity in macular edema datasets. Empirical validation on the MacuScan-8k dataset shows that MD-DERFS surpasses existing segmentation methodologies, demonstrating its efficacy in adapting large vision models for boundary-sensitive medical imaging tasks. The code is publicly available at https://github.com/IMOP-lab/MD-DERFS-Pytorch.git.
Keyword:
Ophthalmology
Optical Coherence Tomography
Retinal fluid
Macular edema
Large vision model

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