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Multi-task global optimization-based method for vascular landmark detection

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Zimeng Tan
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冯建江 (Jianjiang Feng) *
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Wangsheng Lu
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Yin Yin
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Guangming Yang
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周杰 (Jie Zhou)
DOI:10.1016/j.compmedimag.2024.102364delete
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Abstract

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Vascular landmark detection plays an important role in medical analysis and clinical treatment. However, due to the complex topology and similar local appearance around landmarks, the popular heatmap regression based methods always suffer from the landmark confusion problem. Vascular landmarks are connected by vascular segments and have special spatial correlations, which can be utilized for performance improvement. In this paper, we propose a multi -task global optimization -based framework for accurate and automatic vascular landmark detection. A multi -task deep learning network is exploited to accomplish landmark heatmap regression, vascular semantic segmentation, and orientation field regression simultaneously. The two auxiliary objectives are highly correlated with the heatmap regression task and help the network incorporate the structural prior knowledge. During inference, instead of performing a max -voting strategy, we propose a global optimization -based post -processing method for final landmark decision. The spatial relationships between neighboring landmarks are utilized explicitly to tackle the landmark confusion problem. We evaluated our method on a cerebral MRA dataset with 564 volumes, a cerebral CTA dataset with 510 volumes, and an aorta CTA dataset with 50 volumes. The experiments demonstrate that the proposed method is effective for vascular landmark localization and achieves state-of-the-art performance.
Keywords:
Deep learning
Global optimization
Multi-task network
Anatomical landmark detection
Vascular structure

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Computerized Medical Imaging and Graphics cover
Computerized Medical Imaging and Graphics
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4.9
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2.4K
Citations:
5.0K

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tsinghua university
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11.9W
Papers: 10.0W
Citations: 137
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