Volumetric Segmentation and Characterisation of the Paracingulate Sulcus on MRI Scans
Yang, J.; Wang, D.; Rollins, C.; Leming, M.; Lio, P.; Suckling, J.
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Many architectures of deep neural networks have been designed to solve specific biomedical problems, among which segmentation is a critical step to detect and locate the boundaries of the target object from an image. In this paper, we develop a deep learning based framework to automatically segment the paracingulate sulcus (PCS) from the MRI scan and estimate lengths for its segments. The study is the first work on segmentation and characterisation of the PCS, and the model achieves a Dice score of over 0.77 on segmentation, which demonstrates its potential for clinical use to assist human annotation. Moreover, the proposed architecture as a solution can be generalised to other problems where the object has similar patterns.
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