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Brain SegNet: 3D local refinement network for brain lesion segmentation.

脑SegNet: 用于脑部病变分割的3D局部细化网络。

  • 影响因子:2.37
  • DOI:10.1186/s12880-020-0409-2
  • 作者列表:"Hu X","Luo W","Hu J","Guo S","Huang W","Scott MR","Wiest R","Dahlweid M","Reyes M
  • 发表时间:2020-02-11
Abstract

:MR images (MRIs) accurate segmentation of brain lesions is important for improving cancer diagnosis, surgical planning, and prediction of outcome. However, manual and accurate segmentation of brain lesions from 3D MRIs is highly expensive, time-consuming, and prone to user biases. We present an efficient yet conceptually simple brain segmentation network (referred as Brain SegNet), which is a 3D residual framework for automatic voxel-wise segmentation of brain lesion. Our model is able to directly predict dense voxel segmentation of brain tumor or ischemic stroke regions in 3D brain MRIs. The proposed 3D segmentation network can run at about 0.5s per MRIs - about 50 times faster than previous approaches Med Image Anal 43: 98-111, 2018, Med Image Anal 36:61-78, 2017. Our model is evaluated on the BRATS 2015 benchmark for brain tumor segmentation, where it obtains state-of-the-art results, by surpassing recently published results reported in Med Image Anal 43: 98-111, 2018, Med Image Anal 36:61-78, 2017. We further applied the proposed Brain SegNet for ischemic stroke lesion outcome prediction, with impressive results achieved on the Ischemic Stroke Lesion Segmentation (ISLES) 2017 database.

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: 脑部病变的MR图像 (mri) 准确分割对于改善癌症诊断、手术计划和结果预测非常重要。然而,从3D mri手动和准确地分割脑部病变是非常昂贵的、耗时的,并且容易出现用户偏差。我们提出了一个高效但概念上简单的脑分割网络 (称为脑SegNet),它是一个用于自动体素分割脑部病变的3D残差框架。我们的模型能够直接预测三维脑mri中脑肿瘤或缺血性卒中区域的密集体素分割。所提出的3D分割网络可以以每mri约0.5秒的速度运行,比以前的方法Med Image Anal 43: 98-111,2018,Med Image Anal 36:61-78,2017快约50倍。我们的模型在BRATS 2015脑肿瘤分割基准上进行了评估,通过超过最近发表在Med Image Anal 43: 98-111,2018,Med Image Anal 36:61-78,2017中的结果,获得了最先进的结果。我们进一步将提出的脑SegNet应用于缺血性卒中病变结局预测,在缺血性卒中病变分割 (ISLES) 2017数据库上取得了令人印象深刻的结果。

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