유체속도강조 자기공명혈관조영 뇌동맥류 판독을 위한 새로운 랜드마크 기반 준지도학습 딥러닝 방법
A Novel Landmark-based Semi-supervised Deep Learning Method for Cerebral Aneurysm Detection Using TOF-MRA
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Background: Time-of-flight (TOF) magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) is widely used to identify aneurysm in human brain. Various deep learning models have been developed to help TOF-MRA reading in the field. The performance of those TOF-MRA analysis tools, however, faces several limitations in cerebral aneurysm detection. These challenges primarily come from the fact that cerebral aneurysms occupy less than 0.1% of the total TOF-MRA voxel size. This study aims to improve the efficiency of cerebral aneurysm detection by developing a landmark-based semi-supervised deep learning method, a technology that automatically generates landmark boxes in areas with a high probability of cerebral aneurysm occurrence. Methods: We used data from a total of 500 aneurysm-positive and 50 aneurysm-negative subjects. The aneurysm detection model was developed using clustering and a dilated residual network. Results: When the number of landmarks was ten and their size was 36 mm3, the best performance was achieved in our experiment. Although landmark occupies a small portion of the entire image, up to 98.2% of landmarks were cerebral aneurysms. The sensitivity of the model for cerebral aneurysm detection was 83.0%, with a false positive rate of 3.4%. Conclusions: This study developed a deep learning model using TOF-MRA image. This model generates the most suitable landmarks for each individual, excluding unnecessary areas for cerebral aneurysm detection, which makes it possible to focus on areas with a high probability of occurrence. This model is expected to enhance the efficiency and accuracy of cerebral aneurysm detection in the field.
Abstract
Background: Time-of-flight (TOF) magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) is widely used to identify aneurysm in human brain. Various deep learning models have been developed to help TOF-MRA reading in the field. The performance of those TOF-MRA analysis tools, however, faces several limitations in cerebral aneurysm detection. These challenges primarily come from the fact that cerebral aneurysms occupy less than 0.1% of the total TOF-MRA voxel size. This study aims to improve the efficiency of cerebral aneurysm detection by developing a landmark-based semi-supervised deep learning method, a technology that automatically generates landmark boxes in areas with a high probability of cerebral aneurysm occurrence. Methods: We used data from a total of 500 aneurysm-positive and 50 aneurysm-negative subjects. The aneurysm detection model was developed using clustering and a dilated residual network. Results: When the number of landmarks was ten and their size was 36 mm3, the best performance was achieved in our experiment. Although landmark occupies a small portion of the entire image, up to 98.2% of landmarks were cerebral aneurysms. The sensitivity of the model for cerebral aneurysm detection was 83.0%, with a false positive rate of 3.4%. Conclusions: This study developed a deep learning model using TOF-MRA image. This model generates the most suitable landmarks for each individual, excluding unnecessary areas for cerebral aneurysm detection, which makes it possible to focus on areas with a high probability of occurrence. This model is expected to enhance the efficiency and accuracy of cerebral aneurysm detection in the field.
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