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CT Synthesis with Conditional Diffusion Models for Abdominal Lymph Node Segmentation
To address these problems, we present a pipeline that integrates the conditional diffusion model for lymph node generation and the nnU-Net model for lymph node segmentation to improve the segmentation performance of abdominal lymph nodes through synthesizing a diversity of realistic abdominal lymph node data.
Efficient Subclass Segmentation in Medical Images
One feasible way to reduce the cost is to annotate with coarse-grained superclass labels while using limited fine-grained annotations as a complement.
MedLSAM: Localize and Segment Anything Model for 3D CT Images
Our findings are twofold: 1) MedLAM is capable of directly localizing any anatomical structure using just a few template scans, yet its performance surpasses that of fully supervised models; 2) MedLSAM not only aligns closely with the performance of SAM and its specialized medical adaptations with manual prompts but achieves this with minimal reliance on extreme point annotations across the entire dataset.
CDDSA: Contrastive Domain Disentanglement and Style Augmentation for Generalizable Medical Image Segmentation
First, a disentangle network is proposed to decompose an image into a domain-invariant anatomical representation and a domain-specific style code, where the former is sent to a segmentation model that is not affected by the domain shift, and the disentangle network is regularized by a decoder that combines the anatomical and style codes to reconstruct the input image.
Contrastive Semi-supervised Learning for Domain Adaptive Segmentation Across Similar Anatomical Structures
To solve this problem, we propose Contrastive Semi-supervised learning for Cross Anatomy Domain Adaptation (CS-CADA) that adapts a model to segment similar structures in a target domain, which requires only limited annotations in the target domain by leveraging a set of existing annotated images of similar structures in a source domain.
HMRNet: High and Multi-Resolution Network with Bidirectional Feature Calibration for Brain Structure Segmentation in Radiotherapy
Accurate segmentation of Anatomical brain Barriers to Cancer spread (ABCs) plays an important role for automatic delineation of Clinical Target Volume (CTV) of brain tumors in radiotherapy.
Contrastive Domain Disentanglement for Generalizable Medical Image Segmentation
To tackle this deficiency, we propose Contrastive Domain Disentangle (CDD) network for generalizable medical image segmentation.
One-shot Weakly-Supervised Segmentation in Medical Images
Deep neural networks usually require accurate and a large number of annotations to achieve outstanding performance in medical image segmentation.
Domain Composition and Attention for Unseen-Domain Generalizable Medical Image Segmentation
First, we present a domain composition method that represents one certain domain by a linear combination of a set of basis representations (i. e., a representation bank).
Automatic Segmentation of Organs-at-Risk from Head-and-Neck CT using Separable Convolutional Neural Network with Hard-Region-Weighted Loss
Despite the stateof-the-art performance achieved by Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs) for automatic segmentation of OARs, existing methods do not provide uncertainty estimation of the segmentation results for treatment planning, and their accuracy is still limited by several factors, including the low contrast of soft tissues in CT, highly imbalanced sizes of OARs and large inter-slice spacing.
Automatic Segmentation of Gross Target Volume of Nasopharynx Cancer using Ensemble of Multiscale Deep Neural Networks with Spatial Attention
Delineation of Gross Target Volume (GTV) from medical images such as CT and MRI images is a prerequisite for radiotherapy.
Contrastive Learning of Relative Position Regression for One-Shot Object Localization in 3D Medical Images
To address this problem, we present a one-shot framework for organ and landmark localization in volumetric medical images, which does not need any annotation during the training stage and could be employed to locate any landmarks or organs in test images given a support (reference) image during the inference stage.
