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Deep Learning for Medical Image Segmentation
Book Title
Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence in Radiation Oncology: A Guide for Clinicians
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Editors
Rosenstein BS, Rattay T, Kang J
Description
Accurate and reliable automated segmentation plays a vital role in improving consistency, efficiency and quality of patient care in clinical radiation therapy process, while also enabling comprehensive quantitative image analysis for assessing treatment outcomes on a large scale. In recent years, deep learning-based methods, which seamlessly integrate information ranging from global semantic context to intricate details within a unified end-to-end framework, have demonstrated substantially superior performance than traditional algorithms in numerous tasks involving tumor and/or organ segmentation. In this chapter, we firstly present the rationale of using deep learning for medical image segmentation, then we discuss several practical considerations when developing a deep learning model for a particular segmentation task, including image pre-processing, image patch selection, data augmentation, model fusion and output uncertainty assessment. Finally, we express our perspectives on the significance of international image analysis competitions in introducing innovative ideas and models, as well as in educating emerging researchers in the field of auto-segmentation in radiotherapy.
First Page
107
Last Page
135
ISBN
9780128220009
Publication Date
12-2023
Publisher
Academic Press
City
Cambridge, MA
Keywords
deep learning, medical image segmentation
Disciplines
Oncology | Radiation Medicine | Translational Medical Research
Recommended Citation
Yuan Y, Levitin R, Siddiqui Z, Bakst R, Buckstein M, Porter E. Deep learning for medical image segmentation. In: Rosenstein BS Rattay T, Kang J, editors. Machine learning and artificial intelligence in radiation oncology: a guide for clinicians. Cambridge, MA: Academic Press; 2023. p. 107-135. doi:10.1016/B978-0-12-822000-9.00014-8.
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