AIMC Topic: Colonography, Computed Tomographic

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Development and validation of computer-aided detection for colorectal neoplasms using deep learning incorporated with computed tomography colonography.

BMC gastroenterology
OBJECTIVES: Computed tomography (CT) colonography is increasingly recognized as a valuable modality for diagnosing colorectal lesions, however, the interpretation workload remains challenging for physicians. Deep learning-based artificial intelligenc...

Synthesized colonoscopy dataset from high-fidelity virtual colon with abnormal simulation.

Computers in biology and medicine
With the advent of the deep learning-based colonoscopy system, the need for a vast amount of high-quality colonoscopy image datasets for training is crucial. However, the generalization ability of deep learning models is challenged by the limited ava...

G-SET-DCL: a guided sequential episodic training with dual contrastive learning approach for colon segmentation.

International journal of computer assisted radiology and surgery
PURPOSE: This article introduces a novel deep learning approach to substantially improve the accuracy of colon segmentation even with limited data annotation, which enhances the overall effectiveness of the CT colonography pipeline in clinical settin...

Depth estimation from monocular endoscopy using simulation and image transfer approach.

Computers in biology and medicine
Obtaining accurate distance or depth information in endoscopy is crucial for the effective utilization of navigation systems. However, due to space constraints, incorporating depth cameras into endoscopic systems is often impractical. Our goal is to ...

Morphometric analysis and tortuosity typing of the large intestine segments on computed tomography colonography with artificial intelligence.

Colombia medica (Cali, Colombia)
BACKGROUND: Morphological properties such as length and tortuosity of the large intestine segments play important roles, especially in interventional procedures like colonoscopy.

Deep Learning-Based Reconstruction Improves the Image Quality of Low-Dose CT Colonography.

Academic radiology
RATIONALE AND OBJECTIVES: To evaluate the image quality of low-dose CT colonography (CTC) using deep learning-based reconstruction (DLR) compared to iterative reconstruction (IR).