Computerized lesion detection on breast ultrasound
Computerized lesion detection on breast ultrasound
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DOI:
10.1118/1.1485995
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发表时间:
2002-07-01
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3.8
通讯作者:
Mendelson, EB
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作者:
Drukker, K;Giger, ML;Mendelson, EB
We investigated the use of a radial gradient index (RGI) filtering technique to automatically detect lesions on breast ultrasound. After initial RGI filtering, a sensitivity of 87% at 0.76 false-positive detections per image was obtained on a database of 400 patients (757 images). Next. lesion candidates were seamented from the back-round by maximizing an average radial gradient (ARD) index for regions grown from the detected points, At an overlap of 0.4 with a radiologist lesion outline, 75% of the lesions were correctly detected. Subsequently, round robin analysis was used to assess the quality of the classification of lesion candidates into actual lesions and false-positives by a Bayesian neural network. The round robin analysis yielded an A, value of 0.84, and an overall performance by case of 94% sensitivity at 0.48 false-positives per image. Use of computerized analysis of breast sonograms may ultimately facilitate the use of sonography in breast cancer screening programs. (C) 2002 American Association of Physicists in Medicine.