Diabetes risk assessment with imaging: a radiomics study of abdominal CT
Diabetes risk assessment with imaging: a radiomics study of abdominal CT
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DOI:
10.1007/s00330-018-5865-5
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发表时间:
2019-05-01
影响因子:
5.9
通讯作者:
Ju, Shenghong
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作者:
Lu, Chun-Qiang;Wang, Yuan-Cheng;Ju, Shenghong
ObjectivesTo identify CT markers for screening of early type 2 diabetes and assessment of the risk of incident diabetes using a radiomics method.MethodsThe medical records of 26,947 inpatients were reviewed. A total of 690 patients were selected and allocated to a primary cohort, a validation cohort, and a prediction cohort and used to build prediction models for diabetes. Three radiomics signatures were constructed using CT image features extracted from three regions of interest, i.e., in the pancreas, liver, and psoas major muscle. By incorporating radiomics signatures and other markers, we built a radiomics nomogram that could be used to screen for early diabetes and predict future diabetes.ResultsOf the three abdominal organs for which radiomics signature were constructed, that of the pancreas showed the best discriminatory power for early diabetes screening and prediction (C-statistics of 0.833, 0.846, and 0.899 for the primary cohort, validation cohort, and prediction cohort, respectively). The sensitivity and specificity of the nomogram for prediction of 3-year incident diabetes were 0.827 and 0.807, respectively.ConclusionsThis study presents alternative radiomics markers that have potential for use in screening for undiagnosed type 2 diabetes and prediction of 3-year incident diabetes.Key Points center dot CT images may provide useful information to evaluate the risk of developing diabetes.center dot Radiomics score for diabetes prediction is based on subtle changes of abdominal organs detected by CT.center dot The radiomics signature of pancreas, a combination of five features of CT images, is efficient for early diabetes screening and prediction of future diabetes (AUC>0.8).