HRUBÝ, Robert, Daniel KVAK, Anna CHROMCOVÁ and Marek BIROŠ. Fully Integrated Decision-Support System for Detection and Segmentation of Breast Lesions in Digital Mammogram. In Jiří Kofránek a kol. Medsoft 2022. 34th ed. Praha: Creative Connections, a.s., 2022, p. 28-32. ISSN 1803-8115. Available from: https://dx.doi.org/10.35191/medsoft_2022_1_34_50_54.
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Original name Fully Integrated Decision-Support System for Detection and Segmentation of Breast Lesions in Digital Mammogram
Name (in English) Fully Integrated Decision-Support System for Detection and Segmentation of Breast Lesions in Digital Mammogram
Authors HRUBÝ, Robert, Daniel KVAK, Anna CHROMCOVÁ and Marek BIROŠ.
Edition 34. vyd. Praha, Medsoft 2022, p. 28-32, 5 pp. 2022.
Publisher Creative Connections, a.s.
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Type of outcome Proceedings paper
Country of publisher Czech Republic
Confidentiality degree is not subject to a state or trade secret
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ISSN 1803-8115
Doi http://dx.doi.org/10.35191/medsoft_2022_1_34_50_54
Keywords in English Breast Cancer, Breast Lesion Detection, Computer-Aided Detection, Deep Learning, Image Segmentation, Mammogram, Picture Archiving and Communicating System.
Tags International impact, Reviewed
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Abstract
Breast cancer is one of the most prevalent forms of cancer affecting women. Detection of suspicious lesions on mammographic images is considered a challenging task due to the variability of lesion sizes and shapes, the problematic margins of the findings, and some extremely small lesions that are difficult to localize. With the increasing availability of digitized clinical archives and the development of complex deep learning (DL) methods, we are witnessing a trend towards the integration of robust computer-aided detection (CAD) systems to assist in the automatic segmentation of lesions on mammograms to aid in the diagnosis of breast cancer. This study presents deep learning–based automatic detection algorithm (DLAD), directly implemented in picture archiving and communication system (PACS) to aid in improving the radiologist's workflow. The proposed DLAD is evaluated on INbreast dataset with a sample size of n=138 (71 [51.45\%] BI-RADS 4/5/6 images, 67 [48.55\%] BI-RADS 1 images). Preliminary results show a sensitivity of 0.9296 [95\% CI 0.8701-0.9891], specificity of 0.7273 [0.6207-0.8339] and IoU of 0.5661, indicating a low false negative rate while maintaining a reasonable false positive rate.
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