A Covid-19 Patient Severity Stratification using a 3D Convolutional Strategy on CT-Scans

Jefferson Rodríguez, David Romo-Bucheli, F. Sierra, Diana Valenzuela, C. Valenzuela, Lina Vasquez, Paúl Camacho, Daniela S. Mantilla, F. Martínez
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This work introduces a 3D deep learning methodology to stratify patients according to the severity of lung infection caused by COVID-19 disease on computerized tomography images (CT). A set of volumetric attention maps were also obtained to explain the results and support the diagnostic tasks. The validation of the approach was carried out on a dataset composed of 350 patients, diagnosed by the RT-PCR assay either as negative (control - 175) or positive (COVID-19 - 175). Additionally, the patients were graded (0-25) by two expert radiologists according to the extent of lobar involvement. These gradings were used to define 5 COVID-19 severity categories. The model yields an average 60% accuracy for the multi-severity classification task. Additionally, a set of Mann Whitney U significance tests were conducted to compare the severity groups. Results show that patients in different severity groups have significantly different severity scores (p < 0.01) for all the compared severity groups.
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使用ct扫描3D卷积策略的Covid-19患者严重程度分层
本工作介绍了一种3D深度学习方法,根据计算机断层扫描图像(CT)上COVID-19疾病引起的肺部感染的严重程度对患者进行分层。还获得了一组体积注意图来解释结果并支持诊断任务。该方法在由350名患者组成的数据集上进行验证,这些患者通过RT-PCR检测诊断为阴性(对照组- 175)或阳性(COVID-19 - 175)。此外,两名放射科专家根据大叶受累程度对患者进行评分(0-25)。这些评分用于定义5个COVID-19严重程度类别。该模型对多严重性分类任务的平均准确率为60%。此外,进行了一组Mann Whitney U显著性检验来比较严重组。结果显示,不同严重程度组患者的严重程度评分差异有统计学意义(p < 0.01)。
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