Predicting The Stages Of Covid-19 Affected Patients Using CNN With CT Scan

M. Devi, R. Parthasarathy, B. Deepa, M. Shashwenth
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Battling the progressing Covid sickness 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic requests precise, quick, and point-of-care testing with quick outcomes to anticipate stages for isolation and therapy. The preliminary test to detect COVID-19 is a Swab test and also a Blood test, but these tests will take more than 2 days to receive the results and there is also a risk of transmission of the virus while collecting the samples. To predict the stages of COVID-19's effects on the human lungs accurately for further treatment for further diagnosis on a radiological image, medical experts need a high level of precision. We utilize image processing techniques and convolutional networks to analyze CT images of COVID-19 affected human lungs in this paper for the detection of pulmonary abnormalities in the early stage, Chest X-Ray is not exact. So, we are using Computed Tomography (CT) imaging especially for identifying the stages of lung anomalies. We present and discuss the scoring systems which cause the severity in lungs of COVID-19 patients every day. This will be accurate for predicting the stages of COVID-19 for early treatment and also to protect the uninfected population.
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利用CNN与CT扫描预测Covid-19感染患者的分期
与不断发展的2019冠状病毒病(Covid -19)大流行作斗争需要精确、快速和即时的检测,并能快速产生结果,以预测隔离和治疗的阶段。检测COVID-19的初步测试是拭子测试和血液测试,但这些测试需要2天以上才能收到结果,并且在收集样本时也存在病毒传播的风险。为了准确预测COVID-19对人体肺部影响的阶段,以便进一步治疗,并根据放射图像进行进一步诊断,医学专家需要很高的精度。本文我们利用图像处理技术和卷积网络对COVID-19感染的人肺部CT图像进行分析,以早期发现肺部异常,胸部x线检查不准确。因此,我们使用计算机断层扫描(CT)来识别肺异常的分期。我们每天都会介绍和讨论导致COVID-19患者肺部严重程度的评分系统。这将有助于准确预测COVID-19的阶段,以便进行早期治疗,并保护未感染人群。
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