Modified U-Net Based Covid-19 Lesion Segmentation Using CT Scans

K. G. Gopan, Pavan Sudeesh Peruru, N. Sinha
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Computed Tomography (CT) based analysis will assist doctors in a prompt diagnosis of the Covid-19 infection. Automated segmentation of lesions in chest CT scans helps in determining the severity of the infection. The presented work addresses the task of automated segmentation of Covid-19 lesions. A U-Net framework incorporated with spatial-channel attention modules (contextual relationships), Atrous Spatial Pyramid Pooling module (a wider receptive field) and Deep Supervision (lesion focus, less error propagation) is proposed. Focal Tversky Loss is used to evaluate the outputs at coarser scales while Tversky loss evaluates the final segmentation output. This combination of losses is used to enhance segmentation of the small lesions. The framework is trained on CT scans of 20 subjects of COVID19 CT Lung and Infection Segmentation Dataset and tested on Mosmed dataset of 50 subjects, where infection has affected less than 25% of lung parenchyma. The experimental results show that the proposed method is effective in segmenting the hard ROIs in Mosmed data resulting in a mean Dice score of 0.57 (9% more than the state-of-the-art).
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基于CT扫描改进U-Net的Covid-19病灶分割
基于计算机断层扫描(CT)的分析将帮助医生及时诊断Covid-19感染。胸部CT扫描中病灶的自动分割有助于确定感染的严重程度。提出的工作解决了自动分割Covid-19病变的任务。提出了一个包含空间通道注意模块(上下文关系)、空间金字塔池模块(更宽的接受野)和深度监督(病灶聚焦,更少的错误传播)的U-Net框架。焦点Tversky Loss用于评估粗尺度下的输出,而Tversky Loss用于评估最终的分割输出。这种损失组合用于增强对小病变的分割。该框架在covid - 19 CT肺部和感染分割数据集的20名受试者的CT扫描上进行了训练,并在50名受试者的Mosmed数据集上进行了测试,其中感染影响的肺实质不到25%。实验结果表明,该方法在Mosmed数据中分割硬roi是有效的,平均Dice得分为0.57(比目前的方法高9%)。
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