Arthur L Lefebvre, Carolyna A P Yamamoto, Julie K Shade, Ryan P Bradley, Rebecca A Yu, Rheeda L Ali, Dan M Popescu, Adityo Prakosa, Eugene G Kholmovski, Natalia A Trayanova
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Abstract
Accurate quantification of left atrium (LA) scar in patients with atrial fibrillation is essential to guide successful ablation strategies. Prior to LA scar quantification, a proper LA cavity segmentation is required to ensure exact location of scar. Both tasks can be extremely time-consuming and are subject to inter-observer disagreements when done manually. We developed and validated a deep neural network to automatically segment the LA cavity and the LA scar. The global architecture uses a multi-network sequential approach in two stages which segment the LA cavity and the LA Scar. Each stage has two steps: a region of interest Neural Network and a refined segmentation network. We analysed the performances of our network according to different parameters and applied data triaging. 200+ late gadolinium enhancement magnetic resonance images were provided by the LAScarQS 2022 Challenge. Finally, we compared our performances for scar quantification to the literature and demonstrated improved performances.