Jie Zhao, Jianqiang Liu, Shijie Wang, Pinzheng Zhang, Wenxue Yu, Chunfeng Yang, Yudong Zhang, Yang Chen
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摘要
背景:在放射摄影过程中,放射技师的定位和曝光参数设置不理想可能导致图像重拍,使患者受到不必要的电离辐射照射。减少重拍对于减少患者的 X 射线照射和节约医疗资源至关重要:我们提出了一种数字放射成像(DR)成像前全方位助手(PIAA),利用人工智能(AI)技术来增强传统的 DR:PIAA 由一个 RGB-D 深度(RGB-D)多摄像头阵列、一个嵌入式计算平台和多个软件组件组成。它具有自适应 RGB-D 图像采集 (ARDIA) 模块,可根据摄像头与患者之间的距离自动选择合适的 RGB 摄像头。它包括一个 2.5D 选择性骨骼关键点估计(2.5D-SSKE)模块,该模块将深度信息与 2D 关键点融合在一起,以估计目标身体部位的姿势。第三,它还使用了领域专业技术(DE)嵌入式全身曝光参数估计(DFEPE)模块,该模块结合了 2.5D-SSKE 和 DE,可精确估计全身 DR 视图的参数:优化 DR 工作流程,显著提高操作效率。定位患者和准备曝光参数所需的平均时间从 73 秒减少到 8 秒:结论:PIAA 很有希望扩展到全身检查。
PIAA: Pre-imaging all-round assistant for digital radiography.
Background: In radiography procedures, radiographers' suboptimal positioning and exposure parameter settings may necessitate image retakes, subjecting patients to unnecessary ionizing radiation exposure. Reducing retakes is crucial to minimize patient X-ray exposure and conserve medical resources.
Objective: We propose a Digital Radiography (DR) Pre-imaging All-round Assistant (PIAA) that leverages Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology to enhance traditional DR.
Methods: PIAA consists of an RGB-Depth (RGB-D) multi-camera array, an embedded computing platform, and multiple software components. It features an Adaptive RGB-D Image Acquisition (ARDIA) module that automatically selects the appropriate RGB camera based on the distance between the cameras and patients. It includes a 2.5D Selective Skeletal Keypoints Estimation (2.5D-SSKE) module that fuses depth information with 2D keypoints to estimate the pose of target body parts. Thirdly, it also uses a Domain expertise (DE) embedded Full-body Exposure Parameter Estimation (DFEPE) module that combines 2.5D-SSKE and DE to accurately estimate parameters for full-body DR views.
Results: Optimizes DR workflow, significantly enhancing operational efficiency. The average time required for positioning patients and preparing exposure parameters was reduced from 73 seconds to 8 seconds.
Conclusions: PIAA shows significant promise for extension to full-body examinations.
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