This analysis demonstrates improved segmentation accuracy of the right ventricle in cardiac MRI images, suggesting enhanced performance for low-quality images.
Motivation: To improve the performance of deep learning based right ventricle (RV) segmentation in cine cardiac MRI, especially for images with low image quality. Goal(s): To develop an efficient and accurate RV segmentation by UNet++ in combination with different encoders. Approach: The UNet++ model was combined with encoders of EfficientNet-b5, EfficientNet-b4, and ResNet50, and optimized with a combined Dice Loss and BCEWithLogitsLoss. Results: The model achieved a high DSC in both validation and testing sets, outperforming traditional UNet methods, especially in images with low-quality. Impact: The UNet++ model combined with special encoders provided a robust solution to RV segmentation, with the potential to enhance cardiac imaging analysis and support clinical decision-making by reducing manual intervention and increasing accuracy in heart function assessment.
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