综述113篇论文,梳理AI在胶囊内镜出血检测中的应用进展
Artificial Intelligence in Gastrointestinal Bleeding Analysis for Video Capsule Endoscopy: Insights, Innovations, and Prospects (2008-2023)
- 系统分析2008-2023年113篇文献,归纳机器学习方法在胶囊内镜图像中的应用
- 揭示现有方法在检测准确率和临床实用性上的瓶颈与突破
- 为医学影像AI研究者提供数据集、评估指标和未来方向参考
全球每年约有30万例消化道出血相关死亡,传统内镜方法存在局限性,亟需创新诊断策略。视频胶囊内镜(VCE)提供了无创、全面的消化道可视化手段,可发现传统方法难以触及的出血源。然而,其诊断效率受限于人工阅片耗时长、易出错等问题。本综述基于2008至2023年间发表的113篇文献,全面评估了机器学习(ML)在胶囊内镜图像中自动识别出血点的应用现状,涵盖技术有效性、现存挑战及未来方向。文章深入分析了人工智能在帧级图像处理中的方法体系,整理了开源数据集、数学性能指标,并对技术类别进行了系统分类,为后续研究提供基础,推动跨学科合作与机器学习在胃肠疾病诊断中的持续创新。
原文摘要 · Abstract (English)
The escalating global mortality and morbidity rates associated with gastrointestinal (GI) bleeding, compounded by the complexities and limitations of traditional endoscopic methods, underscore the urgent need for a critical review of current methodologies used for addressing this condition. With an estimated 300,000 annual deaths worldwide, the demand for innovative diagnostic and therapeutic strategies is paramount. The introduction of Video Capsule Endoscopy (VCE) has marked a significant advancement, offering a comprehensive, non-invasive visualization of the digestive tract that is pivotal for detecting bleeding sources unattainable by traditional methods. Despite its benefits, the efficacy of VCE is hindered by diagnostic challenges, including time-consuming analysis and susceptibility to human error. This backdrop sets the stage for exploring Machine Learning (ML) applications in automating GI bleeding detection within capsule endoscopy, aiming to enhance diagnostic accuracy, reduce manual labor, and improve patient outcomes. Through an exhaustive analysis of 113 papers published between 2008 and 2023, this review assesses the current state of ML methodologies in bleeding detection, highlighting their effectiveness, challenges, and prospective directions. It contributes an in-depth examination of AI techniques in VCE frame analysis, offering insights into open-source datasets, mathematical performance metrics, and technique categorization. The paper sets a foundation for future research to overcome existing challenges, advancing gastrointestinal diagnostics through interdisciplinary collaboration and innovation in ML applications.
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