arXiv:2511.00472cs.CVcs.AI2025-11被引 1

构建首个纵向听神经瘤标注数据集,提升MRI自动分割效率与准确性。

Longitudinal Vestibular Schwannoma Dataset with Consensus-based Human-in-the-loop Annotations

  • 基于迭代式深度学习与专家共识的半自动标注框架
  • 分割准确率提升至DSC 0.967,较之前提高5.4%
  • 适合医疗影像研究者与临床AI开发团队使用

听神经瘤(VS)在磁共振成像(MRI)中的精准分割对患者管理至关重要,但传统人工标注耗时耗力。本文提出一种基于深度学习的迭代分割与质量优化框架,整合多中心数据并采用专家共识确保标注可信度。该方法显著提升自动化分割模型在目标数据分布上的泛化能力,在内部验证集上Dice相似系数(DSC)从0.9125提升至0.9670,同时在代表性外部数据集上保持稳定性能。143例扫描的专家评估揭示了需人工干预的复杂案例。相比传统手动标注,该方法估计可提升约37.4%效率。数据集包含190名患者,其中184名患者共534次增强T1加权(T1CE)扫描有标注,另有6名患者提供未标注的T2加权扫描。数据已公开于癌症影像档案馆(TCIA,https://doi.org/10.7937/bq0z-xa62)。

原文摘要 · Abstract (English)

Accurate segmentation of vestibular schwannoma (VS) on Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is essential for patient management but often requires time-intensive manual annotations by experts. While recent advances in deep learning (DL) have facilitated automated segmentation, challenges remain in achieving robust performance across diverse datasets and complex clinical cases. We present an annotated dataset stemming from a bootstrapped DL-based framework for iterative segmentation and quality refinement of VS in MRI. We combine data from multiple centres and rely on expert consensus for trustworthiness of the annotations. We show that our approach enables effective and resource-efficient generalisation of automated segmentation models to a target data distribution. The framework achieved a significant improvement in segmentation accuracy with a Dice Similarity Coefficient (DSC) increase from 0.9125 to 0.9670 on our target internal validation dataset, while maintaining stable performance on representative external datasets. Expert evaluation on 143 scans further highlighted areas for model refinement, revealing nuanced cases where segmentation required expert intervention. The proposed approach is estimated to enhance efficiency by approximately 37.4% compared to the conventional manual annotation process. Overall, our human-in-the-loop model training approach achieved high segmentation accuracy, highlighting its potential as a clinically adaptable and generalisable strategy for automated VS segmentation in diverse clinical settings. The dataset includes 190 patients, with tumour annotations available for 534 longitudinal contrast-enhanced T1-weighted (T1CE) scans from 184 patients, and non-annotated T2-weighted scans from 6 patients. This dataset is publicly accessible on The Cancer Imaging Archive (TCIA) (https://doi.org/10.7937/bq0z-xa62).

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