Titlebook: Applications of Medical Artificial Intelligence; Second International Shandong Wu,Behrouz Shabestari,Lei Xing Conference proceedings 2024 T

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Yoav Keynan MD, PhD,Ethan Rubinsteinan be used to facilitate the plate treatment of the cleft and support surgery planning. A retrained LoFTR-based method creates an initial sparse point cloud. Next, we utilize our collection of existing scans of previous patients to train an implicit shape model. The shape model allows for refined de

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-27784-4ion and organization of these cells play a critical role in tumor progression. Single-cell analysis of histopathology images offers an intrinsic advantage over traditional patch-based approach by providing fine-grained cellular information. However, existing studies do not perform explicit cell clas

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Diagnostic Approach to Endocarditisation to intestine obstruction diagnosis assistance called multi-dimensional U-Net (M U-Net). We employ two encoders to extract features from two-dimensional (2D) CT slices and three-dimensional (3D) CT patches. These two encoders collaborate to enhance the segmentation accuracy of the model. Additi

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A. P. Weetman,R. S. McIntosh,P. F. Watsonpropriately placed stents or malappositions can result in post-interventional complications. Intravascular Ultrasound (IVUS) imaging offers a potential solution by providing real-time endovascular guidance for stent placement. The signature of malapposition is very subtle and requires exploring seco

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-47076-9artificial intelligence; machine learning; medical applications; medical imaging; deep learning; radiolog

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