ArticleFrontiers in oncology2022
Structure boundary-preserving U-Net for prostate ultrasound image segmentation.
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Abstract
Prostate cancer diagnosis is performed under ultrasound-guided puncture for pathological cell extraction. However, determining accurate prostate location remains a challenge from two aspects: (1) prostate boundary in ultrasound images is always ambiguous; (2) the delineation of radiologists always occupies multiple pixels, leading to many disturbing points around the actual contour. We proposed a boundary structure-preserving U-Net (BSP U-Net) in this paper to achieve precise prostate contour. BSP U-Net incorporates prostate shape prior to traditional U-Net. The prior shape is built by the key point selection module, which is an active shape model-based method. Then, the module plugs into the traditional U-Net structure network to achieve prostate segmentation. The experiments were conducted on two datasets:
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