ArticleFrontiers in medicine2026
Dynamic U-shaped convolutional network for mouse cardiac image segmentation and quantification.
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Accurately segmenting and quantifying mouse cardiac slice images with myocardial infarction is of great significance in cardiovascular disease research. Manual methods are time-consuming, so automatic segmentation is highly sought after. However, due to the irregular U-shaped structure of infarcted and high-risk areas, the task is complex. This study proposes a dynamic U-shaped convolutional network that adapts to these irregular structures. We designed a dynamic convolution to focus on U-shaped local features, and developed a dual-stream fusion block to enhance performance. An attention gate mechanism suppresses irrelevant information, highlighting key features. We constructed a dataset of 243 mouse cardiac slice images with myocardial infarction. The proposed method outperforms other models, achieving an average Dice coefficient of 80.68%, 1.7% higher than the best existing algorithm. For infarct size segmentation, it reached 80.13%, surpassing the current optimal method by 2.43%. Additionally, our approach can quantify the ratio of infarcted to risk areas, aiding the assessment of myocardial injury severity. The dataset is available at https://github.com/wwz4416/mouse-cardiac-dataset.
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