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Fetal Ultrasound Image Segmentation for Measuring Biometric Parameters Using Multi-Task Deep Learning

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arxiv 1909.00273 v1 pith:R5GUY4OF submitted 2019-08-31 eess.IV cs.CVcs.LG

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keywords segmentationfetalparametersultrasoundbiometricdeepdiceellipse
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Ultrasound imaging is a standard examination during pregnancy that can be used for measuring specific biometric parameters towards prenatal diagnosis and estimating gestational age. Fetal head circumference (HC) is one of the significant factors to determine the fetus growth and health. In this paper, a multi-task deep convolutional neural network is proposed for automatic segmentation and estimation of HC ellipse by minimizing a compound cost function composed of segmentation dice score and MSE of ellipse parameters. Experimental results on fetus ultrasound dataset in different trimesters of pregnancy show that the segmentation results and the extracted HC match well with the radiologist annotations. The obtained dice scores of the fetal head segmentation and the accuracy of HC evaluations are comparable to the state-of-the-art.

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  1. U-WNO:U-Net-enhanced Wavelet Neural Operator for fetal head segmentation

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    A U-Net enhanced wavelet neural operator for fetal head ultrasound segmentation is reported, with a maximum Dice score of 0.65 and no baseline comparison.

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