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Automatic Abdominal Multi Organ Segmentation using Residual UNet

2023-02-16

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Automated segmentation of abdominal organs plays an important role in supporting computer-assisted diagnosis, radiotherapy, biomarker extraction, surgery navigation, and treatment planning. Segmenting multiple abdominal organs using a single algorithm would improve model development efficiency and accelerate model deployment into clinical workflows. To achieve broadly generalized performance, we trained a residual...

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c81bbd57-f4d6-5587-a1b9-fbc000bc0691
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10.1101/2023.02.15.528755
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