Bone Fracture Detection Presentation
Bone Fracture Detection Presentation
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Introduction Problem Use of Deep
learning in Bone
Fracture Detection
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Introductio
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In hospital emergency rooms, radiologists
are often asked to examine patients with
fractures in various parts of the body,
such as the wrist and arm.
Fractures can generally be classified as open or
closed:
● open fractures occurring when the bone
pierces the skin
● closed fractures occurring when the skin
remains intact despite the broken bone
Problem
In prestigious hospitals of developed areas,
there are many experienced radiologists who
are capable of correctly analyzing X-ray images.
Computed Magnetic
Tomography Resonance Imaging X-ray
(CT), (MRI)
is the most
offering faster imaging ideal for widely used
than MRI and better detailed device due to
resolution than X-rays, but assessments of
its cost-
they use ionizing radiation, organs, effectiveness
which poses a higher risk
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Introduce Deep
Learning in Bone
Fracture
Detection
The solution of the previous problem is to use the deep
learning models to automate Bone Fracture Detection Process.
With the advancement of deep learning, neural network
models have been introduced in medical image processing.
In recent years, researchers have started to apply object
detection models to fracture detection, which is a popular
research topic in computer vision (CV).
Dataset
GRAZPEDWRI-DX Dataset
Provided by Medical University of Graz, consists of 20,327 X-ray
images of wrist trauma in children. These images were collected
from 6,091 patients between 2008 and 2018 by multiple pediatric
radiologists at the Department of Pediatric Surgery of the
University Hospital Graz. The images are annotated in 9 different
classes by placing bounding boxes on them.
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Experimen
ts
Data Splitting
They randomly divide the 20,327 X-ray images of the
GRAZPEDWRI-DX dataset into:
1. Training set 70% (14,204 Image)
2. Validation set 20% (4,094 Image)
3. Test set 10% (2,029 Image)
Data Augmentation
They used Data Augmentation to extend dataset and increase the
number of images in training set from 14,204 X-ray images to
28,408 X-ray images.
They Generate new images using equation (1), Where Input1 and
Input2 are the two input images of the same size respectively, α
represents the weight assigned to the first input image, β denotes
the weight assigned to the second input image, and γ represents
the scalar value added to each sum.
(1)
Data Augmentation
Their purpose is to adjust the contrast and brightness of the original input image; They take the
same image as Input1 and Input2 respectively and set β to 0. The value of α and γ represent the
proportion of the contrast and the brightness of the image, respectively.
After comparing different settings, They finally decided to set α to 1.2 and γ to 30 to avoid the
output image being too bright.
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