DeepOPG: Improving Orthopantomogram Finding Summarization with Weak Supervision
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Abstract (arXiv)
Clinical finding summaries from an orthopantomogram, or a dental panoramic radiograph, have significant potential to improve patient communication and speed up clinical judgments. While orthopantomogram is a first-line tool for dental examinations, no existing work has explored the summarization of findings from it. A finding summary has to find teeth in the imaging study and label the teeth with several types of past treatments. To tackle the problem, we developDeepOPG that breaks the summarization process into functional segmentation and tooth localization, the latter of which is further refined by a novel dental coherence module. We also leverage weak supervision labels to improve detection results in a reinforcement learning scenario. Experiments show high efficacy of DeepOPG on finding summarization, achieving an overall AUC of 88.2% in detecting six types of findings. The proposed dental coherence and weak supervision both are shown to improve DeepOPG by adding 5.9% and 0.4% to AP@IoU=0.5.
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- 2018Automatic segmenting teeth in X-ray images: Trends, a novel data set, benchmarking and future perspectivescited by 17
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