Analysis of Convolutional Neural Network Segmentation Algorithm of Adenomyoma

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Abstract

Adenomoma is a common disease occurring in the female uterus. The symptoms and pain of adenomoma seriously troubled the physical and mental health of contemporary women. However, because of the significant advantages of nondestructive and low price, ultrasound examination is used as the main imaging method for clinical diagnosis of gynecological diseases at the present stage and is often used in the initial screening and postoperative diagnosis and treatment of uterine diseases. Imaging provides a very rich information in the medical diagnosis of tumor and is a very important basis for the disease diagnosis and treatment at this stage. Ultrasound images are different from medical images such as X-ray and MRI. Because of the characteristics of imaging principles and noise interference, ultrasound images need to rely on rich clinical experience of doctors in the process of disease diseases, which increases the difficulty and work burden of doctors to some extent. Therefore, the project aims to study the deep learning segmentation method suitable for ultrasonic images. Combined with the Deeplab network in the convolutional neural network, comparing the results of the FCN network, and then finding that the Deeplab network has obvious advantages as an image segmentation model of uterine adenomyoma. In clinical practice, it can reduce the work burden of doctors and try in the direction of uterine adenomyomas ultrasound image segmentation, to fill the gap in this field.

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Jin, Y., Huang, W., & Qu, Q. (2022). Analysis of Convolutional Neural Network Segmentation Algorithm of Adenomyoma. Computational Intelligence and Neuroscience, 2022. https://doi.org/10.1155/2022/1629443

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