Conditional Generative Models for Contrast-Enhanced Synthesis of T1w and T1 Maps in Brain MRI

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Autores principales: Piening, Moritz, Altekrüger, Fabian, Steidl, Gabriele, Hattingen, Elke, Steidl, Eike
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author Piening, Moritz
Altekrüger, Fabian
Steidl, Gabriele
Hattingen, Elke
Steidl, Eike
author_facet Piening, Moritz
Altekrüger, Fabian
Steidl, Gabriele
Hattingen, Elke
Steidl, Eike
contents Contrast enhancement by Gadolinium-based contrast agents (GBCAs) is a vital tool for tumor diagnosis in neuroradiology. Based on brain MRI scans of glioblastoma before and after Gadolinium administration, we address enhancement prediction by neural networks with two new contributions. Firstly, we study the potential of generative models, more precisely conditional diffusion and flow matching, for uncertainty quantification in virtual enhancement. Secondly, we examine the performance of T1 scans from quantitive MRI versus T1-weighted scans. In contrast to T1-weighted scans, these scans have the advantage of a physically meaningful and thereby comparable voxel range. To compare network prediction performance of these two modalities with incompatible gray-value scales, we propose to evaluate segmentations of contrast-enhanced regions of interest using Dice and Jaccard scores. Across models, we observe better segmentations with T1 scans than with T1-weighted scans.
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spellingShingle Conditional Generative Models for Contrast-Enhanced Synthesis of T1w and T1 Maps in Brain MRI
Piening, Moritz
Altekrüger, Fabian
Steidl, Gabriele
Hattingen, Elke
Steidl, Eike
Image and Video Processing
Artificial Intelligence
Neurons and Cognition
Contrast enhancement by Gadolinium-based contrast agents (GBCAs) is a vital tool for tumor diagnosis in neuroradiology. Based on brain MRI scans of glioblastoma before and after Gadolinium administration, we address enhancement prediction by neural networks with two new contributions. Firstly, we study the potential of generative models, more precisely conditional diffusion and flow matching, for uncertainty quantification in virtual enhancement. Secondly, we examine the performance of T1 scans from quantitive MRI versus T1-weighted scans. In contrast to T1-weighted scans, these scans have the advantage of a physically meaningful and thereby comparable voxel range. To compare network prediction performance of these two modalities with incompatible gray-value scales, we propose to evaluate segmentations of contrast-enhanced regions of interest using Dice and Jaccard scores. Across models, we observe better segmentations with T1 scans than with T1-weighted scans.
title Conditional Generative Models for Contrast-Enhanced Synthesis of T1w and T1 Maps in Brain MRI
topic Image and Video Processing
Artificial Intelligence
Neurons and Cognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.08894