Deep Learning for Cardiovascular Risk Assessment: Proxy Features from Carotid Sonography as Predictors of Arterial Damage

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Autores principales: Balada, Christoph, Romano-Martinez, Aida, Cate, Vincent ten, Geschke, Katharina, Tesarz, Jonas, Claßen, Paul, Schuster, Alexander K., Tibyampansha, Dativa, Kresoja, Karl-Patrik, Wild, Philipp S., Ahmed, Sheraz, Dengel, Andreas
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author Balada, Christoph
Romano-Martinez, Aida
Cate, Vincent ten
Geschke, Katharina
Tesarz, Jonas
Claßen, Paul
Schuster, Alexander K.
Tibyampansha, Dativa
Kresoja, Karl-Patrik
Wild, Philipp S.
Ahmed, Sheraz
Dengel, Andreas
author_facet Balada, Christoph
Romano-Martinez, Aida
Cate, Vincent ten
Geschke, Katharina
Tesarz, Jonas
Claßen, Paul
Schuster, Alexander K.
Tibyampansha, Dativa
Kresoja, Karl-Patrik
Wild, Philipp S.
Ahmed, Sheraz
Dengel, Andreas
contents In this study, hypertension is utilized as an indicator of individual vascular damage. This damage can be identified through machine learning techniques, providing an early risk marker for potential major cardiovascular events and offering valuable insights into the overall arterial condition of individual patients. To this end, the VideoMAE deep learning model, originally developed for video classification, was adapted by finetuning for application in the domain of ultrasound imaging. The model was trained and tested using a dataset comprising over 31,000 carotid sonography videos sourced from the Gutenberg Health Study (15,010 participants), one of the largest prospective population health studies. This adaptation facilitates the classification of individuals as hypertensive or non-hypertensive (75.7% validation accuracy), functioning as a proxy for detecting visual arterial damage. We demonstrate that our machine learning model effectively captures visual features that provide valuable insights into an individual's overall cardiovascular health.
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spellingShingle Deep Learning for Cardiovascular Risk Assessment: Proxy Features from Carotid Sonography as Predictors of Arterial Damage
Balada, Christoph
Romano-Martinez, Aida
Cate, Vincent ten
Geschke, Katharina
Tesarz, Jonas
Claßen, Paul
Schuster, Alexander K.
Tibyampansha, Dativa
Kresoja, Karl-Patrik
Wild, Philipp S.
Ahmed, Sheraz
Dengel, Andreas
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
In this study, hypertension is utilized as an indicator of individual vascular damage. This damage can be identified through machine learning techniques, providing an early risk marker for potential major cardiovascular events and offering valuable insights into the overall arterial condition of individual patients. To this end, the VideoMAE deep learning model, originally developed for video classification, was adapted by finetuning for application in the domain of ultrasound imaging. The model was trained and tested using a dataset comprising over 31,000 carotid sonography videos sourced from the Gutenberg Health Study (15,010 participants), one of the largest prospective population health studies. This adaptation facilitates the classification of individuals as hypertensive or non-hypertensive (75.7% validation accuracy), functioning as a proxy for detecting visual arterial damage. We demonstrate that our machine learning model effectively captures visual features that provide valuable insights into an individual's overall cardiovascular health.
title Deep Learning for Cardiovascular Risk Assessment: Proxy Features from Carotid Sonography as Predictors of Arterial Damage
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.06680