2022 9th NAFOSTED Conference on Information and Computer Science (NICS) 2022
DOI: 10.1109/nics56915.2022.10013322
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A deep learning method using SPECT images to diagnose remaining thyroid tissue post-thyroidectomy

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“…The average F1 score achieved is 0.97 on the same dataset as in 6 and. 1 These features are also aligned with the diagnostic process of physicians, as in reality, the presence of surplus bone armor in patients depends on the radiation correlation and the absorptive characteristics of the cervical region.…”
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“…The average F1 score achieved is 0.97 on the same dataset as in 6 and. 1 These features are also aligned with the diagnostic process of physicians, as in reality, the presence of surplus bone armor in patients depends on the radiation correlation and the absorptive characteristics of the cervical region.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 77%
“…This is demonstrated in the paper "Deep Learning Method Using SPECT Images to Diagnose Remaining Thyroid Tissue Post-Thyroidectomy". 1 Following these experiments, when working with a larger dataset and a more substantial model, notable enhancements in classification performance were observed. This substantiates the viability of incorporating AI into the diagnostic process, suggesting that the application of a sufficiently expansive model along with an extensive dataset could potentially facilitate the classification of residual and non-residual thyroid tissue solely based on SPECT images.…”
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