A Novel Three-Point Localization Method for Bladder Volume Estimation
Junru Yuan,
Mingke Shen,
Tao Zhang
et al.
Abstract:The measurement of bladder volume is crucial for the diagnosis and treatment of urinary system diseases. Ultrasound imaging, with its non-invasive, radiation-free, and repeatable scanning capabilities, has become the preferred method for measuring residual urine volume. Nevertheless, it still faces some challenges, including complex imaging methods leading to longer measurement times and lower spatial resolution. Here, we propose a novel three-point localization method that does not require ultrasound imaging … Show more
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