SenseCare: a research platform for medical image informatics and interactive 3D visualization

Clinical research on smart health has an increasing demand for intelligent and clinic-oriented medical image computing algorithms and platforms that support various applications. However, existing research platforms for medical image informatics have limited support for Artificial Intelligence (AI)...

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Published in:Frontiers in radiology Vol. 4; p. 1460889
Main Authors: Wang, Guotai, Duan, Qi, Shen, Tian, Zhang, Shaoting
Format: Journal Article
Language:English
Published: Switzerland Frontiers Media S.A 21.11.2024
Subjects:
artificial intelligence
clinical research platform
data annotation
medical image informatics
model training
Radiology
medical image informatics
data annotation
model training
artificial intelligence
clinical research platform
ISSN:2673-8740, 2673-8740
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Summary:Clinical research on smart health has an increasing demand for intelligent and clinic-oriented medical image computing algorithms and platforms that support various applications. However, existing research platforms for medical image informatics have limited support for Artificial Intelligence (AI) algorithms and clinical applications. To this end, we have developed SenseCare research platform, which is designed to facilitate translational research on intelligent diagnosis and treatment planning in various clinical scenarios. It has several appealing functions and features such as advanced 3D visualization, concurrent and efficient web-based access, fast data synchronization and high data security, multi-center deployment, support for collaborative research, etc. SenseCare provides a range of AI toolkits for different tasks, including image segmentation, registration, lesion and landmark detection from various image modalities ranging from radiology to pathology. It also facilitates the data annotation and model training processes, which makes it easier for clinical researchers to develop and deploy customized AI models. In addition, it is clinic-oriented and supports various clinical applications such as diagnosis and surgical planning for lung cancer, liver tumor, coronary artery disease, etc. By simplifying AI-based medical image analysis, SenseCare has a potential to promote clinical research in a wide range of disease diagnosis and treatment applications.
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Reviewed by: Adel Oulefki, University of Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
Yassine Habchi, University Center Salhi Ahmed Naama, Algeria
Edited by: Yassine Himeur, University of Dubai, United Arab Emirates
ISSN:2673-8740
2673-8740
DOI:10.3389/fradi.2024.1460889