UADSN: Uncertainty-Aware Dual-Stream Network for Facial Nerve Segmentation

Guanghao Zhu, Lin Liu, Jing Zhang, Xiaohui Du, Ruqian Hao +1 more
6/29/2024
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Facial nerve segmentation is crucial for preoperative path planning in cochlear implantation surgery. Recently, researchers have proposed some segmentation methods, such as atlas-based and deep learning-based methods. However, since the facial nerve is a tubular organ with a diameter of only 1.0-1.5mm, it is challenging to locate and segment the facial nerve in CT scans. In this work, we propose an uncertainty-aware dualstream network (UADSN). UADSN consists of a 2D segmentation stream and a 3D segmentation stream. Predictions from two streams are used to identify uncertain regions, and a consistency loss is employed to supervise the segmentation of these regions. In addition, we introduce channel squeeze & spatial excitation modules into the skip connections of U-shaped networks to extract meaningful spatial information. In order to consider topologypreservation, a clDice loss is introduced into the supervised loss function. Experimental results on the facial nerve dataset demonstrate the effectiveness of UADSN and our submodules.

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@article{zhu2024uadsn,
  title  = {UADSN: Uncertainty-Aware Dual-Stream Network for Facial Nerve Segmentation},
  author = {Guanghao Zhu and Lin Liu and Jing Zhang and Xiaohui Du and Ruqian Hao and Juanxiu Liu},
  year   = {2024},
  eprint = {2407.00297},
  archivePrefix = {arXiv},
  url    = {http://arxiv.org/abs/2407.00297v1}
}

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