Closed KCHK1234 closed 1 year ago
Does all "instances recorded" mean the error appears consequently in all images you have seen?
No only that I made a list of all instances in which i noticed it.
@KCHK1234 and @josefyu, the more I think of it, the bladder seems to be particularly hard to segment using low-dose CT. Why don't we do this in the PET? Also, why do we need bladder again? Is there any indication where bladder segmentation is important? My gut feeling says, if we could segment the bladder accurately from PET, we can possibly obviate the mix up between the tumour and the bladder... Other than this I don't see any use for bladder segmentation. Thoughts?
Yes bladder segmentation would work great in FDG and PSMA, but you will get problems with non renal excretion. For the organ axis stuff bladder is prob. not interesting anyways, but if you wanna push this into theranostic/dosimetry, bladder is sometimes the critical organ (Dose limiting) and therefore should be segmented properly (if I remember correctly - gotta check that in a book).
@josefyu : I agree with @KCHK1234, lets make sure we segment the bladder from the PET and not the CT. And frankly moose
is just for FDG now. So this shouldn't be a problem.
so right now, I am segmenting FALCON (siemens dataset 4 F, 4 M, 14 sequences), and here I use PET to delineate the bladder.
Fluid dense tissue surrounding the bladder often delineated as bladder while bladder delineation often only partial, probably hard to fix due to many instances of gravity dependend ascites in malignancies and cervical cancers as cohort. All instances recorded