General Hospital of Northern Theater Command / Northeastern University, China
Fully automatic four-module deep learning pipeline for identifying, segmenting, and Stanford-subtyping aortic dissection (AD) from CT angiography (CTA). A 3D full-resolution nnU-Net first segments the aorta; the segmented boundary is then multi-view projected for AD identification; for AD-positive cases, a second 3D nnU-Net segments the true lumen (TL) and false lumen (FL); finally, a classifier performs Stanford subtyping from multi-view maximum-density projections of the TL/FL. On 386 CTA scans, the pipeline achieved 0.979 accuracy for AD identification, Dice of 0.968 (TL) and 0.971 (FL) for lumen segmentation, and 0.990 accuracy for Stanford subtyping.
Architecture
CNN (2D)
Four-stage pipeline: 3D full-resolution nnU-Net for whole-aorta segmentation, multi-view projection based AD identification, a second 3D nnU-Net for true/false lumen segmentation, and a multi-view maximum-density-projection classifier for Stanford subtyping
Framework
Keras
Added to catalog
2026-08-14
General Hospital of Northern Theater Command Aortic Dissection CTA Cohort
Aortic dissection identification, true/false lumen segmentation, and Stanford (A vs B) subtyping from CTA