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3D nnU-Net Aortic Dissection Pipeline

General Hospital of Northern Theater Command / Northeastern University, China

Aortic CT

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Cardiac CT

Aortic aneurysm / dissection

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Vascular Disease

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Segmentation & Detection

CNN (2D)

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Convolutional (CNN)

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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.

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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

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Keras

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2026-08-14

description Publication

database Training & evaluation data

General Hospital of Northern Theater Command Aortic Dissection CTA Cohort

train

public 386 subjects · China

science Capabilities & performance

Aortic dissection identification, true/false lumen segmentation, and Stanford (A vs B) subtyping from CTA

Segmentation Aortic aneurysm / dissection