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Abstract #0650

Foundation Model based labelling of MR Shoulder images to drive Auto-Localizer workflow

Gurunath Reddy M1, Muhan Shao2, Deepa Anand1, Kavitha Manickam3, Dawei Gui3, Chitresh Bhushan2, and Dattesh Shanbhag1
1GE HealthCare, Bangalore, India, 2GE HealthCare, Niskayuna, NY, United States, 3GE HealthCare, Waukesha, WI, United States

Synopsis

Keywords: Other AI/ML, Machine Learning/Artificial Intelligence, One-shot, Shoulder, Foundation Models, Localization, Segmentation

Motivation: Develop automatic labelling capability on anatomical shoulder MRI images with minimal manual annotation.

Goal(s): Leverage large-FOV, low resolution coil sensitivity maps to guide correct positioning of three-plane localizer for shoulder MRI planning.

Approach: Use chained DINO-V2 and SAM foundation models, tuned to MRI localizers and a data driven similarity measure to label shoulder data at scale and transfer to low resolution coil sensitivity maps for CNN model training.

Results: Excellent shoulder region localization with FM on anatomical (91% accuracy) and with CNN model on calibration data (error < 15 mm)

Impact: A data adaptive, chained foundation model-based approach for annotating shoulder regions on MRI anatomical images at scale is shown. This allowed rapid development of model using low-resolution calibration data for correctly positioning three-plane localizer for shoulder anatomical planning and imaging.

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