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Abstract #1193

A Multi-task Implicit Neural Representation Model for Reconstruction, Motion Field Estimation, and Segmentation of Cardiac Cine MRI

Phanie Dianelle Negho1, Nora Vogt1, Pierre-André Vuissoz1, and Julien Oster1,2
1IADI, INSERM U1254, Université de Lorraine, Nancy, France, 2CIC-IT, INSERM 1433, Université de Lorraine et CHRU Nancy, Nancy, France

Synopsis

Keywords: Analysis/Processing, AI/ML Software, Segmentation, Super-resolution, Motion Estimation, Cardiac

Motivation: High-quality cine MRI and accurate segmentation tools are key requirements for assessing cardiac morphology and function. Supervised neural networks have achieved promising segmentation accuracies but lack generalization performance when trained on annotated data that insufficiently represent the global patient population.

Goal(s): To overcome this limitation, we propose an instance-optimized multi-task implicit neural representation.

Approach: The model learns to propagate the segmentation label of a single segmented frame throughout the entire cardiac cycle by learning deformation fields for accurate cine reconstructions.

Results: The model was trained on 34 subjects with various heart conditions, and its performance was compared to the state-of-the-art [1].

Impact: The proposed model has the potential to speed up cardiac function assessment, by diffusing a single manual segmentation across successive temporal frames and slices, while also providing motion information and offering the possibility to reconstruct a super-resolved volume.

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