Segmentation of points of interest during fetal cardiac assesment in the first trimester from color Doppler ultrasound
Ruxandra Stoean, Dominic Iliescu, Catalin Stoean

TL;DR
This study introduces a segmentation method using Zernike moments to extract features from fetal echocardiogram frames, aiding rapid classification of heart views in first trimester ultrasound for better screening.
Contribution
It presents a novel application of Zernike moments for fetal heart view segmentation and classification in early pregnancy ultrasound.
Findings
Effective feature extraction from fetal echocardiograms
Accurate classification of heart view categories
Supports obstetricians in rapid screening
Abstract
The present paper puts forward an incipient study that uses a traditional segmentation method based on Zernike moments for extracting significant features from frames of fetal echocardiograms from first trimester color Doppler examinations. A distance based approach is then used on the obtained indicators to classify frames of three given categories that should be present in a normal heart condition. The computational tool shows promise in supporting the obstetrician in a rapid recognition of heart views during screening.
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Taxonomy
TopicsCongenital Heart Disease Studies · Fetal and Pediatric Neurological Disorders · Congenital heart defects research
