TL;DR
This paper introduces an automatic tool that uses CNNs to accurately rotate spinal CT scans into a standard position, facilitating better data consistency for research and clinical use.
Contribution
It presents a novel CNN-based method for automatic patient position estimation in spinal CT data, achieving high accuracy and providing accessible implementations.
Findings
Achieved 99.55% accuracy in rotation prediction
Enabled automatic correction of patient positioning in spinal CT scans
Provided user-friendly implementations in Matlab and Python
Abstract
Much of the recently available research and challenge data lack the meta-data containing any information about the patient position. This paper presents a tool for automatic rotation of CT data into a standardized (HFS) patient position. The proposed method is based on the prediction of rotation angle with CNN, and it achieved nearly perfect results with an accuracy of 99.55 %. We provide implementations with easy to use an example for both Matlab and Python (PyTorch), which can be used, for example, for automatic rotation correction of VerSe2020 challenge data.
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