SegmentAnyBone: A Universal Model that Segments Any Bone at Any Location on MRI
Hanxue Gu, Roy Colglazier, Haoyu Dong, Jikai Zhang, Yaqian Chen, Zafer, Yildiz, Yuwen Chen, Lin Li, Jichen Yang, Jay Willhite, Alex M. Meyer, Brian, Guo, Yashvi Atul Shah, Emily Luo, Shipra Rajput, Sally Kuehn, Clark Bulleit,, Kevin A. Wu, Jisoo Lee, Brandon Ramirez, Darui Lu

TL;DR
SegmentAnyBone is a versatile deep learning model designed for accurate, automated bone segmentation across various MRI locations and protocols, facilitating improved musculoskeletal assessment and diagnosis.
Contribution
We developed and publicly released a universal bone segmentation model for MRI, extending the Segment Anything Model to handle diverse anatomical regions and imaging protocols.
Findings
High accuracy in multi-region MRI bone segmentation
Effective generalization across different MRI sequences
Outperforms previous specialized algorithms
Abstract
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is pivotal in radiology, offering non-invasive and high-quality insights into the human body. Precise segmentation of MRIs into different organs and tissues would be highly beneficial since it would allow for a higher level of understanding of the image content and enable important measurements, which are essential for accurate diagnosis and effective treatment planning. Specifically, segmenting bones in MRI would allow for more quantitative assessments of musculoskeletal conditions, while such assessments are largely absent in current radiological practice. The difficulty of bone MRI segmentation is illustrated by the fact that limited algorithms are publicly available for use, and those contained in the literature typically address a specific anatomic area. In our study, we propose a versatile, publicly available deep-learning model for bone…
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TopicsMedical Imaging and Analysis · Radiomics and Machine Learning in Medical Imaging · Advanced X-ray and CT Imaging
