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most citedGeneration of Anonymous Chest Radiographs Using Latent Diffusion Models for Training Thoracic Abnormality Classification Systems

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eess.IV2022★ 12 cited

Generation of Anonymous Chest Radiographs Using Latent Diffusion Models for Training Thoracic Abnormality Classification Systems

Kai Packhäuser, Lukas Folle, Florian Thamm +1

The availability of large-scale chest X-ray datasets is a requirement for developing well-performing deep learning-based algorithms in thoracic abnormality detection and classifica…

eess.IV2022★ 3 cited

Deep Learning-based Anonymization of Chest Radiographs: A Utility-preserving Measure for Patient Privacy

Kai Packhäuser, Sebastian Gündel, Florian Thamm +2

Robust and reliable anonymization of chest radiographs constitutes an essential step before publishing large datasets of such for research purposes. The conventional anonymization…

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Building Brains: Subvolume Recombination for Data Augmentation in Large Vessel Occlusion Detection

Florian Thamm, Oliver Taubmann, Markus Jürgens +5

Ischemic strokes are often caused by large vessel occlusions (LVOs), which can be visualized and diagnosed with Computed Tomography Angiography scans. As time is brain, a fast, acc…

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An Algorithm for the Labeling and Interactive Visualization of the Cerebrovascular System of Ischemic Strokes

Florian Thamm, Markus Jürgens, Oliver Taubmann +4

During the diagnosis of ischemic strokes, the Circle of Willis and its surrounding vessels are the arteries of interest. Their visualization in case of an acute stroke is often ena…

eess.IV2022★ 2 cited

Segmentation of the Carotid Lumen and Vessel Wall using Deep Learning and Location Priors

Florian Thamm, Felix Denzinger, Leonhard Rist +3

In this report we want to present our method and results for the Carotid Artery Vessel Wall Segmentation Challenge. We propose an image-based pipeline utilizing the U-Net architect…