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Lung cancer has emerged as a major causes of death and early detection of lung nodules is the key towards early cancer diagnosis and treatment effectiveness assessment. Deep neural networks achieve outstanding results in tasks such as lung nodules detection, segmentation and classification, however their performance depends on the quality of the training images and on the training procedure. This paper introduces UniToChest, a datasetconsisting Computed Tomography (CT) scans of 623 patients. Then, we propose a lung nodules segmentation scheme relying on a convolutional neural architecture that we also re-purpose for a nodule detection task. The experimental results show accurate segmentation of lung nodules across awide diameter range and better detection accuracy over a traditional detection approach. The datasets and the code used in this paper are publicly made available as a baseline reference.
Chest CT scan; Dataset; Deep learning; DeepHealth; Lung nodules; Medical image segmentation; U-Net
Chest CT scan; Dataset; Deep learning; DeepHealth; Lung nodules; Medical image segmentation; U-Net
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