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A deep learning approach to bone segmentation in CT scans

La Rosa, 2017

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This thesis proposes a deep learning approach to bone segmentation in abdominal CT scans. Segmentation is a common initial step in medical images analysis, often fundamental for computer-aided detection and diagnosis systems. The extraction of bones in CT scans is …
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