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基于CBCT生成的数字重建放射影像的头影测量标志点自动定位用于骨性错颌分类

Automatic Cephalometric Landmark Localization on CBCT-Derived Digitally Reconstructed Radiographs for Skeletal Malocclusion Classification

Benjamin Hou, Konstantinia Almpani, Janice S. Lee, Zhiyong Lu

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National Library of Medicine; National Institutes of Health(美国国家医学图书馆; 美国国立卫生研究院)

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AI 中文总结

该研究提出CephViT模型,在公开数据集上实现头影测量标志点自动定位,基于CBCT生成的DRR进行骨性错颌分类,性能与手动标注相当,验证了自动分析的可行性。

AI 中文摘要

手动头影测量标志点标注对于颅面评估十分重要,但该过程耗时且难以规模化。我们提出了CephViT,一种基于Vision Transformer的自动二维侧向头影测量标志点定位模型,并评估其在下游骨性错颌分类中的应用。CephViT在公开侧向头影测量片数据集上进行训练和基准测试,平均径向误差为1.28±1.42mm,在3.0mm阈值下的成功检测率为92.0%。由于私人评估队列包含三维CBCT扫描,我们从每个扫描体生成类似侧向头影测量片的数字重建放射影像(DRR),并将其作为二维输入送入标志点定位模型。将标志点坐标归一化到共同坐标系后,利用参考流程与DRR流程共享的标志点进行骨性错颌分类。使用DRR定位标志点的分类性能与手动标注参考标志点的结果相当,准确率分别为70.0%和68.3%。这些结果表明,基于CBCT生成的DRR进行自动头影测量分析用于骨性错颌评估具有可行性。

英文摘要

Manual cephalometric landmark annotation is important for craniofacial assessment but is labor-intensive and difficult to scale. We introduce CephViT, a Vision Transformer-based model for automated 2D lateral cephalometric landmark localization, and evaluate its use in downstream skeletal malocclusion classification. CephViT was trained and benchmarked on a public lateral cephalogram dataset, achieving a mean radial error of 1.28 +/- 1.42 mm and a successful detection rate of 92.0% at 3.0 mm. Because the private evaluation cohort consisted of 3D CBCT scans, lateral cephalogram-like digitally reconstructed radiographs (DRRs) were generated from each volume and used as 2D inputs to the landmark localization model. Landmark coordinates were normalized into a common coordinate frame, and skeletal malocclusion classification was performed using landmarks shared between the reference and DRR-based pipelines. Classification performance using DRR-localized landmarks was comparable to that obtained using manually annotated reference landmarks, with accuracies of 70.0% and 68.3%, respectively. These results support the feasibility of automated cephalometric analysis on CBCT-derived DRRs for skeletal malocclusion assessment.

CommentsAccepted for presentation at the ODIN 2026 Workshop, held in conjunction with MICCAI 2026

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