A Two Step Deep Learning Framework for Identifying Ischemic Stroke Core: Integration of Inception-v3 and MultiResU-Net on DWI and ADC MRI Images

Motivation: Automatic annotation of ischemic core is essential for rapid identification of the extent of tissue damage and amount of salvageable tissue. DWI images and derived ADC maps are widely used for identification of ischemic core; however, its automatic segmentation is still challenging. Goal(s): To develop an automatic framework for identification of stroke affected slices and segmentation of ischemic core using DWI and ADC maps. Approach: Inception-v3 and MultiResU-Net were cascaded to first detect the stroke-affected slices and then perform segmentation. Different combinations of DWI and ADC maps were tested. Results: Optimized framework achieved a classification accuracy of 92.88% and a dice score 0.70±0.14. Impact: The proposed deep-learning framework combines DWI images and ADC maps to enable automatic, rapid ischemic core segmentation with high accuracy, supporting radiologists in the objective evaluation and planning of stroke treatment.

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Proceedings on CD-ROM - International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. Scientific Meeting and Exhibition/Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Scientific Meeting and Exhibition
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2025-09-16
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https://doi.org/10.58530/2025/1856
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Brain Tumor Detection and Classification
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A Two Step Deep Learning Framework for Identifying Ischemic Stroke Core: Integration of Inception-v3 and MultiResU-Net on DWI and ADC MRI Images

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A Two Step Deep Learning Framework for Identifying Ischemic Stroke Core: Integration of Inception-v3 and MultiResU-Net on DWI and ADC MRI Images

Anup Singh, Ankit Kandpal, PK Prajapati, Satyajit Maurya, Rakesh Gupta
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Motivation: Automatic annotation of ischemic core is essential for rapid identification of the extent of tissue damage and amount of salvageable tissue. DWI images and derived ADC maps are widely used for identification of ischemic core; however, its automatic segmentation is still challenging. Goal(s): To develop an automatic framework for identification of stroke affected slices and segmentation of ischemic core using DWI and ADC maps. Approach: Inception-v3 and MultiResU-Net were cascaded to first detect the stroke-affected slices and then perform segmentation. Different combinations of DWI and ADC maps were tested. Results: Optimized framework achieved a classification accuracy of 92.88% and a dice score 0.70±0.14. Impact: The proposed deep-learning framework combines DWI images and ADC maps to enable automatic, rapid ischemic core segmentation with high accuracy, supporting radiologists in the objective evaluation and planning of stroke treatment.

Proceedings on CD-ROM - International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. Scientific Meeting and Exhibition/Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Scientific Meeting and Exhibition
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