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Poster Display session

133P - Development of CT image-based atelectasis simulation and non-invasive lung nodule localization system

Date

22 Mar 2024

Session

Poster Display session

Topics

Staging and Imaging

Tumour Site

Presenters

Jinwook Hwang

Citation

Annals of Oncology (2024) 9 (suppl_3): 1-3. 10.1016/esmoop/esmoop102572

Authors

J. Hwang, I. Hwang, C. Kim, S. Ham

Author affiliations

  • Korea University Ansan Hospital, Ansan/KR

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Abstract 133P

Background

This study creates an atelectasis model by applying a force in the direction of gravity according to the patient’s surgical posture based on a three-dimensional model for effective tracking of the location of the pulmonary nodule during video-assisted thoracic surgery(VATS).

Methods

After obtaining Contrast-enhanced computed tomography(CT) images from 12 patients with pulmonary nodules. The images are converted into 3d models. Each vector point of the 3d model is relocated in the direction of gravity according to the direction of surgery. The shape of the deformed lung and the nodule's location were compared with the surgical video to evaluate the simulation similarity. To measure the accuracy of the simulation, images from surgical videos were obtained. After selecting a similar location based on the location of the sternum, an image of the same location was obtained in the simulation.

Results

Table: 133P

Patient Number Age Gender Location Number of matching DSC JSC HD Pearson coefficient r
1 53 M RUL 12 88.10 80.63 8.86 0.78
2 44 F LUL 27 93.26 92.92 2.15 0.88
3 57 M LUL 13 85.48 80.78 8.25 0.76
4 84 F LUL 9 87.78 86.89 7.62 0.79
5 72 M RUL 15 93.88 92.94 2.85 0.89
6 57 M LLL 30 93.76 92.95 3.47 0.8
7 76 F LLL 16 88.06 86.82 9.92 0.71
8 64 F RUL 13 93.88 92.97 2.11 0.84
9 46 F LUL 13 92.82 90.68 3.85 0.88
10 50 M LUL 20 85.23 84.39 8.24 0.83
11 68 F RUL 14 93.25 92.84 2.87 0.89
12 53 F RLL 17 85.01 84.93 10.03 0.72

Conclusions

Through this retrospective study, we developed a system that can predict the position of nodules in thoracoscopic surgery. Also, this research presented a methodology for implementing and verifying the accuracy of the atelectasis simulation developed.

Legal entity responsible for the study

The authors.

Funding

National Research Foundation of Korea.

Disclosure

All authors have declared no conflicts of interest.

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