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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Aug 1.
Published in final edited form as: J Magn Reson Imaging. 2022 Dec 30;58(2):429–441. doi: 10.1002/jmri.28564

Table 1.

Distribution of patient datasets and testing results across age, sex, BMI, pathology, acquisition field strength and localizer pulse sequence. Overlap between AI and manual labeling for 3D liver detection and axial prescription was high (>91%) across all categories. 3D axial prescription had higher levels of overlap between AI and manual methods than 3D liver detection across all categories. While AI-based liver detection faced challenges in iron overload (signal dropouts), resection and pleural effusion (unusual anatomy), 3D axial prescription maintained high overlap (>95%) between AI and manual labeling across all pathologies. Overlap: percentage of 3D volume from manual labeling covered by AI prescription.

Sub-cohorts Number of patients 3D Liver Detection overlap between AI and manual (%) 3D Axial Prescription overlap between AI and manual (%)

Overall Training Testing Median IQR Median IQR
Age <21 29 18 11 96.95 5.29 99.53 1.50
21–45 245 197 48 95.17 6.97 97.55 4.85
>45 765 616 149 97.04 8.53 98.45 3.14

Sex Male 469 373 96 97.29 8.89 99.31 2.68
Female 570 458 112 95.95 7.15 97.68 3.58

BMI <18.5 49 36 13 94.82 4.88 98.66 4.80
18.5–24.9 364 295 69 95.36 13.69 97.63 4.12
25.0–29.9 319 263 56 97.68 6.82 99.17 2.47
≥ 30 307 237 70 97.04 6.43 98.28 3.17

Pathology* Cirrhosis 131 105 26 97.60 4.79 99.72 2.37
Iron overload 71 56 15 93.84 7.67 100.0 2.41
Metastasis 353 297 56 96.25 9.86 98.61 3.15
Steatosis 312 253 59 96.67 6.64 98.26 4.07
Ascites 309 246 63 96.28 7.96 98.70 3.18
Resection 39 28 11 91.90 6.98 97.96 3.28
Pleural effusion 159 125 34 95.33 13.76 98.46 5.03

Field strength 1.5T 732 589 143 96.28 8.37 98.38 3.82
3T 307 242 65 96.50 6.60 98.30 2.67

Sequence SSFSE** 1015 809 206 96.40 8.04 98.35 3.20
GRE 24 22 2 92.20 15.61 95.44 9.13

Overall 1039 831 208 97.62 6.51 98.48 3.00
*

Pathology information was automatically extracted from medical reports using keyword matching. Actual case counts may be different from reported here.

**

SSFSE: single-shot fast spin-echo; GRE: gradient-echo