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. 2021 Jul 1;11(7):629. doi: 10.3390/jpm11070629

Table 3.

Summary of SSM-based, ASM-based and AAM-based methods.

Study Year Datasets No. of
Patients
Performance Image
Modalities
Time/
Equipment
Category
Dice (%) ASD (mm) HD (mm) 95HD (mm) VOE (%)
Abdolali [18] 2017 In-house 120 91.38±2.06 0.71±0.09 CBCT 5 min/CPU SSM-based
Gollmer [37] 2012 In-house 30 0.50±0.00 11.30±3.50 14.0±1.9 CT SSM-based
Gollmer [38] 2013 In-house 30 + 6 0.40±0.08 10.26±3.16 11.0±2.0 CT(train)/
CBCT(test)
SSM-based
Kainmueller [39] 2009 MICCAI 2009 18 88.40 8.40 CT 15 min/CPU SSM-based
Lamecker [40] 2006 In-house 15 CT ASM-based
Albrecht [41] 2015 PDDCA 40 88.13±5.55 2.83±1.18 CT 5 min/CPU ASM-based
Kainmueller [42] 2009 In-house 106 0.50±0.10 6.20±2.30 CBCT ASM-based
Mannion-Haworth [43] 2015 PDDCA 48 92.67±1.00 1.98±0.59 CT 30 min/CPU AAM-based
Babalola [44] 2009 MICCAI 2009 18 76.10±5.10
(exclude the 13th case)
CT 17 min/CPU AAM-based