Table 4:
Neural network of the urine cytology.
| Author and year | Number of cases | Study design | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pantazopoulos et al. 1997 |
UCC 255 case, 210 benign cases | Lower urinary tract. The data from the images of the cells were used to make an ANN | About 97% cases were diagnosed correctly |
| Vriesema et al.[33] 2000 |
85 cases consisting of benign, low grade and high grade UCC | The digitized cell images of the slides of bladder wash cytology were used for neural network analysis | The ANN based technology was able to diagnose successfully the benign and malignant cases |
| Muralidaran et al.[6] 2015 |
115 cases; 59 UCC and 56 benign cases | Back propagation ANN model was designed as 17-11-3 (17 input nodes, 11 hidden nodes and three output nodes). Nuclear area, diameter, perimeter, standard deviation of nuclear area, and integrated gray density along with detailed cytological features were used as input nodes | all the benign and malignant cases were diagnosed correctly. However, one of the low grade cases was diagnosed as high grade UCC by ANN model |
UCC: Urothelial cell carcinoma, ANN: Artificial neural network