Table 1.
No. | Author | Year | Modality | Model/Method | Skeletal Joints | Description | Performance |
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1 | Kim et al. [30] | 2018 | Xray/MRI | Inception V3 | Wrist | The author proved that the concept of transfer learning from CNNs in fracture detection on radiographs can provide the state of the performance. | AUC = 0.954 Sensitivity = 0.90 Specificity = 0.88 |
2 | Olczak et al. [31] | 2017 | Xray/MRI | BVLC Reference CaffeNet network/VGG CNN/Network-in- network/VGG CNN S | Various Parts | Here, the research supports the use of deep learning to outperform the human performance. | Accuracy = 0.83 |
3 | Cheng et al. [33] | 2019 | Radiographic images | DenseNet 121 | Hips | The aim of this study was to localise and classify hip fractures using deep learning. |
84 |
4 | Chung et al. [32] | 2018 | Radiographic images | ResNet 152 | Humeral | The authors proposed a model for the detection and classification of the fractures from AP shoulder radiographic images. |
0.996 |
5 | Urakawa et al. [10] | 2018 | Radiographic images | VGG_16 | Hips | This study shows a comparison of diagnostic performance between CNNs and orthopaedic doctors. |
0.984 |
6 | Kitamura et al. [36] | 2019 | Radiographic images | 7 modelsInception V3 ResNet (with/without drop&aux) Xception (with/without drop&aux) Ensemble A Ensemble B |
Ankle | The study was done in order to determine the efficiency of CNNs on small datasets. | Best performance by Ensemble_A 81 |
7 | Yu [41] | 2020 | Radiographic images | Inception V3 | hip | The proposed algorithm performed well in terms of APFF detection, but not so well in terms of fracture localization. | Accuracy = 96.9 AUC = 0.994 Sensitivity = 97.1 Specificity = 96.7 |
8 | Gan [42] | 2019 | Radiographic images | Inception V4 | Wrist | The authors implemented the algorithm for the detection of distal radius fractures. | Accuracy = 93 AUC = 0.961 Sensitivity = 90 Specificity = 96 |
9 | Choi [43] | 2019 | Radiographic images | ResNet 50 | Elbow | The authors aimed the development of dual input CNN-based deep learning model for automated detection of supracondylar fracture. | AUC = 0.985 Sensitivity = 93.9 Specificity = 92.2 |
10 | Majkowska et al. [44] | 2020 | Radiographic images | Xception | Chest | The authors developed a model to detect opacity, pneumothorax, mass or nodule, and fracture. |
0.86 Sensitivity = 59.9 Specificity = 99.4 |
11 | Lindsey et al. [8] | 2018 | Radiographic images | Unet | wrist | This study involves the implementation of deep learning to help doctors to distinguish between fractured and normal wrist. | AUC = 97.5% Sensitivity = 93.9% Specificity = 94.5 |
12 | Johari et al. [45] | 2016 | Radiographic images | probabilistic neural network (PNN) CBCT-G1/2/3, PA-G1/2/3 |
Vertical Roots | This study supports the initial detection of vertical roots fractures. | Best performance by PNN Model 100 |
13 | Heimer et al. [46] | 2018 | CT | deep neural networks. | Skull | The study aims at classification and detection of skull fractures curved maximum intensity projections (CMIP) using deep neural networks. | CMPIs THRESHOLD = 0.79 Specificity= 87.5 Sensitivity =91.4 CMPIs THRESHOLD = 0.75 Specificity= 72.5 Sensitivity =100 |
14 | Wang et al. [11] | 2022 | CT | CNN | Mandibule | The author implemented a novel method for the classification and detection of mandibular fracture. | Accuracy = 90% AUC = 0.956 |
15 | Rayan et al. [9] | 2021 | Radiographic images | XceptionNet | elbow | This study aims for a binomial classification of acute paediatric elbow radiographic abnormalities. | AUC = 0.95 Accuracy = 88% Sensitivity = 91% Specificity = 84% |
16 | Adam et al. [34] | 2019 | Radiographic images | AlexNet and GoogLeNet | femur | Here, the author aimed to evaluate the accuracy of DCNN for the detection of femur fractures. | Accuracy AlexNet = 89.4% GoogLeNet = 94.4% |
17 | Balaji et al. [35] | 2019 | x-ray | CNN based model | Diaphyseal Femur | In this study, the author implemented an automated detection and diagnosis of femur fracture. | Accuracy = 90.7% Specificity = 92.3% Sensitivity = 86.6% |
18 | Pranata et al. [37] | 2020 | Radiographic images | convolutional neural network (CNN) | Femoral neck | In this study, the author aimed at the detection of femoral neck fracture using genetic and deep learning methods. | Accuracy = 0.793 Specificity = 0.729 Sensitivity = 0.829 |
19 | Rahmaniar et al. [26] | 2019 | CT | Computerised system | Calcaneal fractures | Here, the author aims at automated segmentation and detection of calcaneal fractures. | Accuracy = 0.86 |
20 | Burns et al. [47] | 2017 | CT | Computerised system | spine | The author implemented a computerized system to detect classify and localize compression fractures. | |
21 | Tomita et al. [39] | 2018 | CT | Deep convolutional neural network | vertebra | This study aims at the early detection of osteoporotic vertebral fractures. | Accuracy = 89.2% F1 score = 90.8% |
22 | Muehlematter et al. [38] |
2018 | CT | Machine-learning algorithms | vertebra | Here, the author aims at evaluation of the performance of bone texture analysis with a machine learning algorithm. | AUC = 0.64 |