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. 2022 Oct 20;12:930917. doi: 10.3389/fonc.2022.930917

Table 2.

Studies using deep learning approach for bladder cancer diagnosis and staging.

Author Year Modality Number of patients (Train/Val/Test) CNN structure Performance (validation or testing dataset)
Yang et al. (52) 2021 CT 369 patients,1200 images (70%/15%/15%) A small convolutional network contains four conv_layer+max_pooling_layer stages/eight pretrained models, 2D Accuracy (small) = 0.861
AUROC (small) = 0.998
Accuracy (VGG16) = 0.939
AUROC (VGG16) = 0.997
Zhang et al. (53) 2021 CT 183/110/73 (internal)/75 (external) FGP-Net (a novel convolutional network contains Dense Blocks and DFL modules), 3D AUC (internal) = 0.861
Accuracy (internal) = 0.795
AUC (external) = 0.791
Accuracy (external) = 0.747
Liu et al. (54) 2022 T2W MRI 51/8/16 ResNet18 with the super-resolution module and the Non-local attention module, 2D Sensitivity = 94.74
Taguchi et al. (55) 2021 T2W MRI 68 The denoising Deep Learning Reconstruction (dDLR)

AUC, area under curve; Sensitivity=TP/(TP+ FN).