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. 2022 Dec 20;5:184. doi: 10.1038/s41746-022-00733-3

Table 2.

Deep learning for computer-aided cystoscopy and ureteroscopy datasets: target disease, method, dataset and outcome summaries of selected comprehensive studies.

Type proc. Organ Mod. Target disease Dataset Method Outcome Similar studies
Cyst. Bladder WL/BL Tumour

Train: 95 patients 2335 frames (benign) 417 frames (cancer)

Test: 54 patients

Detection67—tumour vs normal (CystoNet) Sensitivity: 90.9%, specificity: 98.6%

Hashemi et al.123 (VGG16)

Ikeda et al.66 (CNN)

Cyst. Bladder BL Tumour

Train: 10 patients, 196 frames

Val: 10 frames

Test: 10 frames (total: 216)

Classification68

Tumour vs normal (T1)

Tumour invasiveness (T2)

Grade classification (T3) (Ensemble)

(T1) sensitivity: 95.7%, specificity: 87.84%

(T2) sensitivity: 88%, specificity: 96.56%

(T3) sensitivity: 92.07%, specificity: 96.04%

NA
Uter. Ureter WL Stone Train: 127 frames (2 per stone) leave-one-out Classification69—Composition (ResNet101) Sensitivity (mean): 83.34%, Specificity (mean): 96.5% Lopez et al.70 (Inception)
Uter. Ureter WL Stone

Train: 92 frames

Val: 32 frames

Test: 30 frames (in vivo human)

Segmentation71—Stone and laser (MI-HybridResUNet)

Dice coeff.: 83.47% (stone)

86.58% (laser)

Zachary et al.124 (UNet)
Other Nasopharynx WL Tumour

Train: 19,576 frames

Val: 2690 frames

Test: 5270 frames

Classification/segmentation73 (FCN78)

Accuracy (mean): 88.7%

Dice coeff.: 78% (retrospective), 75% (prospective)

Xu et al.104 (Siamese) (WL/NBI)

T1–T3 Task 1 to task 3, NA not applicable, WL white light, BL blue light.