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Congress: ECR25
Poster Number: C-22624
Type: Poster: EPOS Radiologist (scientific)
Authorblock: F. Pisu1, A. Colombo1, D. Vignale1, A. Palmisano1, A. Bartoli2, M. Liberotti1, V. Morrone1, L. Saba3, A. Esposito1; 1Milan/IT, 2Marseille/FR, 3Cagliari/IT
Disclosures:
Francesco Pisu: Nothing to disclose
Alberto Colombo: Nothing to disclose
Davide Vignale: Nothing to disclose
Anna Palmisano: Nothing to disclose
Axel Bartoli: Nothing to disclose
Marta Liberotti: Nothing to disclose
Vittorio Morrone: Nothing to disclose
Luca Saba: Nothing to disclose
Antonio Esposito: Nothing to disclose
Keywords: Cardiovascular system, Vascular, CT-Angiography, Computer Applications-Detection, diagnosis, Arteriosclerosis
Conclusion

Conclusion

The proposed pipeline enables rapid and accurate coronary centerline extraction, achieving high agreement with expert annotations while requiring minimal computational resources. The fully automated nature of our approach eliminates the need for manual interaction, making it ideal for large-scale studies. This automation accelerates stenosis and plaque characterization workflows, supporting timely and effective patient care in cardiology.

Our approach has limitations, notably the reduced resolution from downsampling images due to computational constraints, the relatively small training dataset size and the dependency on external software for cardiac structures delineation. Future work will explore 3D architectures, larger training cohorts, validation on external datasets and the integration of aortic segmentation into the deep learning pipeline to create a fully end-to-end solution.

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