Chonnam National University Hospital Nuclear Medicine Team, AI Learning Datatone Grand Prize
The Medical Artificial Intelligence Technology Lab (MAITEC) of the
Department of Nuclear Medicine at Chonnam National University Hospital
(Director Young-geun Ahn) recently won the grand prize at the '2021 Medical
Data Artificial Intelligence Learning Datatone' hosted by the Gachon University
Industry-Academic Cooperation Foundation.
This competition was held to develop an AI learning model using data from
patients with brain metastasis and Parkinson's disease as part of the AI learning
data construction project promoted by the Ministry of Science and ICT and the
National Intelligence Service (NIA).
Professor Ki-seong Park of the Department of Nuclear Medicine at Chonnam
National University Hospital and Pu-reum Kim, a student researcher at the
College of Medicine, Chonnam National University participated as a team
'MAITEC' and entered the final to select 6 teams out of 44 teams and won the
grand prize.
'MAITEC' won the grand prize by creating a model that distinguishes
diseases only with maximum intensity projection images of F-18 FP-CIT positron
emission tomography (PET) data, an imaging test for diagnosing Parkinson's
disease.
Maximum intensity projection is two-dimensional data created by collecting
only the maximum intensity signals from various angles of a three-dimensional
image.
If two-dimensional data is used together, the diagnosis accuracy can be
further improved.
Professor Park Ki-seong said, “Through the grafting of medical
science and artificial intelligence, I was able to win the award by
understanding the clinical field where AI is applied and the experience gained
by conducting research in various fields such as drug development, imaging diagnosis,
and disease prediction.” This will save a lot of money
and time,” he said.
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