About

The project is being developed by the Associated Laboratory - Institute for Systems and Robotics (ISR-Lisboa). This project proposes the development of a methodology for detection and cancer targeting breast using multimodality medical imaging and textual information. The MIMBCD-UI research is serving both MIDA and BreastScreening works.

Project Description

MIMBCD-UI Project deals with the use of a recently proposed technique in literature: Deep Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs). These deep networks will incorporate information from several different modes: magnetic resonance imaging volumes (MRI), ultrasound images, mammographic images (both views CC and MLO) and text.

The proposed algorithm, called for multimodality CNNs (MMCNNs) will have the ability to process multimodal information at an unified and sustained manner. This methodology needs to "learn" what are the masses and calcifications. So that is necessary to collect the ground-truth, or notes of the masses and calcifications provided by medical experts.

For the collection of these notes, the design and development of an interface is necessary allows the user (in this case, the medical specialist) to display various types of image (i.e., ultrasound, MRI and mammography), and that also allows for user interaction, particularly in providing the notes of the masses and calcifications. For these reasons, it is crucial for the development of this project, cooperation with experts providing the above notes.

Team

Our Researchers and Fellows:

Carlos Santiago

Junior Researcher

Hugo Lencastre

MSc Student

Jacinto Nascimento

Associate Professor (Coordinator)

João Diogo

MSc Student

Madalena Pedreira

MSc Student

Margarida Morais

MSc Student

Miguel Bastos

MSc Student

Nádia Mourão

MSc Student

Nuno Nunes

Full Professor

Support Researchers

Our Support Researchers, Fellows and Interns:

Alfredo Ferreira

Assistant Professor

Bruno Cardoso

MSc Student

Daniel Gonçalves

Associate Professor

Pedro Miraldo

Junior Researcher

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