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Awesome list of vertebral labeling methods

This repository will be used to track and regroup most/all the relevant methods used for vertebral labeling on MRI and CT scans.

List

Method name Link Open source Task Region Modality Deep Learning based Date Comments
Template-based approach paper Yes Discs detection Disc C2-C3 must be visible MRI (T1w/ T2w) No 2014 Do not work when the FOV is thoracic or lumbar
Spine-GAN paper No Discs, vertebrae and neural foramen segmentation Lumbar MRI (T1w/ T2w) Yes 2018
Spine-explorer paper No Vertebrae and discs segmentation Lumbar MRI (T2w) Yes 2020
Stacked hourglass paper Yes Discs detection Cervical FOV MRI (T1w/ T2w) Yes (Hourglass) 2021 Restricted to a specific FOV
SpineNetV2 paper Yes Vertebral bodies detection/ radiological grading Whole spine MRI (T1w/ T2w/ STIR/ TIRM) Yes 2022 Strange behaviour with T1w scans
Spine-transformers paper Yes Vertebrae segmentation Whole spine CT Yes 2022
Total segmentator paper Yes Global segmentation Whole body CT Yes (nnUNet) 2022
HCA-NET paper Yes Discs detection Cervical FOV MRI (T1w/ T2w) Yes 2023 Restricted to a specific FOV
MRI to CT registration then segmentation paper Yes Vertebrae and discs segmentations Whole spine MRI (T1w/ T2w) Yes (Pix2Pix) 2023 Relying on VerSe and SpineR
Vertebrae segmentation with anatomic consistency cycle paper Yes Vertebrae segmentation Whole spine CT Yes 2023
SPINEPS paper Yes Vertebrae and discs segmentations Whole spine T2w Yes (nnUNetV2) 2024 No label identification but accurate instance segmentation

See also

NeuroPoly disc labeling implementations:

Other public methods

  • VerSe: A vertebrae labelling and segmentation benchmark for multi-detector CT images.
  • Panoptica: Public package to evaluate instance segmentations methods.

Contributions and Feedback

Contributions to this repository are welcome. If you have developed a new method or have improvements to existing methods, please submit a pull request. Additionally, feedback and suggestions for improvement are highly appreciated. Feel free to open an issue to report problems, propose new methods, or ask questions.