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Article Abstract
Aim: To evaluate the clinical application value of the artificial intelligence assisted pathologic myopia (PM-AI) diagnosis model based on deep learning.
Methods: A total of 1156 readable color fundus photographs were collected and annotated based on the diagnostic criteria of Meta-pathologic myopia (PM) (2015). The PM-AI system and four eye doctors (retinal specialists 1 and 2, and ophthalmologists 1 and 2) independently evaluated the color fundus photographs to determine whether they were indicative of PM or not and the presence of myopic choroidal neovascularization (mCNV). The performance of identification for PM and mCNV by the PM-AI system and the eye doctors was compared and evaluated the relevant statistical analysis.
Results: For PM identification, the sensitivity of the PM-AI system was 98.17%, which was comparable to specialist 1 (=0.307), but was higher than specialist 2 and ophthalmologists 1 and 2 (<0.001). The specificity of the PM-AI system was 93.06%, which was lower than specialists 1 and 2, but was higher than ophthalmologists 1 and 2. The PM-AI system showed the value of 0.904, while the values of specialists 1, 2 and ophthalmologists 1, 2 were 0.968, 0.916, 0.772 and 0.730, respectively. For mCNV identification, the AI system showed the sensitivity of 84.06%, which was comparable to specialists 1, 2 and ophthalmologist 2 (>0.05), and was higher than ophthalmologist 1. The specificity of the PM-AI system was 95.31%, which was lower than specialists 1 and 2, but higher than ophthalmologists 1 and 2. The PM-AI system gave the value of 0.624, while the values of specialists 1, 2 and ophthalmologists 1 and 2 were 0.864, 0.732, 0.304 and 0.238, respectively.
Conclusion: In comparison to the senior ophthalmologists, the PM-AI system based on deep learning exhibits excellent performance in PM and mCNV identification. The effectiveness of PM-AI system is an auxiliary diagnosis tool for clinical screening of PM and mCNV.
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