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LegSegNet: A Public Deep Learning System for Lower Extremity CT Tissue Segmentation and Quantification

Lower extremity computed tomography (CT) contains clinically relevant information for body composition analysis, sarcopenia assessment, and musculoskeletal disease monitoring, but extracting these measurements at scale requires accurate tissue segmentation and an automated quantification workflow. Existing public segmentation tools are not designed for comprehensive lower extremity CT analysis, particularly for clinically important inter/intramuscular adipose tissue, and most public methods only provide mask prediction rather than an end-to-end quantification system. To address this problem, we present LegSegNet, a deep learning system for lower extremity CT tissue segmentation and body c...

AuthorsYuwen Chen, Yaqian Chen, Roy Colglazier et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published29 May 2026
Last updated at source29 May 2026
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