Abstract Accurate segmentation of knee cartilage and meniscus in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is essential for the early detection and monitoring of complications such as cartilage erosion and osteoarthritis. Yet, manual annotation remains time-consuming, subjective, and inefficient for routine clinical use. In this study, we introduced KneeXNet-2.5D , a clinically oriented and explainable deep learning framework for accurate and efficient knee cartilage and meniscus segmentation in sagittal
KneeXNet-2.5D: a clinically-oriented and explainable deep learning framework for MRI-based knee cartilage and meniscus segmentation
Maimouna Sanogo·Ahmad P. Tafti·Johannes F. Plate·Hilal Maradit Kremers·George Mastorakos·Nickolas Littlefield·Zoe Menezes·Michael R. Kann·A. Lowndes Yates·Ismaeel A. Siddiqui·Arezoo Sarkheyli-Hägele·James J. Irrgang·Abha Kanda·Pavan Bodanki·Amin Rezaei·Luke A. Carlson·Kasey Harshman·Soheyla Amirian·Fengyi Gao·Mehrnaz Abedian·Maedeh Agharazidermani·Brian J. McGrory·Nicole Myers
