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Juhun Lee

Researcher at University of Pittsburgh

Publications -  35
Citations -  267

Juhun Lee is an academic researcher from University of Pittsburgh. The author has contributed to research in topics: Breast cancer & Computer science. The author has an hindex of 7, co-authored 29 publications receiving 198 citations. Previous affiliations of Juhun Lee include University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center & University of California, Davis.

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Automated mammographic breast density estimation using a fully convolutional network.

TL;DR: A new deep learning based algorithm for mammographic breast density estimation using deep learning showed that the proposed algorithm correlated well with BI-RADS density assessments by radiologists and outperformed an existing state of the art algorithm.
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Validation of Stereophotogrammetry of the Human Torso

TL;DR: Stereophotogrammetry from 3D images obtained from the 3dMD torso system is effective for quantifying breast morphology and tools for surgical planning and evaluation based on stereophotograms have the potential to improve breast surgery outcomes.
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3D Symmetry Measure Invariant to Subject Pose During Image Acquisition

TL;DR: The data suggests that the 3D pBRA index is linearly correlated with the 2D counterpart for both of the poses, and is independent of the localization of fiducial points within a tolerance limit of 7 mm.
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A Novel Quantitative Measure of Breast Curvature Based on Catenary

TL;DR: A novel quantitative measure of breast curvature based on catenary is introduced, which contains useful information for quantifying the curvature differences between breasts undergoing TE/Implant reconstruction and untreated breasts, and identifying the effect of patient variables on the breast shape.
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Local curvature analysis for classifying breast tumors: Preliminary analysis in dedicated breast CT

TL;DR: The normalized curvature measure contains useful information in classifying breast tumors and can reduce the number of features in a classifier, which may result in more robust classifiers for different datasets.