A Brazilian multilabel ophthalmological dataset (BRSET)

Published

2023

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Therapeutic Area

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AI Generated Summary*

BRSET is a credentialed-access collection of 16,266 color fundus photographs from 8,524 patients at three outpatient ophthalmology services in São Paulo, Brazil. Metadata include camera, image center, age, sex, comorbidities, insulin use and diabetes duration, and one retina specialist graded optic disc, vessel and macular abnormalities, image quality, and pathology, with diabetic retinopathy staged on ICDR and Scottish scales. Female patients accounted for 61.8%, mean age was 57.6 years, and 15.8% had diabetes. A ConvNext V2 benchmark reached AUC 0.97 for binary retinopathy detection (macro F1 0.89) and for three-class grading (F1 0.82), while diabetes and sex prediction yielded AUCs of 0.87 to 0.91. Saliency maps highlighted localized lesions for retinopathy and broader retinal regions for sex.

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Authors
Luis Filipe Nakayama; David Restrepo; João Matos; Lucas Zago Ribeiro; Fernando Korn Malerbi; Leo Anthony Celi; Caio Saito Regatieri
Publication
PLOS Digital Health
Keywords
Fundus Photography Dataset, Diabetic Retinopathy, Deep Learning, Machine Learning Dataset, Ophthalmic Imaging, Latin America, Data Bias
Year
2023
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