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Expressing Medical Image Measurements using the Ontology for Biomedical Investigations Heiner Oberkampf 1,2, James A. Overton 3 Sonja Zillner 1, Bernhard Bauer 2 and Matthias Hammon 4 1 Siemens AG, Corporate Technology 2 University of Augsburg, Software Methodologies for Distributed Systems 3 Knocean 4 University Hospital Erlangen, Department of Radiology

Agenda 1. Measurements in radiology and pathology 2. Expressing measurements using OBI 1. OBI value s 2. Size measurements 3. Density measurements 4. Ratio measurements 3. Normal size, density and ratio s 4. Applications 1. Information Extraction 2. Normality Classification 3. Inference of Change 5. Demo

Typical Measurements in Radiology Not comprehensive Size length (1D, 2D, 3D), area, volume index (e.g. spleen index = width*height*depth) Density measured in Hounsfield scale (Hu): mainly in CT images minimal, maximal and mean density values for Regions of Interest (ROIs) Angle e.g. bone configurations or fractions Blood flow e.g. PET: myocardial blood flow and blood flow in brain

Measurements in Pathology Not comprehensive Size length (1D, 2D, 3D), area Weight weight of resected tissue, nodule or tumor Ratios immunohistochemical staining of tumor cells Other measurements viscosity of blood, serum, and plasma mitotic rate serum concentration

Expressing Measurements using OBI

obi:value Shared structure in different contexts The element "1.8cm" can occur in many different parts of a biomedical investigation. It might be part of: the data resulting from a measurement of one of John's lymph nodes, made on January 12, 2014 in Berlin a protocol, i.e. a of a plan to make some measurement a prediction of the result a measurement planned for the future a rule for classifying measurements many more OBI uses the "value " approach to capture the shared structure across different uses and allow for easy comparison between them.

obi:value Definition and relations Definition: An information content entity that specifies a value within a classification scheme or on a quantitative scale. Example of usage: The value of 'positive' in a classification scheme of "positive or negative"; the value of '20g' on the quantitative scale of mass. A scalar value has a numeric value and a unit of measurement. We connect them together with these relations: obi:has value : connect some particular measurement datum, prediction, etc. to a value iao:has measurement unit label: determine the unit of measurement for the value obi:has specified value: determine the numeric value for the value

Ontologies Besides OBI the following ontologies are used to express measurements. OBO Library Basic Formal Ontology (BFO) Relations Ontology (RO) Information Artifact Ontology (IAO) Ontology for General Medical Science (OGMS) Units Ontology (UO) Phenotypic quality (PATO) Biological Spatial Ontology (BSPO) Other Radiological Lexicon (RadLex) Model of Clinical Information (MCI)

Length measurements Example: Enlarged lymph node with diameter 1.8 cm. ogms:clinical finding radlex:lymph node _:cf iao:is about _:ln ro:has_part iao:length measurement datum iao:is quality measurement of pato:diameter _:diam-ln bfo:inheres in _:md obi:has value obi:scalar value uo:length unit _:vs iao:has measurement unit label obi:has specified value uo:centimeter 1.8 ^^xsd:float

Length measurements Example: Transverse diameter of kidney 5.2 cm. ogms:clinical finding radlex:kidney _:cf iao:is about :kidney bspo:left-right axis ro:has_part iao:length measurement datum _:md iao:is quality measurement of obi:has value pato:width _:widthofkidney bfo:inheres in obi:scalar value bspo:parallel_to bspo:orthogonal_to _:sp bspo:sagittal plane _:sp uo:length unit _:vs iao:has measurement unit label obi:has specified value uo:centimeter 5.2 ^^xsd:float Legend: owl:class :instance rdf:type Note: Instances with underscore represent blank nodes

2D Measurements Example with RECIST RECIST (Response Evaluation Criteria In Solid Tumors) First you need to identify the longest [in plane] diameter of a lymph node or nodal mass (here 56.0mm) and then choose the longest perpendicular diameter to that as the short axis (here 45.3mm). Source: http://www.recist.com/recist-in-practice/19.html

2D Measurements Example: Lymph node with diameter 56.0 x 45.3 mm. ogms:clinical finding mci:two directional size finding radlex:lymph node ro:has_part _:cf iao:length measurement datum _:md iao:is about mci:longest diameter _:longest-diam iao:is quality measurement of _:ln bfo:inheres_in mci:short axis _:diam-short-axis bspo:orthogonal_to bspo:transverse plane _:tp bspo:axis within plane _:md2 obi:has value obi:scalar value _:vs _:vs2 obi:has specified value uo:length unit uo:centimeter 5.6 ^^xsd:float 4.53 ^^xsd:float

Volume Measurements Example: Volume of spleen 201.136 cm³. Segmentation algorithms used to determin the volume of organs. Source: Automatische Detektion und volumetrische Segmentierung der Milz in CT-Untersuchungen M. Hammon, P. Dankerl,M. Kramer, S. Seifert,A.Tsymbal,M. J. Costa, R. Janka,M. Uder, A. Cavallaro ogms:clinical finding radlex:spleen ro:has_part _:cf iao:measurement datum _:md iao:is about iao:is quality measurement of :spleen pato:volume :volume-ofspleen obi:has value bfo:inheres in obi:scalar value _:vs iao:has measurement unit label obi:has specified value uo:volume unit uo:cubic centimeter 201.136 ^^xsd:float

Density Measurements Density is measured in Hounsfield unit (HU) Density measurements given for a region of interest (ROI) Minimal, maximal and mean values for the pixels of the ROI Examples: Density of a liver cyst 8 HU Density measurement of a liver cyst

Density Measurement Representation with obi:mean calculation ogms:clinical finding radlex:cyst _:cf iao:is about _:cyst ro:has_part iao:measurement datum :region of interest pato:mass density _:density bfo:inheres in _:md iao:is quality of obi:mean calculation _:mc obi:has specified input obi:has specified output obi:average value _:av obi:has value obi:scalar value _:vs iao:has measurement unit label obi:has specified value radlex:houndsfield unit 8.0 ^^xsd:float

Ratio Measurements Percentage of Ki-67 positive tumor cells Ki-67 is a protein in cells that increases as they prepare to divide into new cells. A staining process can measure the percentage of tumor cells that are positive for Ki-67. The more positive cells there are, the more quickly they are dividing and forming new cells. In breast cancer, a result of less than 10% is considered low, 10-20% is intermediate/borderline, and more than 20% is considered high. Ki-67 immunostaining of brain tumor cells Source: Wikipedia

Representation of Ratio Measurements Work-in-progress Example: 10 % of Ki-67 positive tumor cells pato:quality iao:scalar measurement datum mci:prevalence of Ki-67 positive cells in a tumor :prevofki67 bfo:inheres in tumor _:tumor iao:is quality of :Ki-67+ cell ratio obi:has value obi:scalar value uo:ratio _:svs iao:has measurement unit label obi:has specified value uo:percent 10 ^^xsd:float

Representation of Ratio Measurements Work-in-progress Example: 10 % of Ki-67 positive tumor cells Numerator and denominator should be explicit and could be represented as iao:measurement data item or iao:scalar measurment datum or stato:count similar to the definition in STATO. This has the advantage that dimensional and dimensionless ratios can be represented in the same form. iao:measurement datum :number of Ki-67+ tumor cells pato:quality pato:count :number of tumor cells tumor :tumor iao:scalar measurement datum _:numberofki67+ tumor cells _:numberof tumor cells bfo:inheres in _:numerator iao:is quality of _:denominator obi:has value obi:scalar value _:svsnum _:svsden iao:has measurement unit label uo:count

Normal Specifications

Normal Upper Bound Specification Example: Lymph nodes are normally up to 1 cm. iao:information content entity mci:upper bound pato:normal pato:size pato:length pato:diameter radlex:lymph node _:ns iao:is quality of :normaldiameter OfLymphNode bfo:inheres in _:ln :has value obi:scalar value _:vs iao:has measurement unit label obi:has specified value uo:length unit uo:centimeter 1.0 ^^xsd:float

Normal Interval Specification Example: Normal diameter of the pulmonary atery is between 1.6 and 2.6 cm. pato:normal :normaldiameterof PulmonaryAtery pato:size pato:length pato:diameter bfo:inheres in radlex:pulmonary atery _:pa mci:interval iao:is quality of mci:upper bound _:ubsp :has value obi:scalar value _:vs-upper-b iao:has measurement unit label uo:length unit uo:centimeter 2.6 ^^xsd:float _:isp ro:has part mci:lower bound _:lbsp :has value _:vs-lower-b obi:has specified value 1.6 ^^xsd:float

Normal Interval Specification Example: Normal length of kidney along craniocaudal axis: 8.0 13.0 cm. pato:normal pato:size radlex:kidney pato:length bspo:transverse plane bfo:inheres in _:kidney :normalkidneylengthtp bspo:orthogonal_to _:tp mci:interval _:isp ro:has part iao:is quality of mci:upper bound _:ubsp :mcilower bound :has value obi:scalar value _:vs-upper-b iao:has measurement unit label uo:length unit uo:centimeter 13.0 ^^xsd:float _:lbsp :has value _:vs-lower-b obi:has specified value 8.0 ^^xsd:float

Normal Interval Specification Example: Normal mass density of the spleen in Hounsfield scale: 40-50 HU. pato:normal pato:mass density radlex:spleen :normaldensityofspleen bfo:inheres in _:spleen iao:is quality of mci:interval _:isp ro:has_part mci:upper bound _:ubsp mci:lower bound :has value obi:scalar value _:vs-upper-b iao:has measurement unit label radlex:houndsfield unit 50.0 ^^xsd:float _:lbsp :has value _:vs-lower-b obi:has specified value 40.0 ^^xsd:float

Expressing a Reference Population Use punning of PATO qualities Populations, defined by certain qualities (e.g., age or gender) are represented by punning the respective PATO qualities. obi:population :humans51to60years mci:population characterised by pato:age mci:populatio n defined by mci:interval iao:is quality of mci:upper bound _:ubsp :has value obi:scalar value _:vs-upper-b iao:has measurement unit label uo:time unit uo:year 60 ^^xsd:integer _:isp ro:has part mic:lower bound :has value obi:has _:lbsp _:vs-lower-b 51 ^^xsd:integer specified value

Link Normal Specifications to Reference Population Link to Normal Specifications mci:interval mci:upper bound pato:normal pato:size radlex:head of pancreas _:ubs ro:has_part _:ubs iao:is quality of :nsize bfo:is quality of _:hop mci:defined for reference population obi:population :humans51to60year

Normal Ratios Work-in-progress Example: Normal levels of creatinine in the blood are 0.6-1.2 mg/dl in adult males pato:normal :creatinine level radlex:blood :interval _:isp ro:has part :upper bound _:ubsp :lower bound :normalcreatininelevel iao:is quality of :has value bfo:inheres in obi:scalar value _:vs-upper-b _:blood iao:has measurement unit label uo:mass density unit uo:milligram per liter 12.0 ^^xsd:float _:lbsp :has value _:vs-lower-b obi:has specified value 6.0 ^^xsd:float :defined for reference population obi:population :adultmales

Applications

Representing Context Information Links to examinations, images and reports. mci:examination mci:image series :exm1 obo:has_specified _output :radiological report :rr :img-series1 :reports on ro:has_part :s ro:has_part mci:sentence :reports on iao:image :ima53 mci:has slice ID ogms:clinical finding mci:documented in mci:documented in iao:is about 53 ^^xsd:integer mci:size finding :cf0 bspo:transverse plane :tp iao:is_about radlex:lesion :lesionxy

Knowledge Model with Size Specifications Manually created with radiologist. Content: 50 size s about 38 different RadLex concepts: e.g. spleen, kidney, gallbladder, pancreas, lymph nodes, aorta, lesion, cyst, bile ducts etc. Some of them are patient-specific. Sources: A book about normal findings 1 Radiopedia 2 Data Sets: Lymphoma patients: 2584 German radiology reports (27 different readers) of 377 patients Imaging modality: CT, MRI, US Internistic patients: 6007 German radiology reports (27 different readers) Imaging modality: CT 1 T. B. Möller and E. Reif, CT- und MRT-Normalbefunde. Thieme, 1998. 2 http://radiopaedia.org/

Application 1: Information Extraction Using normal size to extract size findings from text. Example: Enlarged lymph node right paraaortal below the renal pedicle now 23 mm. Annotations: radlex:enlarged radlex:lymphadenopathy radlex:lymph node radlex:right radlex:paraaortic radlex:lateral aortic lymph node radlex:inferior radlex:inferior para-aortic lymph node radlex:kidney radlex:renal pedicle 2.3 uo:centimeter Measurement relation resolution: 1. Knowledge based: 1. Filter annotations 2. Create spanning tree along RadLex subclass hierarchy 3. attach available size s 4. compare size s with measurement 5. compute ranking value including the concept position in Radlex 2. Sentence distance 3. Statistics (based on 1000 manually annotated sentences) Final ranking integrates results from all three approaches Result: 2.3 cm describes the size of the inferior para-aortic lymph node.

Evaluation of pure Knowledge based Approach anatomical entity F-measure results: lymphoma dataset: 0.85 internistic dataset: 0.79 Details (to be published): Knowledge-based Extraction of Measurement-Entity Relations from German Radiology Reports. H. Oberkampf, C. Bretschneider, S. Zillner, B. Bauer, M. Hammon. IEEE International Conference on Healthcare Informatics 2014.

Application 2: Normality Classification Patient-specific classification of normal and abnormal size findings. Example: 52 years old patient Given a size finding: 1D, 2D or 3D with corresponding anatomical entity. mediastinal lymph node 1.6 x 1.2 cm inguinal lymph node 1.4 cm spleen 10 x 4.8 cm head of pancreas 2.8 cm Retrieve all patient-specific normal size s for closest superclass: mediastinal lymph node normal diameter of lymph node up to 1 cm inguinal lymph node normal diameter of inguinal lymph node up to 1.5 cm spleen normal spleen: depth 4-6 cm, width 7-10 cm, length 11-15 cm head of pancreas normal size of head of pancreas (for patients from 51-60 years): 21-27 mm Check whether the values are within normal interval abnormal: normal: normal: abnormal: mediastinal lymph node 1.6 x 1.2 cm inguinal lymph node 1.4 cm spleen 10 x 4.8 cm head of pancreas 2.8 cm

Application 3: Inference of Change We use SPARQL to classify size findings as progressive, regressive or stable. Image source: Automated Detection and Volumetric Segmentation of the Spleen in CT Scans M. Hammon, P. Dankerl, M. Kramer, S. Seifert, A. Tsymbal2, M. J. Costa2, R. Janka1, M. Uder1, A. Cavallaro Scalar measurements can be compared directly. For two/three directional length measurements we compare the index (e.g. spleen index: width x depth x length).

Work-in-Progress: Linking Findings Linking findings from consecutive examinations based on anatomical entity. Problems: Two findings about radlex:lymph node do not necessarily describe the same lymph node. obo:clinical finding radlex:xxx preceeding finding/ related finding :cf0 obo:is_about :anat0 :cf1 obo:is_about :anat1 For the current demo we linked and compared only measurements occurring within one report sentence.

Demo

Architecture of Demo Implementation Browser HTTP request HTML response Jetty Server Using Java, Apache Jena, XSLT SPARQL queries XML response Triple store: Apache Jena Fuseki /mci BFO, IAO, OGMS, MCI, BSPO, OBI, UO, PATO /radlex /pdata named graphs for different examinations parsing of annotations UIMA RadiologyReports FindingsSection AssessmentSection Meta data

Extracted and Classified Size Findings

Age-specific Classification of Size Findings

Questions? Contact: Heiner Oberkampf Siemens AG, Corporate Technology Munich, Germany heiner.oberkampf.ext@siemens.com James A. Overton Knocean Toronto, Canada james@overton.ca Thanks: OBI developers