Chest / ThoracicAI / InformaticsResearch
Prototype-guided CT foundation model adaptation predicts lung cancer survival
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A prototype-guided CT foundation model predicted lung cancer progression-free survival with AUC 0.765 (507 patients) and overall survival with AUC 0.822 (420 patients), outperforming clinical and deep-learning baselines.
- ProtoSurv was pretrained on 409,261 chest CT sequences from 104,783 patients using a CT-report vision-language model, then adapted to limited labeled prognosis data via prototype-guided pseudolabeling, confidence-based filtering, and feature calibration.
- For progression-free survival prediction in 507 patients receiving targeted therapy, ProtoSurv achieved AUC 0.765 and concordance index 0.684.
- For overall survival prediction in 420 patients receiving (chemo-)radiotherapy, ProtoSurv achieved AUC 0.822 and concordance index 0.727, outperforming conventional clinical models and representative deep learning baselines.
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