Abstract:Complementary information from multi-contrast MRI data is used in deep learning algorithms for reducing contrast dosage in brain MRI. Though existing models produce clinically equivalent post-contrast images, they lack explainability in terms of mapping the source of contrast information from input to output. In this work we explore the feasibility of an explainable deep learning model for gadolinium dose reduction in contrast-enhanced brain MRI.
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