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Utilizing Multimodal Approaches for Opportunistic Osteoporosis Detection via Hip Joint CT Imaging: An Investigation of 2D and 3D Deep Learning, Radiomics, Clinical Data, and Their Synergy

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  • Xiaocong Lin

  • Xiaoling Zheng

  • Shaojian Shi

  • Rongkai Shen

  • Kaibin Fang

  • July 17, 2026

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    The study investigates osteoporosis detection using hip CT data, integrating deep learning, radiomics, and clinical data.

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    A total of 567 patients with hip joint CT images were enrolled to establish an opportunistic osteoporosis screening model.

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    The GradientBoosting algorithm showed the best performance among Nomogram models, achieving an accuracy of 0.849 and AUC of 0.911.

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    Densenet201 was the top-performing 2D deep learning model, with an accuracy of 0.817 and AUC of 0.884 in screening osteoporosis.

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    The 3D deep learning model ResNet34 achieved an accuracy of 0.806 and AUC of 0.889 in the validation group for osteoporosis screening.

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Screening opportunistic osteoporosis through multimodal techniques of hip joint CT images: exploring 2D and 3D deep learning, radiomics, clinical data, and their integration

  • by Xiaocong Lin, Xiaoling Zheng, Shaojian Shi, Rongkai Shen, Kaibin Fang

  • July 17, 2026

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