DeepAccess-MRI: AI-Assisted MRI Protocol Optimization via Missing Sequence Reconstruction
Clinically Validated Transfer Learning & Missing Sequence Synthesis for Shorter, Affordable Neuroimaging Protocols in Nigeria
Developing and clinically validating a transfer-learning framework that synthesizes missing structural MRI sequences (e.g. T1 -> FLAIR/T2) from heterogeneous Nigerian clinical scans, enabling shorter, non-inferior acquisition protocols without compromising diagnostic confidence.
5 Translational Research Objectives
Fine-tuning international research-grade pre-trained weights (BraTS, IXI, HCP) on local Nigerian clinical datasets.
Evaluating whether AI-assisted reduced protocols match full physical acquisition protocols in diagnostic accuracy.
Auditing that synthetic sequences preserve disease-specific pathology (ventriculomegaly, lesions, atrophy) without hallucinations.
Locating exact limits of clinical noise, motion blur, and SNR where sequence reconstruction remains safe.
Validating zero-shot transferability across LifeBridge, UPTH, and RSUTH hospital networks.
