Abstract
PurposeTo use artificial intelligence to establish an automatic diagnosis system for corneal endothelium diseases (CEDs).MethodsWe develop an automatic system for detecting multiple common CEDs involving an enhanced compact convolutional transformer (ECCT). Specifically, we introduce a cross-head relative position encoding scheme into a standard self-attention module to capture contextual information among different regions and employ a token-attention feed-forward network to place greater focus on valuable abnormal regions.ResultsA total of 2723 images from CED patients are used to train our system. It achieves an accuracy of 89.53%, and the area under the receiver operating characteristic curve (AUC) is 0.958 (95% CI 0.943–0.971) on images from multiple centres.ConclusionsOur system is the first artificial intelligence-based system for diagnosing CEDs worldwide. Images can be uploaded to a specified website, and automatic diagnoses can be obtained; this system can be particularly helpful under pandemic conditions, such as those seen during the recent COVID-19 pandemic.
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