This dataset consists of .dcm
files containing MRI scans of the spine from individuals with various dystrophic changes, including:
osteophytes, dorsal disc extrusions, dorsal disc protrusions, and spondyloarthrosis.
The images are labeled by doctors and include accompanying PDF-format medical reports.
The dataset contains 5 studies captured from multiple angles, offering comprehensive insight into spinal abnormalities. Each scan includes detailed imaging of vertebrae, intervertebral discs, nerves, and surrounding soft tissues, making it suitable for training spine anomaly classification and segmentation models.
Multiple MRI views are included to support diverse learning tasks in spinal imaging.
The full commercial version of this dataset includes 20,000 spine studies featuring a wide range of pathological conditions. To obtain access, please submit a request at: https://trainingdata.pro/datasets
Researchers and healthcare professionals can use this dataset to study spinal disorders such as herniated discs, spinal stenosis, scoliosis, and fractures. It can also be used to develop and evaluate imaging techniques, AI models for automated diagnosis, and computer vision algorithms for image segmentation.
This is a sample version of the dataset. For access to the complete set, please visit: trainingdata.pro/datasets to discuss pricing and licensing options.
.dcm
and .jpg
formats.All patients have provided informed consent for publication, and all data has been anonymized.
Medical data can be collected according to your specific requirements. TrainingData offers high-quality annotation services tailored to AI/ML needs in healthcare.
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