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期刊名:Journal of imaging informatics in medicine

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ISSN:2948-2925

e-ISSN:2948-2933

IF/分区:3.1/Q2

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Erfan Darzidehkalani,Cheng-Huang Hsiao,Rina Bao et al. Erfan Darzidehkalani et al.
Vision foundation models excel at general segmentation but underperform sharply when positive instances occupy a vanishing fraction of the input-a regime that arises across small-lesion and rare-event medical segmentation, with neonatal hyp...
Venkata Ramana Kaneti,Santosh Reddy P,Alpha Vijayan et al. Venkata Ramana Kaneti et al.
Gastric cancer is the fifth most diagnosed cancer worldwide and is the fifth most deadly. An essential part of the diagnosis and prognosis of cancer is the histopathological tissue classification. Pathologists classify tissue samples, but t...
Juliana H do Prado,Jan Hurtado,Luiz F T Santos et al. Juliana H do Prado et al.
Breast density is a key factor in mammographic screening, as high-density tissue increases cancer risk and can obscure lesions, reducing diagnostic sensitivity. This work presents a deep learning-based framework for automated breast density...
Raffaele Villa,Nicoletta Paruccini,Elena De Ponti Raffaele Villa
Digital fluoroscopy offers high temporal resolution but is limited by substantial noise. Recursive filtration improves the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) by combining information across frames, though potentially at the cost of motion blur and...
Martin Segeroth,Armin Nurkanović,Ashraya Indrakanti et al. Martin Segeroth et al.
Medical imaging devices are large consumers of electricity. This study aims to estimate potential energy savings through optimized CT examination scheduling using an ideal (hypothetical) lower-bound and a clinically realistic model. Examina...
Dagoberto Pulido-Arias,Mason C Cleveland,Jay Patel et al. Dagoberto Pulido-Arias et al.
Deep learning models for medical image analysis often fail in clinical deployment due to domain shift from varied acquisition hardware and protocols. We present a comprehensive evaluation of various domain generalization (DG) techniques to ...
Omar Abd Al Mjed Allasasmeh,Areej H Al-Sarairah,Muath A Odeh Hurani et al. Omar Abd Al Mjed Allasasmeh et al.
Radiomics applied to two-dimensional breast ultrasound has emerged as a potential noninvasive approach for differentiating benign from malignant breast lesions; however, its diagnostic accuracy and methodological reliability remain uncertai...
Weichao Pan,Xu Wang,Chengze Lv et al. Weichao Pan et al.
Medical image classification relies on both fine lesion details and broader anatomical context to support reliable clinical decisions. Existing attention mechanisms often capture only one of these aspects, resulting in unstable and incomple...
Joochan Choi,Woogsang Sunwoo,Kwanggi Kim Joochan Choi
We aimed to determine whether computed tomography (CT)-based radiomic features of the inner ear can distinguish the affected side from the contralateral normal-hearing side in patients with idiopathic sudden sensorineural hearing loss (ISSN...
Ayham Khan Ansari,Abdulrahman Hamshari,Muhammad Kamil Shahbaz et al. Ayham Khan Ansari et al.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to transform diagnostic radiology, yet data on its adoption and the perspectives of radiologists in the Middle East remain scarce. This study provides the first comprehensive analysis of AI engagement ...