Sep 2026· International Symposium on Networks, Computers and Communications· pp. 1-5· 0 citations· 6 references
Abstract
Modern Medical Imaging methods like X-ray, Ultrasound, CT scan, and MRI are important technologies used to diagnose various diseases since they help healthcare professionals identify the presence of specific structures inside patient's bodies. However, these modern techniques may produce unreliable results that lead to misdiagnoses and result in significant financial losses on the part of healthcare organizations. The reason for the occurrence of such problems in the field is related to the fact that modern algorithms fail to provide accurate distinction between healthy and diseased tissues, which poses challenges to the process of medical imaging because it is very difficult to detect pathological areas. Such issues arise since conventional solutions rely on traditional procedures of image processing that prove ineffective in the context of today's medical diagnostics. Therefore, the lack of protocol-based techniques allows segmentation errors to occur and, hence, leads to decreased accuracy of the image interpretation process. To address these challenges, this work proposes an enhanced deep learning-based framework designed to improve segmentation robustness and diagnostic confidence in medical imaging across diverse clinical conditions.
A Multi-Guided and Pixel Enhancement model (MPE) is proposed to achieve targeted optimization of the LLM in RRG tasks to solve the dual challenges of blurring and noise interference in medical images.
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