most citedFMBench: Benchmarking Fairness in Multimodal Large Language Models on Medical Tasks

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cs.CV2025

M3Ret: Unleashing Zero-shot Multimodal Medical Image Retrieval via Self-Supervision

Che Liu, Zheng Jiang, Chengyu Fang +5

Medical image retrieval is essential for clinical decision-making and translational research, relying on discriminative visual representations. Yet, current methods remain fragment…

cs.CV2025

Knowledge to Sight: Reasoning over Visual Attributes via Knowledge Decomposition for Abnormality Grounding

Jun Li, Che Liu, Wenjia Bai +4

In this work, we address the problem of grounding abnormalities in medical images, where the goal is to localize clinical findings based on textual descriptions. While generalist V…

cs.CV2025

How Far Have Medical Vision-Language Models Come? A Comprehensive Benchmarking Study

Che Liu, Jiazhen Pan, Weixiang Shen +3

Vision-Language Models (VLMs) trained on web-scale corpora excel at natural image tasks and are increasingly repurposed for healthcare; however, their competence in medical tasks r…

cs.CV2025

BOTM: Echocardiography Segmentation via Bi-directional Optimal Token Matching

Zhihua Liu, Lei Tong, Xilin He +4

Existed echocardiography segmentation methods often suffer from anatomical inconsistency challenge caused by shape variation, partial observation and region ambiguity with similar…

cs.CV2025

Enhancing Abnormality Grounding for Vision Language Models with Knowledge Descriptions

Jun Li, Che Liu, Wenjia Bai +3

Visual Language Models (VLMs) have demonstrated impressive capabilities in visual grounding tasks. However, their effectiveness in the medical domain, particularly for abnormality…

cs.LG2025

Knowledge-enhanced Multimodal ECG Representation Learning with Arbitrary-Lead Inputs

Che Liu, Cheng Ouyang, Zhongwei Wan +3

Recent advances in multimodal ECG representation learning center on aligning ECG signals with paired free-text reports. However, suboptimal alignment persists due to the complexity…