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cs.CV2025

Learning to Look Closer: A New Instance-Wise Loss for Small Cerebral Lesion Segmentation

Luc Bouteille, Alexander Jaus, Jens Kleesiek +2

Traditional loss functions in medical image segmentation, such as Dice, often under-segment small lesions because their small relative volume contributes negligibly to the overall…

cs.CV2025

Cracking the PUMA Challenge in 24 Hours with CellViT++ and nnU-Net

Negar Shahamiri, Moritz Rempe, Lukas Heine +2

Automatic tissue segmentation and nuclei detection is an important task in pathology, aiding in biomarker extraction and discovery. The panoptic segmentation of nuclei and tissue i…

cs.CV2025

Foreign object segmentation in chest x-rays through anatomy-guided shape insertion

Constantin Seibold, Hamza Kalisch, Lukas Heine +2

In this paper, we tackle the challenge of instance segmentation for foreign objects in chest radiographs, commonly seen in postoperative follow-ups with stents, pacemakers, or inge…

cs.CV20252 cited

CellViT++: Energy-Efficient and Adaptive Cell Segmentation and Classification Using Foundation Models

Fabian Hörst, Moritz Rempe, Helmut Becker +3

Digital Pathology is a cornerstone in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases. A key task in this field is the identification and segmentation of cells in hematoxylin and eosin-sta…

cs.CV2024

Spacewalker: Traversing Representation Spaces for Fast Interactive Exploration and Annotation of Unstructured Data

Lukas Heine, Fabian Hörst, Jana Fragemann +6

In industries such as healthcare, finance, and manufacturing, analysis of unstructured textual data presents significant challenges for analysis and decision making. Uncovering pat…

cs.CV2024

Anatomy-guided Pathology Segmentation

Alexander Jaus, Constantin Seibold, Simon Reiß +7

Pathological structures in medical images are typically deviations from the expected anatomy of a patient. While clinicians consider this interplay between anatomy and pathology, r…