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Synthetic-to-Real Transfer in Cerebral Microbleed Generation and Segmentation
The development of automated cerebral microbleed (CMB) detection models is hindered by the low prevalence of CMBs and the high cost of expert annotation. To address this limitation, we developed a synthetic CMB generation pipeline and investigated the effectiveness of synthetic lesions for training
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