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Adaptive Multimodal Fusion in Radiology: Dynamic Balancing of Visual Findings and Clinical Context
The automatic detection of thoracic pathologies remains a challenge when the visual evidence present in the chest X-ray (CXR) is subtle, ambiguous, or practically imperceptible, and the available textual information is limited, especially in the early phases of patient care. To address this limitati
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