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Do Medical Vision Models Reason About Anatomy? Probing the Spatial Inductive Biases of Learned Visual Representations
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Interpreting a CT scan means comparing structures on either side, judging how far apart organs sit, and knowing where each one belongs. Medical vision encoders are evaluated on diagnostic accuracy, or through assembled multimodal systems where a failure is hard to attribute, so it remains unclear wh
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