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Instance-Guided Report Anchoring for Text-Free 3D Abnormality Segmentation in Chest CT
Accurate 3D abnormality segmentation in chest CT requires dense spatial supervision, but obtaining expert voxel-level labels is costly. Radiology reports, however, are routinely generated during clinical interpretation and contain instance-specific descriptions that can provide additional guidance w
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