Advances in AI-Assisted Pathology and Cancer Diagnosis

The field of pathology and cancer diagnosis is rapidly advancing with the development of innovative AI-assisted methods. Recent research has focused on improving the accuracy and efficiency of disease diagnosis, particularly for rare and fine-grained cancer subtypes. Notable developments include the use of vision-language models, ensemble learning, and contrastive learning techniques to analyze medical images and genomic data. These approaches have shown promising results in detecting cancerous regions, predicting treatment responses, and identifying underlying biological mechanisms. Overall, the field is moving towards more precise and personalized cancer diagnosis and treatment.

Noteworthy papers include: The paper on PathPT, which proposes a novel framework for rare cancer subtyping using vision-language pathology foundation models, achieving superior performance on eight rare cancer datasets. The paper on Glo-VLMs, which introduces a systematic framework for fine-grained glomerular classification using large pretrained vision-language models, demonstrating effective adaptation with limited labeled examples. The paper on CellEcoNet, which presents a spatially aware deep learning framework for invasive lung adenocarcinoma recurrence prediction, achieving superior predictive performance and decoding the tumor microenvironment's cellular language.

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Boosting Pathology Foundation Models via Few-shot Prompt-tuning for Rare Cancer Subtyping

Glo-VLMs: Leveraging Vision-Language Models for Fine-Grained Diseased Glomerulus Classification

Ensemble learning of foundation models for precision oncology

Few-shot Class-incremental Fault Diagnosis by Preserving Class-Agnostic Knowledge with Dual-Granularity Representations

CellEcoNet: Decoding the Cellular Language of Pathology with Deep Learning for Invasive Lung Adenocarcinoma Recurrence Prediction

Deep Learning with Self-Attention and Enhanced Preprocessing for Precise Diagnosis of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia from Bone Marrow Smears in Hemato-Oncology

M^3-GloDets: Multi-Region and Multi-Scale Analysis of Fine-Grained Diseased Glomerular Detection

Biologically Disentangled Multi-Omic Modeling Reveals Mechanistic Insights into Pan-Cancer Immunotherapy Resistance

MS-ConTab: Multi-Scale Contrastive Learning of Mutation Signatures for Pan Cancer Representation and Stratification

Estimating 2D Keypoints of Surgical Tools Using Vision-Language Models with Low-Rank Adaptation

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