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Main Authors: Pate, Shripad, Farooq, Aiman, Datta, Suvrankar, Sheikh, Musadiq Aadil, Kumar, Atin, Mishra, Deepak
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Published: 2025
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Online Access:https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.10889
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author Pate, Shripad
Farooq, Aiman
Datta, Suvrankar
Sheikh, Musadiq Aadil
Kumar, Atin
Mishra, Deepak
author_facet Pate, Shripad
Farooq, Aiman
Datta, Suvrankar
Sheikh, Musadiq Aadil
Kumar, Atin
Mishra, Deepak
contents Accurate rib fracture identification and classification are essential for treatment planning. However, existing datasets often lack fine-grained annotations, particularly regarding rib fracture characterization, type, and precise anatomical location on individual ribs. To address this, we introduce a novel rib fracture annotation protocol tailored for fracture classification. Further, we enhance fracture classification by leveraging cross-modal embeddings that bridge radiological images and clinical descriptions. Our approach employs hyperbolic embeddings to capture the hierarchical nature of fracture, mapping visual features and textual descriptions into a shared non-Euclidean manifold. This framework enables more nuanced similarity computations between imaging characteristics and clinical descriptions, accounting for the inherent hierarchical relationships in fracture taxonomy. Experimental results demonstrate that our approach outperforms existing methods across multiple classification tasks, with average recall improvements of 6% on the AirRib dataset and 17.5% on the public RibFrac dataset.
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spellingShingle Fine-Grained Rib Fracture Diagnosis with Hyperbolic Embeddings: A Detailed Annotation Framework and Multi-Label Classification Model
Pate, Shripad
Farooq, Aiman
Datta, Suvrankar
Sheikh, Musadiq Aadil
Kumar, Atin
Mishra, Deepak
Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
Accurate rib fracture identification and classification are essential for treatment planning. However, existing datasets often lack fine-grained annotations, particularly regarding rib fracture characterization, type, and precise anatomical location on individual ribs. To address this, we introduce a novel rib fracture annotation protocol tailored for fracture classification. Further, we enhance fracture classification by leveraging cross-modal embeddings that bridge radiological images and clinical descriptions. Our approach employs hyperbolic embeddings to capture the hierarchical nature of fracture, mapping visual features and textual descriptions into a shared non-Euclidean manifold. This framework enables more nuanced similarity computations between imaging characteristics and clinical descriptions, accounting for the inherent hierarchical relationships in fracture taxonomy. Experimental results demonstrate that our approach outperforms existing methods across multiple classification tasks, with average recall improvements of 6% on the AirRib dataset and 17.5% on the public RibFrac dataset.
title Fine-Grained Rib Fracture Diagnosis with Hyperbolic Embeddings: A Detailed Annotation Framework and Multi-Label Classification Model
topic Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2504.10889