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This paper addresses the challenge of detecting cystic hygroma, a high-risk prenatal condition, using ultrasound images. The key contribution is the application of ultrasound-specific self-supervised learning (USF-MAE) to overcome the limitations of small labeled datasets. The results demonstrate significant improvements over a baseline model, highlighting the potential of this approach for early screening and improved patient outcomes.
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USF-MAE outperformed the DenseNet-169 baseline on all evaluation metrics.

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This research introduces a valuable benchmark, FETAL-GAUGE, specifically designed to assess vision-language models within the critical domain of fetal ultrasound. The creation of specialized benchmarks is crucial for advancing the application of AI in medical imaging and ensuring robust model performance.
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FETAL-GAUGE is a benchmark for assessing vision-language models in Fetal Ultrasound.

Research#Fetal Biometry🔬 ResearchAnalyzed: Jan 10, 2026 09:58

New Benchmark Dataset Aims to Improve Fetal Biometry Accuracy with AI

Published:Dec 18, 2025 16:13
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ArXiv

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This research focuses on improving fetal biometry using AI, a critical application for prenatal health monitoring. The development of a multi-center, multi-device benchmark dataset is a significant step towards standardizing and advancing AI-driven analysis in this field.
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A multi-centre, multi-device benchmark dataset for landmark-based comprehensive fetal biometry.

Research#Medical AI🔬 ResearchAnalyzed: Jan 10, 2026 11:07

AI Learns from Ultrasound: Predicting Prenatal Renal Anomalies

Published:Dec 15, 2025 15:28
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ArXiv

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This research explores the application of self-supervised learning to medical imaging, potentially improving the detection of prenatal renal anomalies. The use of self-supervised learning could reduce the need for large, labeled datasets, which is often a bottleneck in medical AI development.
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The study focuses on using self-supervised learning for renal anomaly prediction in prenatal imaging.