Vision-Language & Foundation Models | Scientific Abstract Presentations

Agents can Segment Too: Assessing Out-of-the-Box Performance of Multimodal Tool-Equipped LLMs for Tumor Segmentation 

  • Sameed Khan, Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine 
  • Daniyal Nadeem; Mahmoud Omar, MD; Charit Tippareddy, MD 

 

Benchmarking Foundation Vision-Language Models for Gastrointestinal Contrast Extravasation Detection on CT 

  • Michael Fei, Creighton University School of Medicine 
  • Christopher Bridge, DPhil; Dania Daye, MD, PhD 

 

ConTEXTual Net CT: A 3D Visual Grounding Model for Abdominal CT 

  • Samuel D. Church, MS, University of Wisconsin – Madison 
  • Joshua D. Warner, MD, PhD; Danyal Maqbool, MS; Junjie Hu, PhD; Meghan G. Lubner, MD; Tyler J. Bradshaw, PhD 

 

From Narrative Radiology Reports to Vision-Language Model Training Labels: Transparent Physician Validation Using Evidence-Grounded Visualization 

  • Mohammed Ayman Habib, PhD Student, University of Utah 
  • Isaac Anthony; Osei Brempong, PhD Student; Derrick Wong; Morteza Fayazi, PhD; Seyyedkazem Hashemizadehkolowri, PhD; John Roberts, PhD; Tyler Richards, MD; Maryam Soltanolkotabi, MD 

 

Inducing False Positive Diagnoses in a Radiology Vision Language Model: Comparative Vulnerability of User Prompts, System Instructions, and Image Embedded Labels 

  • Ebubechukwu D. Enwerem, University of Pennsylvania 
  • Kristian Quevada, MD; Satvik Tripathi; Tessa Cook, MD, PhD, CIIP, FSIIM 

 

SPARC-Rad: A Multimodal Benchmark Dataset and Evaluation Pipeline for Spatial and Anatomical Reasoning in Radiology Vision-Language Models 

  • Satvik Tripathi, University of Pennsylvania 
  • Dania Daye, MD, PhD; Tessa Cook, MD, PhD, CIIP, FSIIM 

Learning Objectives

Upon completion of the scientific sessions, participants will be able to: 

  • Evaluate emerging AI methods and applications in medical imaging research.  
  • Assess the performance, reliability, and clinical relevance of medical imaging AI across diverse applications and settings.  
  • Identify opportunities and challenges associated with translating medical imaging AI research into clinical practice and patient care. 

SESSION ID

1003


DATE

MON, OCT 26


TIME

10:45 AM – 12:15 PM ET


LOCATION

Arthur H. Rubenstein Auditorium


CONTINUING EDUCATION

ASRT-RT | CAMPEP-MPCEC | SIIM IIP-CIIP