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To develop a correction-aware framework for interactive 3D tumor segmentation that accommodates user corrections through varied prompts.

July 1, 2026The Visual ComputerOpen Access

Correction-aware interactive 3D tumor segmentation with sparse and revisable prompts

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Randomized trial demonstrates enhanced accuracy in interactive 3D tumor segmentation, suggesting improved correction methods for medical imaging.

To develop a correction-aware framework for interactive 3D tumor segmentation that accommodates user corrections through varied prompts.
Proposed a multi-prompt framework integrating clicks, 3D bounding boxes, and scribbles for segmentation corrections.
Conducted experiments on MSD-Colon and KiTS21 benchmarks; compared against automatic, promptable, and interactive models.
Implemented a revision-aware prompt memory to track and refine prompt instructions across rounds.
Achieved higher segmentation accuracy across various prompt settings, especially with sparse informative slices.
Demonstrated more consistent refinement when prompt labels were revised, indicating effective interaction adjustments.
Larger accuracy gains observed compared to traditional segmentation methods under standard and sparse-prompt protocols.

Li et al. (2026) studied this question.

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July 1, 2026The Visual ComputerOpen Access

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Randomized trial demonstrates enhanced accuracy in interactive 3D tumor segmentation, suggesting improved correction methods for medical imaging.

To develop a correction-aware framework for interactive 3D tumor segmentation that accommodates user corrections through varied prompts.
Proposed a multi-prompt framework integrating clicks, 3D bounding boxes, and scribbles for segmentation corrections.
Conducted experiments on MSD-Colon and KiTS21 benchmarks; compared against automatic, promptable, and interactive models.
Implemented a revision-aware prompt memory to track and refine prompt instructions across rounds.
Achieved higher segmentation accuracy across various prompt settings, especially with sparse informative slices.
Demonstrated more consistent refinement when prompt labels were revised, indicating effective interaction adjustments.
Larger accuracy gains observed compared to traditional segmentation methods under standard and sparse-prompt protocols.

Li et al. (2026) studied this question.

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