Training Medical Large Vision-Language Models with Abnormal-Aware Feedback

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2501.01377v1
• Date: Thu, 02 Jan 2025 17:37:20 GMT
• Title: Training Medical Large Vision-Language Models with Abnormal-Aware Feedback
• Authors: Yucheng Zhou, Lingran Song, Jianbing Shen,
• Abstract summary: We propose a novel UMed-LVLM designed with Unveiling Medical abnormalities. We propose a prompt method utilizing the GPT-4V to generate diagnoses based on identified abnormal areas in medical images. Experimental results demonstrate that our UMed-LVLM surpasses existing Med-LVLMs in identifying and understanding medical abnormality.
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• Abstract: Existing Medical Large Vision-Language Models (Med-LVLMs), which encapsulate extensive medical knowledge, demonstrate excellent capabilities in understanding medical images and responding to human queries based on these images. However, there remain challenges in visual localization in medical images, which is crucial for abnormality detection and interpretation. To address these issues, we propose a novel UMed-LVLM designed with Unveiling Medical abnormalities. Specifically, we collect a Medical Abnormalities Unveiling (MAU) dataset and propose a two-stage training method for UMed-LVLM training. To collect MAU dataset, we propose a prompt method utilizing the GPT-4V to generate diagnoses based on identified abnormal areas in medical images. Moreover, the two-stage training method includes Abnormal-Aware Instruction Tuning and Abnormal-Aware Rewarding, comprising Abnormal Localization Rewarding and Vision Relevance Rewarding. Experimental results demonstrate that our UMed-LVLM surpasses existing Med-LVLMs in identifying and understanding medical abnormality. In addition, this work shows that enhancing the abnormality detection capabilities of Med-LVLMs significantly improves their understanding of medical images and generalization capability.

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