BiSegMamba: Efficient Bidirectional Tri-Oriented Mamba for 3D Medical Image Segmentation
- URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2605.30972v1
- Date: Fri, 29 May 2026 08:13:22 GMT
- Title: BiSegMamba: Efficient Bidirectional Tri-Oriented Mamba for 3D Medical Image Segmentation
- Abstract summary: We propose BiSegMamba, an efficient tri-oriented Mamba network for 3D medical image segmentation.<n>BiSegMamba generalizes well across vascular, cardiac, brain tumor, and abdominal multi-organ segmentation tasks.<n>Compared with SegMamba-V2, BiSegMamba achieves slightly better performance on BraTS2023 and clear improvements on ACDC and the carotid dataset.
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- Abstract: Accurate 3D medical image segmentation requires both long-range volumetric context and fine boundary preservation. CNN-based methods have limited global dependency modeling, while Transformer-based models are often computationally expensive for dense 3D inputs. Recent Mamba-based methods provide an efficient alternative, but existing volumetric designs still depend on repeated high-resolution scanning, forward-only sequential modeling, and fixed directional summation, causing high cost, scan-order bias, and suboptimal directional aggregation. We propose BiSegMamba, an efficient bidirectional tri-oriented Mamba network for 3D medical image segmentation. BiSegMamba follows a compact-to-detail design, where a progressive compacting stem (PCS) enables efficient latent-space reasoning while retaining shallow high-resolution features for reconstruction. A multi-scale spatial mixer (MSSM) captures local anatomical patterns in early stages, and the proposed bidirectional tri-oriented Ortho Mamba (Bi-ToOM) block models long-range dependencies from multiple orthogonal views using jointly processed forward and backward scan sequences. Adaptive directional fusion (ADF) learns input-dependent channel-wise weights across scan orientations, replacing fixed summation with orientation-aware fusion. Experiments on a collected carotid CTA dataset and three public benchmarks, BraTS2023, ACDC, and AMOS-CT, show that BiSegMamba generalizes well across vascular, cardiac, brain tumor, and abdominal multi-organ segmentation tasks. Compared with SegMamba-V2, BiSegMamba achieves slightly better performance on BraTS2023 and clear improvements on ACDC and the carotid dataset, while reducing computational cost by up to 77.9% FLOPs, demonstrating a strong accuracy-efficiency balance for general 3D medical image segmentation.
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