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    • Medical Image Analysis
    • Artificial Intelligence in Dermatology
    • Computer Vision

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    • Non-invasive analysis of skin wounds is crucial for dermatological diagnosis and treatment.
    • Accurate segmentation of skin wounds from photographs aids in objective wound assessment.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose a novel Feature Augment Network (FANet) for automatic skin wound segmentation.
    • To develop an Interactive Feature Augment Network (IFANet) for refining automatic segmentation results through user interaction.

    Main Methods:

    • The FANet incorporates Edge Feature Augment (EFA) and Spatial Relationship Feature Augment (SFA) modules to leverage edge and spatial information.
    • The IFANet utilizes FANet as a backbone, integrating user interactions for enhanced segmentation.
    • Networks were evaluated on diverse skin wound image datasets, including a public foot ulcer segmentation challenge dataset.

    Main Results:

    • The FANet achieved effective automatic segmentation of skin wounds.
    • The IFANet demonstrated significant improvement of segmentation accuracy with minimal user input.
    • Comparative experiments confirmed the superiority of the proposed networks over existing methods.

    Conclusions:

    • The developed FANet and IFANet offer robust solutions for skin wound segmentation.
    • Interactive refinement significantly enhances the precision of automatic segmentation results.
    • These AI-driven approaches hold promise for advancing dermatological diagnostics and wound care.