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    Area of Science:

    • Computer Vision
    • Medical Imaging
    • Surgical Education

    Background:

    • Surgical Visual Question Localized Answering (Surgical-VQLA) is crucial for surgical education, requiring visual and textual understanding.
    • Current models struggle with spatial reasoning and cross-modal semantic alignment in Surgical-VQLA.
    • Limited spatial sensitivity and semantic integration hinder the performance of existing approaches.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To introduce EndoVisLoc, a novel framework designed to enhance visual-textual interaction for Surgical-VQLA.
    • To improve the perception of anatomical structures and facilitate robust cross-modal fusion.
    • To jointly optimize answer prediction and precise anatomical localization in surgical visual question answering.

    Main Methods:

    • Developed a Parallel Multi Attention Module (PMAM) for capturing diverse visual features.
    • Implemented a Dynamic Gated Fusion Module (DGFM) for adaptive semantic prior injection.
    • Introduced a Hierarchical Classifier Head (HCH) for refining fused representations and joint optimization.

    Main Results:

    • EndoVisLoc significantly outperformed the state-of-the-art OTAS model on EndoVis-18-VQLA and EndoVis-17-VQLA datasets.
    • Achieved improvements of +5.72% ACC, +5.73% F-score, and +1.82% mIoU on EndoVis-18-VQLA.
    • Demonstrated consistent advantages in both answer accuracy and anatomical localization.

    Conclusions:

    • EndoVisLoc effectively addresses limitations in spatial reasoning and semantic integration for Surgical-VQLA.
    • The proposed framework shows superior performance and consistent advantages in surgical visual question answering tasks.
    • EndoVisLoc offers a promising solution for advancing surgical education through improved visual-textual understanding.