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Generalizing Amyloid β Pathology from Postmortem Human Brains with Vision Foundation Models for Lesion Quantification

Oct 2026 · medRxiv · 0 citations
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By replacing empirical, from-scratch architectures with a generalizable foundation model adapter framework, ViTamyloid provides a highly sensitive scalable digital pathomics toolkit, offering objective, quantitative endpoints for Alzheimer's disease clinical trials and disease subtyping.

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