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Advancing Medical Imaging with Deep Learning: Efficient Models, Enhancements, and Multimodal Fusion
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Yonis Gulzar

Yonis Gulzar

Department of Management Information Systems, College of Business Administration, King Faisal University, Saudi Arabia

Yonis Gulzar is an Associate Professor at King Faisal University, Saudi Arabia, with expertise in artificial intelligence, deep learning, and computer vision. His research focuses on developing efficient and scalable AI models for medical imaging, enhancing diagnostic accuracy while optimizing computational performance. He specializes in lightweight architectures, model compression, and multimodal fusion to enable real-time applications in healthcare. With extensive experience in AI-driven diagnostics and security, Dr. Gulzar actively leads research initiatives aimed at bridging the gap between cutting-edge AI advancements and real-world clinical needs. His contributions to model optimization and intelligent image analysis drive innovative solutions that improve accessibility and efficiency in medical imaging.

Collection Overview

Advancements in medical imaging have significantly improved disease detection, segmentation, and classification, yet the computational demands of current deep-learning models often hinder their deployment in real-time clinical environments. This Methods Collection addresses these challenges by focusing on the development of efficient deep learning models, novel image enhancement techniques, and multimodal fusion approaches that can improve the accuracy, speed, and accessibility of medical imaging. By providing cutting-edge methodologies for lightweight architectures, image clarity enhancements, and the integration of multiple imaging modalities, this collection aims to enable the practical application of AI in resource-constrained settings such as mobile healthcare and edge computing devices. This will help bridge the gap between advanced AI research and real-world clinical applications, benefiting both researchers and clinicians in the ongoing effort to improve diagnostic processes and patient care.

Abstracts

A Comparative Protocol for Coronary Artery Segmentation: Evaluating Leading Deep Learning Models to Determine the Best on Public Angiography Data

Yifang Gao*1

1Universiti Sains Malaysia