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# Diabetic Retinopathy Grading

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  1. Retinal grading stops reading one raw photo: separate lesion and vessel paths reach 93.32% on five-grade diabetic retinopathy staging

    Retinal disease grading has mostly relied on raw color fundus photographs, where low-contrast lesions and thin vessels are easily lost to illumination and noise. F2D-RetinaNet sends an enhanced green channel and a vessel map through two separate branches and fuses them into one grading decision. On APTOS 2019 five-grade diabetic retinopathy staging it reaches 93.32% accuracy, 3.25 points above the RGB-only baseline, and 87.14% on the external DREAM-RFI set after overlapping images were excluded.

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    Oracle-curated synthetic fundus images lift ConvNeXt diabetic retinopathy grading kappa from 0.6350 to 0.7695 and double proliferative DR recall

    The study pretrained StyleGAN3 and Medfusion on an auxiliary dataset, curated synthetic images through a domain-matched Oracle network using Latent Space Rejection Sampling and Class-Conditioned SDEdit Escalation, and evaluated downstream grading on the Indian DR Image Dataset across ConvNeXt, ResNet50, and VGG16 with five random seeds, finding that a real-data-only ConvNeXt baseline reached a quadratic weighted kappa of 0.6350 ± 0.0135, curated StyleGAN3 augmentation raised it to 0.7185 ± 0.0309, Medfusion augmentation reached 0.7695 ± 0.0254 (an absolute improvement of 0.1345), and Medfusion doubled proliferative DR recall from 0.2615 ± 0.1595 to 0.5385 ± 0.0942.

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