PIVM: Diffusion-Based Prior-Integrated Variation Modeling for Anatomically Precise Abdominal CT Synthesis
arXiv cs.CV / 3/25/2026
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Key Points
- The paper introduces PIVM, a diffusion-based framework for generating anatomically precise abdominal CT images despite limited labeled data and privacy constraints.
- Instead of sampling from noise to create full images, PIVM predicts voxel-wise intensity variations conditioned on organ-specific intensity priors derived from segmentation labels.
- By jointly using priors and segmentation labels to guide the diffusion process, the method improves spatial alignment and realistic organ boundaries.
- PIVM operates directly in image space (not latent space) to preserve the full Hounsfield Unit (HU) range and avoid the smoothing often seen in latent diffusion approaches.
- The authors provide source code at the linked GitHub repository, enabling reproduction and further development.
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