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CytoSPM: Open-Vocabulary Cytopathology Detection with Structured Prompt Bank

Cytopathology detection requires open-vocabulary recognition because cellular categories are fine-grained, long-tailed, and continuously evolving across different organ systems. However, existing cytology detectors are mostly single-domain and closed-set, and there is still no unified benchmark for evaluating open-vocabulary cytopathology detection. We present PentaCyto, a multi-domain benchmark covering cervical, urinary, respiratory, serous fluid, and thyroid cytology, with 24 base categories and 9 held-out novel categories. Each category is associated with structured cytomorphology prompts that describe diagnostic morphological attributes and provide clinically grounded textual knowled...

AuthorsWenjie Li, Zishan Xu, Jinyang Huang et al.
Primary categorycs.CV
Published25 September 2026
Last updated at source25 September 2026
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