Early detection of prenatal anomalies is a top clinical challenge. Although ultrasound remains the most widely used imaging tool in prenatal screening, its interpretation is limited by the low prevalence of certain pathologies and the enormous morphological variability between cases. Traditional deep learning approaches require extensive labeled datasets, which are difficult to obtain in daily clinical practice. Faced with this reality, an innovative paradigm emerges: classifying and localizing anomalies in ultrasound scans without the need for specific training. The article arXiv:2607.00744v1 proposes a training-free framework that, with just a few reference images per category, achieves competitive results on a multicenter dataset of 1,149 cases and 9 types of anomalies. This system relies on a memory bank with multi-granular prototypes, a prototype-guided soft fusion mechanism, and a class-aware refinement strategy. The ability to operate without retraining is especially valuable in resource-limited environments where every minute counts.
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