MRGAgents: A Multi-Agent Framework for Improved Medical Report Generation with Med-LVLMs

📅 2025-05-24
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Med-LVLMs suffer from two critical limitations in radiology report generation: (1) excessive prediction of “normal” findings, leading to missed key abnormalities, and (2) insufficient systematic anatomical region coverage. To address these, we propose MRGAgents—a novel multi-agent framework that introduces disease-category-specific specialized agents, coordinated via a hierarchical collaboration mechanism. Each agent is fine-tuned on disease-specific subsets derived from IU X-ray and MIMIC-CXR, enabling fine-grained, pathology-aware adaptation. The framework integrates multi-agent collaborative reasoning, Med-LVLM customization, and structured report generation. Experimental results demonstrate significant improvements over state-of-the-art methods across abnormality detection rate, anatomical region coverage, and clinical completeness—substantially enhancing diagnostic utility and report reliability.

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Medical Large Vision-Language Models (Med-LVLMs) have been widely adopted for medical report generation. Despite Med-LVLMs producing state-of-the-art performance, they exhibit a bias toward predicting all findings as normal, leading to reports that overlook critical abnormalities. Furthermore, these models often fail to provide comprehensive descriptions of radiologically relevant regions necessary for accurate diagnosis. To address these challenges, we proposeMedical Report Generation Agents (MRGAgents), a novel multi-agent framework that fine-tunes specialized agents for different disease categories. By curating subsets of the IU X-ray and MIMIC-CXR datasets to train disease-specific agents, MRGAgents generates reports that more effectively balance normal and abnormal findings while ensuring a comprehensive description of clinically relevant regions. Our experiments demonstrate that MRGAgents outperformed the state-of-the-art, improving both report comprehensiveness and diagnostic utility.
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Med-LVLMs bias toward normal findings, missing critical abnormalities
Models lack comprehensive descriptions of key diagnostic regions
Need for balanced, disease-specific medical report generation
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Multi-agent framework for medical report generation
Fine-tunes disease-specific agents using curated datasets
Improves report comprehensiveness and diagnostic utility
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