Bone-selective synthesis from digitally reconstructed radiographs (DRRs) requires separating skeletal signal from overlying tissue while preserving anatomical detail. U-Net skip connections supply fine encoder features, but their transfer is independent of decoder context. We introduce RFS-UNet, which lets the decoder participate in high-resolution channel recalibration. Pooled encoder and decoder features jointly predict a bounded residual scale, initialized to preserve the original skip transfer. The module operates at the two finest resolutions and integrates directly into the backbone. On a rebuilt patient-unique cohort, RFS improves test PSNR over U-Net-64 by 0.10 dB. A three-seed comparison with encoder-only recalibration supports the contribution of decoder context. RFS also offers a lower-latency alternative to CBAM, with 2.25 times faster inference in matched profiling. Decoder-conditioned reuse thus improves bone-selective synthesis through a compact architectural change.

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