Jul 2026· European spine journal· 1 citation· 25 references
Medicine
TL;DR
This study presents a promising segmentation system for spinal endoscopic anatomy that achieves high accuracy for critical soft tissues such as the ligamentum flavum and nerve roots and demonstrates high and consistent segmentation performance for the ligamentum flavum and nerve roots.
BACKGROUND
Computer vision in surgery remains limited by the complexity of anatomical environments and the scarcity of annotated datasets, particularly in hand surgery. Semantic segmentation could enable precise recognition of fine anatomical structures and lesions directly from surgical images.
METHODS
A dataset of...
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