The skull base is a complex region in neurosurgery, featuring numerous foramina. Accurate identification of these foramina is imperative to avoid intraoperative complications and to facilitate educational progress in neurosurgical trainees. The intricate landscape of the skull base often challenges both clinicians and learners, necessitating innovative identification solutions. We aimed to develop a computer vision model that automates the identification and labeling of the skull base foramina from various image formats, enhancing surgical planning and educational outcomes.
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