AI-enhanced depth tracking improved mean error to 1.0 mm in liver surgeries, suggesting greater accuracy in surgical navigation.
Complex surgeries such as liver resections require robust AR tracking under deformation and occlusion. We propose an AI-enhanced depth framework using a CNN-LSTM hybrid to denoise depth maps and predict motion trajectories. GAN-based augmentation improved training on limited intraoperative datasets. On 500 annotated liver frames, mean error dropped from 2.5 mm (baseline) to 1.0 mm, robustness under occlusion increased by 40%, and latency stayed under 45 ms. The system maintained 24 fps, outperforming conventional ICP-based methods.
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