MIT's xvr Aligns 2D X-Rays with 3D Scans in Seconds

MIT CSAIL and collaborators published xvr in Nature, a framework that aligns intraoperative 2D X-rays with preoperative 3D scans within seconds at sub-millimeter accuracy. It pre-trains broadly then overfits to each patient's own scan in about five minutes, enabling safer minimally invasive surgery.

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