AI Computer Vision Comes to Neurosurgery: Flagging Key OR Moments to Train Residents
ddonoho · x · 2026-09-05
Dr. Dan Donoho of Children's National Hospital and GWU presented at Ohio State's Neurosurgery Grand Rounds on how AI and computer vision are changing neurosurgery: teaching machines to understand what's happening in the OR, flagging the moments that drive patient outcomes, and turning surgical video into a training tool for residents.
The stated goal isn't smarter software — it's safer operations and better surgeons.
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