Medical AI model xvr lands in Nature, aligning X-ray with CT/MRI in seconds
DrDatta_AIIMS · x · 2026-09-24
xvr, a medical AI model developed by Vivek Gopalakrishnan and colleagues, has been published in Nature. It is a 2D/3D registration foundation model that aligns X-ray images with 3D CT/MRI scans in seconds.
Key points:
- Pretrained on thousands of whole-body scans, generalizing across anatomical sites
- Adapts to new anatomical regions in under 5 minutes without retraining
- Python API and CLI released for clinical workflow integration
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