AI Segments MRI Images
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Researchers develop AI model to automatically segment MRI images

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Swiss researchers develop AI model to automatically segment MRI images.
MRI provides detailed images of the human body and is essential for diagnosing various medical conditions.
For in-depth interpretation of MRI images, the organs, muscles and bones in the images are outlined or marked, which is known as segmenting.
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