Computer vision has transformative potential in healthcare, enabling applications like medical imaging analysis, disease diagnosis, and surgical assistance. It is used in radiology to detect anomalies in X-rays, MRIs, and CT scans with high accuracy, aiding early diagnosis of conditions like cancer or fractures. In pathology, computer vision automates the analysis of tissue samples, identifying patterns that may indicate disease. Surgical robots equipped with vision systems enhance precision during procedures. Additionally, computer vision powers patient monitoring systems, ensuring safety in hospital settings. These advancements improve efficiency, accuracy, and patient outcomes in healthcare.
What role can computer vision play in health care?
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