Segmentation of the intracranial cavity in T1-weighted MR images of the human head by a location-specific 3D U-NetHelmholtz AI Conference 2026
The intracranial cavity (ICC) is a space in the head which contains the brain, cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), meninges and blood vessels. Its volume is often used as a reference variable in studies of…
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