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Research questionHow can we build a public surgical video-language corpus that supports reasoning across open and minimally invasive procedures?Public surgical video resources have limited coverage of open surgery and diverse procedure types, making broad model training difficult. Inconsistent annotations and evaluation also make surgical reasoning capabilities hard to compare across procedures.
AI
Computer Vision
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Health
Image & Video Processing
Multimodal Models
Reasoning
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Latest papersRecent research connected to this question, newest first.SurgAtlas: A Large-Scale Surgical Video-Language Dataset with 2,391 Hours of Open and Minimally Invasive SurgeryThe source describes SurgAtlas, a publicly available YouTube-derived corpus covering 15,291 videos and 2,391 hours across open and minimally invasive procedures. It provides hierarchical captions and visual question-answer annotations, including an expert-validated subset, and reports results on established surgical video understanding and reasoning benchmarks. The evidence concerns dataset construction and model evaluation, not clinical effectiveness.research paper · Sep 2, 2026
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