1.Research progress on the application of deep learning in lumbar spine disease
Gaokai HU ; Ya'nan NIU ; Yukang GONG ; Yang HU ; Ruixuan XU ; Wenshan GAO
The Journal of Practical Medicine 2025;41(6):921-928
Deep learning(DL)is a machine learning technique that emulates the human brain's functionality through multi-layered neural network models,enabling it to learn and extract features from data,thereby facilitating the automatic processing and learning of complex tasks.DL has achieved numerous significant breakthroughs in areas such as image recognition,speech recognition,and natural language processing,becoming one of the most promi-nent technologies in the field of artificial intelligence.With the rapid advancement of DL technology,its application in the medical field has yielded remarkable outcomes,offering new possibilities for the diagnosis and treatment of lumbar diseases.This review aims to elucidate the application and research progress of DL in diagnosing,planning surgeries,and predicting postoperative efficacy for lumbar spine diseases.
2.Research progress on the application of deep learning in lumbar spine disease
Gaokai HU ; Ya'nan NIU ; Yukang GONG ; Yang HU ; Ruixuan XU ; Wenshan GAO
The Journal of Practical Medicine 2025;41(6):921-928
Deep learning(DL)is a machine learning technique that emulates the human brain's functionality through multi-layered neural network models,enabling it to learn and extract features from data,thereby facilitating the automatic processing and learning of complex tasks.DL has achieved numerous significant breakthroughs in areas such as image recognition,speech recognition,and natural language processing,becoming one of the most promi-nent technologies in the field of artificial intelligence.With the rapid advancement of DL technology,its application in the medical field has yielded remarkable outcomes,offering new possibilities for the diagnosis and treatment of lumbar diseases.This review aims to elucidate the application and research progress of DL in diagnosing,planning surgeries,and predicting postoperative efficacy for lumbar spine diseases.

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