Researchers have developed a progressive deep learning framework to assess the maturation of spheno-occipital synchondrosis (SOS) using cone-beam CT scans, addressing high inter-observer variability in current methods. By training models sequentially from coarse to fine-grained features, this approach improves accuracy and stability, especially for ambiguous stages, without altering network architecture or loss functions. This technique enhances the reliability of SOS staging and could be applied to other continuous biological processes in medical imaging.
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