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Article Synopsis
- The retinogeniculate visual pathway (RGVP) transmits visual data from the retina to the brain, making its identification crucial for understanding vision-related conditions.
- DeepRGVP, a new deep learning framework, allows efficient and precise mapping of the RGVP from diffusion MRI data, overcoming the challenges of manual tract selection.
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