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Abstract Precise spatial understanding of complex anatomy is critical for preoperative planning in hepatobiliary surgery. Traditional CT and MRI imaging require mental reconstruction of anatomy from 2D slices, imposing substantial cognitive load. Although 3D reconstructions improve spatial understanding, they are typically displayed on 2D screens, limiting true depth perception.
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