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Clinical information prompt-driven retinal fundus image for brain health evaluation
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    • Clinical information prompt-driven retinal fundus image for brain health evaluation

    • “A new study introduces its research progress in estimating brain volume through retinal fundus imaging. Experts proposed the CMCR network to elucidate the co-degenerative relationships between the eyes and brain, offering a cost-effective approach for assessing brain health.”
    • Nuo Tong , Ying Hui , Shui-Ping Gou , Ling-Xi Chen , Xiang-Hong Wang , Shuo-Hua Chen , Jing Li , Xiao-Shuai Li , Yun-Tao Wu , Shou-Ling Wu , Zhen-Chang Wang , Jing Sun , Han Lv
    • Military Medical Research Vol. 13, Issue 1, Pages: 43-57(2026)

    • DOI： 10.1186/s40779-025-00630-2     

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    • Accepted：10 July 2025 ，

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