@JakobWasserthal: TotalSegmentator now has an MCP server. Connect it to e.g. Codex and ask questions like: “Does this CT show signs of he…
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TotalSegmentator now has an MCP server, enabling AI agents like Codex to run it and answer clinical questions about CT scans, e.g., detecting hepatosplenomegaly or NAFLD/NASH.
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TotalSegmentator now has an MCP server.
Connect it to e.g. Codex and ask questions like:
“Does this CT show signs of hepatosplenomegaly or NAFLD/NASH?”
The agent figures out what to measure, runs TotalSegmentator, and interprets the results using clinical guidelines. https://t.co/U0IYLELiLF
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