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Mind the Gap: Mesh-Guided Repair of Broken Vessels
Vessel segmentation is commonly optimized as voxel-wise classification, but small local errors can strongly disrupt vascular connectivity while having little effect on overlap scores. This is particularly problematic for downstream analyses that rely on centerlines, branches, connected components, o
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