The prevalence of spinal tuberculosis (ST) is particularly high in underdeveloped regions with inadequate medical conditions. This not only leads to misdiagnosis and delays in treatment progress but also contributes to the continued transmission of tuberculosis bacteria, posing a risk to other individuals. Currently, CT imaging is extensively utilized in computer-aided diagnosis (CAD). The main features of ST on CT images include bone destruction, osteosclerosis, sequestration formation, and intervertebral disc damage. However, manual diagnosis...
