Cv ct z stack orientation flip
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- **wenmin-wu/cv-ct-z-stack-orientation-flip**: Detect inverted CT slice ordering by comparing ImagePositionPatient[2] (the Z coordinate) of the first and last DICOM slice in a series, flipping the volume along axis 0 when needed so every patient ends up in canonical head→feet order Read `references/wenmin-wu/skills/cv/ct-z-stack-orientation-flip/SKILL.md`.
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