Introduction to Artificial Intelligence for General Surgeons: A Narrative Review
Blanche Lee,
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Nikhil Narsey
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Cureus,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 1, 2025
Artificial
intelligence
(AI)
has
rapidly
progressed
in
the
last
decade
and
will
inevitably
become
incorporated
into
trauma
surgical
systems.
In
such
settings,
surgeons
often
need
to
make
high-stakes,
time-sensitive,
complex
decisions
with
limited
or
uncertain
information.
AI
great
potential
augment
pre-operative,
intra-operative,
post-operative
phases
of
care.
Despite
expeditious
advancement
AI,
many
lack
a
foundational
understanding
terminology,
its
processes,
applications
clinical
practice.
This
narrative
review
aims
educate
general
about
basics
highlight
thoraco-abdominal
trauma,
discuss
implications
incorporating
use
Australian
health
care
system.
found
that
studies
have
predominantly
focused
on
machine
learning
deep
applied
diagnostics,
risk
prediction,
decision-making.
Other
subfields
include
natural
language
processing
computer
vision.
While
tools
care,
current
is
limited.
Future
prospective,
locally
validated
research
required
prior
Language: Английский
The use of artificial intelligence in blunt chest trauma
Sagar Galwankar,
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Łukasz Szarpak,
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Başar Cander
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et al.
The American Journal of Emergency Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
87, P. 157 - 158
Published: Sept. 3, 2024
Language: Английский
New Approaches to AI Methods for Screening Cardiomegaly on Chest Radiographs
Applied Sciences,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
14(24), P. 11605 - 11605
Published: Dec. 12, 2024
Background:
Cardiothoracic
ratio
(CTR)
and
transverse
cardiac
diameter
(TCD)
are
parameters
that
used
to
assess
size
on
chest
radiographs
(CXRs).
We
aimed
investigate
the
performance
efficiency
of
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
in
screening
for
cardiomegaly
CXRs.
Methods:
The
U-net
architecture
was
designed
lung
heart
segmentation.
CTR
TCD
were
then
calculated
using
these
labels
a
mathematical
algorithm.
For
training
set,
we
retrospectively
included
65
randomly
selected
patients
who
underwent
CXRs,
while
testing
chose
50
magnetic
resonance
(CMR)
imaging
had
available
CXRs
medical
documentation.
Results:
Using
Dice
coefficient
0.984
±
0.003
(min.
0.977),
it
0.983
0.004
0.972).
0.970
0.012
0.926),
0.950
0.021
0.871).
mean
measurements
slightly
greater
when
from
either
manual
or
automated
segmentation
than
manually
read.
Receiver
operating
characteristic
analyses
showed
both
segmentation,
read,
good
predictors
diagnosed
CMR.
However,
McNemar
tests
have
shown
diagnoses
made
with
TCD,
rather
CTR,
more
consistent
CMR
diagnoses.
According
different
definition
based
imaging,
accuracy
ranged
62.0
74.0%
automatic
(for
64.0
72.0%).
Conclusion:
use
AI
may
optimize
process
Future
studies
should
focus
improving
algorithms
assessing
usefulness
cardiomegaly.
Language: Английский