Optimizing Antibiotics Prophylaxis in Neurosurgery through Machin Learning: Predicting Infections and Personalizing Treatment Strategies.
Shajahan Wahed,
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Mutaz Abdel Wahed
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Gamification and Augmented Reality.,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
3, P. 108 - 108
Published: April 4, 2025
Introduction:
Preventing
postoperative
infections
in
neurosurgery
is
crucial
to
reducing
morbidity.
Machine
learning
(ML)
models
have
shown
potential
predicting
and
optimizing
antibiotic
use.
Methods:
Patient
data
from
neurosurgical
procedures
were
analyzed
develop
evaluate
ML
for
infections.
Various
algorithms,
including
logistic
regression,
Random
Forest,
Gradient
Boosting
(GBM),
SVM,
neural
networks,
compared.
Performance
metrics
such
as
accuracy,
sensitivity,
specificity,
area
under
the
receiver
operating
characteristic
curve
(AUC-ROC)
calculated.
Results:
The
GBM
model
achieved
best
performance,
with
an
accuracy
of
89.1%
AUC-ROC
0.91.
most
important
predictors
infection
surgical
duration
(27.3%),
preoperative
CRP
levels
(21.8%),
blood
loss
(18.5%).
Patients
who
developed
had
significantly
longer
surgeries
elevated
levels.
Conclusions:
demonstrated
high
neurosurgery.
Early
identification
high-risk
patients
may
optimize
prophylaxis
reduce
complications.
Further
validation
required
clinical
implementation.
Language: Английский
AI-Enhanced Threat Intelligence for Proactive Zero-Day Attack Detection
Mutaz Abdel Wahed
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Gamification and Augmented Reality.,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
3, P. 112 - 112
Published: April 13, 2025
Introduction:
zero-day
attacks
pose
a
critical
cybersecurity
challenge
by
targeting
vulnerabilities
that
are
undisclosed
to
software
vendors
and
security
experts.
Conventional
threat
intelligence
approaches,
which
rely
on
known
signatures
attack
patterns,
often
fail
detect
these
stealthy
threats.Methods:
this
study
proposes
comprehensive
framework
combines
AI
technologies,
including
machine
learning
algorithms,
natural
language
processing
(NLP),
anomaly
detection,
analyze
threats
in
real
time.
The
incorporates
predictive
modeling
anticipate
potential
vectors
automated
response
mechanisms
enable
rapid
mitigation.Results:
the
findings
indicate
AI-enhanced
significantly
improves
detection
of
compared
traditional
methods.
reduces
time
enhances
accuracy
identifying
subtle
anomalies
indicative
exploits.Conclusion:
research
highlights
transformative
strengthening
against
attacks.
By
leveraging
advanced
real-time
analytics,
proposed
offers
more
robust
adaptive
approach
cybersecurity.
Language: Английский
AI-Deep Learning Framework for Predicting Neuropsychiatric Outcomes Following Toxic Effects of Drugs on The Brain
Shajahan Wahed,
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Mutaz Abdel Wahed
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Multidisciplinar,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
3, P. 222 - 222
Published: April 25, 2025
Introduction:
drug-induced
neurotoxicity
represents
a
significant
clinical
challenge,
with
neuropsychiatric
complications
affecting
treatment
outcomes
and
patient
quality
of
life.
Current
predictive
tools
lack
both
accuracy
interpretability,
limiting
their
utility.
Methods:
We
developed
hybrid
CNN-LSTM
deep
learning
framework
attention
mechanisms,
trained
on
multimodal
data
including
electronic
health
records,
neuroimaging,
biomarker
profiles.
Model
interpretability
was
achieved
through
SHAP
value
analysis,
performance
evaluated
via
5-fold
cross-validation.Results:
The
model
92
%
(AUC-ROC
0,93),
significantly
outperforming
traditional
approaches.
Key
predictors
included
drug
dosage
(SHAP=0,15),
duration
(SHAP=0,12),
age.
High-risk
subgroups
(patients
>60
years)
showed
2,5×
increased
risk
cognitive
decline
(p<0,01).Conclusions:
This
interpretable
AI
enables
precise,
clinically
actionable
prediction
following
neurotoxicity,
supporting
personalized
decisions
mitigation
strategies.
Language: Английский