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Harefuah2024;163(11):687-690.December 1, 2024English Abstract

[THE SURGICAL INTELLIGENCE REVOLUTION - APPLYING AI TO IMPROVE SURGICAL QUALITY AND SAFETY].

Yuval Mirkin1, Dotan Asselman1, Sari Maril1, Michal Guindy2, Tamir Wolf1
1Theator Inc., Palo Alto, California, USA.
2Assuta Medical Centers, Israel.

Abstract

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) in medicine is rising fast. We continually hear about novel AI-based technologies being deployed to aid clinical teams in areas like interpreting medical images, understanding pathology, determining diagnosis, predicting prognosis, and deciding on interventions. The field of surgery, however, has been slower to jump on the AI bandwagon. In this paper, we pre…

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