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Artificial intelligence (AI) corresponds to a broad discipline that aims to design systems which display properties of human intelligence. While it has led to many advances and applications in daily… Click to show full abstract
Artificial intelligence (AI) corresponds to a broad discipline that aims to design systems which display properties of human intelligence. While it has led to many advances and applications in daily life, its introduction in medicine is still in its infancy. AI has created interesting perspectives for medical research and clinical practice but has been sometimes associated with hype leading to a misunderstanding of its real capabilities. Here, we aim to introduce the fundamentals notions of AI and to bring an overview of its potential applications for medical and surgical practice. In the limelight of current knowledge, limits and challenges to face as well as future directions are discussed.
Journal Title: Annals of vascular surgery
Year Published: 2019
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