Artificial Intelligence Medical Compendium

BACKGROUND: Sepsis-induced left ventricular (LV) dysfunction complicates fluid resuscitation, increasing the risk of pulmonary edema and worsening outcomes. Echocardiographic assessment is often delayed, and natriuretic peptides such as N-terminal pr... read more 

Atomically precise luminescent copper(i) coordination clusters have emerged as a sustainable, earth-abundant, and structurally versatile class of materials, offering a compelling alternative to noble-metal (Au, Ag) luminophores. This review comprehen... read more 

Heavy metal contamination poses a critical global health risk, affecting over 2.2 billion people and necessitating rapid, sensitive, and field-deployable detection technologies. Conventional analytical techniques such as ICP-MS and AAS, while highly ... read more 

Machine-learning models in chemistry are increasingly trained on values compiled from many published papers and are usually validated by splitting the records at random or by publication; the latter assumes that each publication is an independent exp... read more 

PRCIS: ChatGPT-o1 and DeepSeek-R1 demonstrated similar performance in answering frequently asked patient questions. However, limitations in reliability and high reading levels underscore the need for greater oversight and refinement to improve their ... read more 

Artificial vision systems capable of dynamically adapting to changing spectral environments are essential for next-generation intelligent perception but remain fundamentally constrained by the fixed spectral responsivity of conventional photodetector... read more 

PURPOSE OF REVIEW: Patient-ventilator asynchrony is commonly treated as a technical mismatch requiring correction, although asynchronous breaths are not uniformly harmful and apparent synchrony may conceal injurious effort. This review summarizes evi... read more 

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the quality, safety, and citation characteristics of OpenEvidence across pediatric subspecialties. METHODS: Guideline-anchored clinical questions spanning high, moderate, and low evidence certainty across 6 pediatric subspecial... read more 

Colonoscopy is central to colorectal cancer prevention but remains a high-demand psychomotor and cognitive procedure, characterized by operator dependency, variable performance, and substantial physical and mental workload. Increasing evidence links ... read more 

To systematically delineate the research landscape and evolutionary trajectory of telesurgery in urology, analyze the global research architecture, core research forces, and frontier hotspot evolution patterns, and provide a bibliometric basis for cl... read more