Artificial Intelligence Medical Compendium

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Standardizing case definitions for hoof lesions and lameness: A scoping review to improve machine learning applications in dairy cattle.

Journal of dairy science
Lameness in dairy cattle, primarily caused by hoof lesions, remains a widespread issue in North America with significant welfare, economic, and sustainability impacts. Although emerging technologies incorporating machine learning offer promising solu... read more 

3D Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Substrate Features-Based Machine Learning Model for Post-myocardial Infarction Risk Stratification: a Multicenter Study.

The Canadian journal of cardiology
BACKGROUND: Accurate risk stratification post-myocardial infarction (MI) remains challenging. This study aimed to develop interpretable machine learning (ML) models integrating 3D cardiac magnetic resonance (CMR) substrate features to predict major a... read more 

Let's Talk Tech: The Role of Technology in Neurology Education.

Seminars in neurology
As a field, neurology can seem complicated, overwhelming, and at times ambiguous and uncertain. However, novel technological developments-including artificial intelligence-can be used to decrease "neurophobia," foster enthusiasm about our specialty, ... read more 

From Clinic to Community: An Interpretable Artificial Intelligence Framework for Enamel Caries Detection to Support Public Health Dentistry.

European journal of dentistry
Dental enamel caries is among the most prevalent oral diseases worldwide. Early detection is essential, as incipient lesions can be managed with noninvasive therapies. Conventional methods, such as visual-tactile inspection and radiography, remain li... read more 

Artificial intelligence and medicine: an epistemological inquiry.

Medical humanities
Artificial intelligence (AI) in medicine inspires both enthusiasm and concern. It introduces an unprecedented development in the history of knowledge: for the first time, understanding is being generated by a non-human agent. This shift takes on part... read more 

Narrative as technology: the role of the medical humanities in responding to emerging biomedical technologies.

Medical humanities
Often, the medical humanities are framed as a corrective to various instrumental inclinations within biomedicine. The humanities, according to this formulation, represent a point of departure from instrumental thinking, a means by which the arts inte... read more 

Enhanced cardiovascular disease risk prediction using integrated machine learning models: a study from the UK Biobank cohort.

Open heart
OBJECTIVE: Cardiovascular diseases (CVD) remain the leading cause of mortality globally, necessitating early risk identification to improve prevention and management strategies. Traditional risk prediction models, such as the Framingham Cardiovascula... read more 

Automated Gating of CD34+ Cells in Cord Blood: Performance Evaluation of a Machine Learning-Based ISHAGE Protocol.

Cytometry. Part A : the journal of the International Society for Analytical Cytology
Precise quantification of cellular subsets is fundamental for qualifying grafts and supporting emerging therapies. CD34+ enumeration in cord blood using the ISHAGE protocol exemplifies the operator variability inherent to manual gating. We evaluated ... read more