From algorithms to airways: Applying artificial intelligence to enhance airway assessment, management, and training

IF 0.7 Q3 ANESTHESIOLOGY
Mingzhu Guo, Yongheng Hou, Yan Liu, Bo Yang, Chuhan Qiao, Jian Li
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Abstract

Artificial intelligence(AI) is advancing airway management applications, especially for airway assessment, clinical decision support, and training. Traditional assessment methods struggle with time and precision as complex airway disorders become more common. AI's powerful data processing and pattern recognition capabilities can assess patient imaging and clinical characteristics using deep learning algorithms to predict airway complications. In dynamic clinical environments, AI-assisted management solutions can improve airway control safety and efficiency by providing unique decision support. Additionally, AI systems using virtual reality and simulation training technologies can customize training programs for healthcare professionals based on airway difficulty, improving learning curves and clinical competencies in complex airway scenarios. AI in airway management shows its potential in assessment, clinical decision-making, and medical education. In clinical applications, we must also weigh AI's advantages and disadvantages. This review examines AI technology's current uses, future potential, and limitations in clinical practice and medical education.
从算法到气道:应用人工智能增强气道评估、管理和培训
人工智能(AI)正在推进气道管理应用,特别是在气道评估、临床决策支持和培训方面。随着复杂的气道疾病变得越来越普遍,传统的评估方法在时间和精度上存在问题。人工智能强大的数据处理和模式识别能力可以利用深度学习算法评估患者的影像学和临床特征,以预测气道并发症。在动态的临床环境中,人工智能辅助管理解决方案可以通过提供独特的决策支持来提高气道控制的安全性和效率。此外,使用虚拟现实和模拟培训技术的人工智能系统可以根据气道困难度为医疗保健专业人员定制培训计划,改善复杂气道场景的学习曲线和临床能力。人工智能在气道管理中显示出其在评估、临床决策和医学教育方面的潜力。在临床应用中,我们也必须权衡人工智能的利弊。本文综述了人工智能技术的当前用途、未来潜力以及在临床实践和医学教育中的局限性。
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