[Expert consensus on artificial intelligence-based risk assessment in gastrointestinal surgery (2026 edition)].

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Abstract

Perioperative risk assessment in gastrointestinal surgery is a critical component for ensuring patient safety, optimizing therapeutic decision-making, and reducing postoperative complications. With the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) and big data technologies, intelligent risk prediction models based on machine learning and multimodal data integration have gradually become important tools for promoting precision perioperative management. However, standardized recommendations regarding input variables, predicted outcomes, validation methodologies, and clinical implementation of AI-based risk assessment models in gastrointestinal surgery remain lacking. To facilitate the standardized application of AI technologies in perioperative risk management for gastrointestinal surgery, the Colorectal Surgery Group of the Chinese Society of Surgery, Chinese Medical Association, together with experts in gastrointestinal surgery, evidence-based medicine, and artificial intelligence, developed the "Expert consensus on artificial intelligence-based risk assessment in gastrointestinal surgery(2026 edition)" based on currently available evidence-based medical evidence and extensive clinical experience. This consensus focuses on key issues including prediction of high-risk postoperative complications, model development and validation, dynamic risk monitoring, and perioperative intervention strategies. It systematically proposes the key input variables, major predictive outcomes, model evaluation metrics, and principles for multicenter implementation of AI-based risk assessment in gastrointestinal surgery. The consensus aims to establish a standardized AI-driven risk assessment framework applicable to gastrointestinal surgical practice in China and to promote the development of perioperative management toward greater precision and intelligence.

[基于人工智能的胃肠外科风险评估专家共识(2026年版)]。
胃肠手术围手术期风险评估是确保患者安全、优化治疗决策和减少术后并发症的关键组成部分。随着人工智能和大数据技术的快速发展,基于机器学习和多模态数据集成的智能风险预测模型逐渐成为推进精准围手术期管理的重要工具。然而,关于胃肠道手术中基于人工智能的风险评估模型的输入变量、预测结果、验证方法和临床实施的标准化建议仍然缺乏。为促进人工智能技术在胃肠外科围手术期风险管理中的规范应用,中华医学会中华外科学学会结直肠手术组联合胃肠外科、循证医学、人工智能等领域专家,根据现有的循证医学证据和广泛的临床经验,制定了“基于人工智能的胃肠手术风险评估专家共识(2026年版)”。这一共识集中在高危术后并发症预测、模型开发和验证、动态风险监测和围手术期干预策略等关键问题上。系统提出胃肠外科人工智能风险评估的关键输入变量、主要预测结果、模型评价指标及多中心实施原则。共识旨在建立适用于中国胃肠外科实践的标准化ai驱动风险评估框架,推动围手术期管理向精细化、智能化方向发展。
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期刊介绍: Chinese Journal of Surgery|Chin J Surg (monthly) is a high-level medical science and technology journal approved by the General Administration of Press and Publication of the People's Republic of China, under the supervision of the China Association for Science and Technology, and organised by the Chinese Medical Association for domestic and international public circulation. It was founded in January 1951, and is published on the basis of the Journal of Chinese Surgery. The Journal is aimed at senior and intermediate surgeons and related researchers, mainly reporting the leading scientific research results and clinical experience in the field of surgery, as well as the basic theoretical research that has a guiding effect on the clinical work of surgery. Chinese Journal of Surgery|Chin J Surg is committed to reflecting the major research progress in the field of surgery in China and promoting academic exchanges at home and abroad. The main columns include thesis, meta-analysis, review, expert forum, synthesis, case report, diagnosis and treatment experience, technical exchange, clinical case discussion, academic controversy, and special lectures, etc. The journal has been accepted by the National Academy of Medicine of the United States. The journal has been included in many famous databases at home and abroad, such as the Biomedical Analysis and Online Retrieval System (MEDLINE) of the U.S. National Library of Medicine.
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