Artificial intelligence in modern clinical practice
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Overview: Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transformed from theoretical concept to practical reality in healthcare, revolutionizing disease diagnosis, treatment, and management. This technology uses machine learning and deep learning algorithms to analyze complex medical datasets, significantly improving diagnostic accuracy, treatment efficiency, and personalized patient care.
Clinical Applications: AI has revolutionized medical imaging across specialties. In radiology, systems detect lung nodules and pneumonia with high accuracy, while supporting mammography for early cancer detection. Digital pathology benefits from AI's ability to identify cancers and quantify biomarkers invisible to human eyes. Ophthalmology and dermatology applications include detecting diabetic retinopathy and classifying skin lesions with specialist-level accuracy.
Beyond imaging, AI enables early disease detection by integrating electronic health records and biomarkers to identify predictive patterns before symptoms appear. Applications span oncology risk prediction, cardiovascular ECG analysis, and chronic disease management through wearable device monitoring.
Treatment and Operations: AI transforms treatment through personalized medicine, combining genomic and clinical data to predict therapy responses. In surgery, AI enhances robot-assisted procedures with real-time feedback and precision guidance. Drug discovery acceleration includes genomic database analysis and virtual compound screening, with AI-developed drugs entering clinical trials.
Healthcare operations benefit from AI through intelligent scheduling, patient flow management, and resource allocation. Natural Language Processing extracts valuable information from clinical documentation, while predictive analytics optimize hospital workflows and supply chain management.Challenges and Future Directions.
Despite promising applications, AI faces significant implementation challenges. Algorithmic bias risks perpetuating healthcare disparities, while "black box" models limit transparency and clinical trust. Data privacy, regulatory frameworks, integration costs, and clinician resistance present additional barriers.The future lies in collaborative models where AI enhances rather than replaces clinical expertise. Success requires coordinated efforts to develop explainable, robust systems while addressing ethical concerns and ensuring equitable implementation that maintains core healthcare values.
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Machine Learning, Personalized Medicine, The ultimate goal of tailoring treatments to individual patient characteristics Clinical D
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INGLADA GALIANA, Luis; MENA MARTIN, Francisco Javier; SANZ ESPINOSA, Pablo Anselmo.
Artificial intelligence in modern clinical practice.
Medical Research Archives, [S.l.], v. 13, n. 8, aug. 2025.
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Available at: <https://esmed.org/MRA/mra/article/view/6887>. Date accessed: 05 dec. 2025.
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