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Acta Médica
By Idoris Cordero Escobar.
Artificial intelligence is the scientific discipline that focuses on creating computer programs that perform operations comparable to those performed by the human mind. It can be used to analyze large amounts of data in real time during surgical procedures.
To provide an update on what a doctor should know about Artificial Intelligence.
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A single-topic literature review was conducted through a bibliographic search of the PubMed and LILACS databases. The criteria were based on the MeSH and DeCS descriptors used through different combinations of words and logical operators. The filters used were the year of publication (last five years), the publications were in English and Spanish, open access, and the publications were conducted in humans. The search results were compiled in an Excel logical matrix. They were organized according to the research requirements.
A total of 1 237 articles from the last five years were found; 1 224 with full text; 35 systematic reviews, all involving humans; three written in french; and only five related to the research topic.
Doctors should have some knowledge of Artificial intelligence, as it helps to perform effective and personalized techniques, which leads to greater patient safety, better resource management, and better overall results; however, the role of doctors is crucial because human supervision is essential in complex situations, as well as in decision-making.
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