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DESCRIPTION:Artificial intelligence (AI) has recently begun to significantl
 y transform medical simulations by enabling accurate modeling of complex b
 iological processes and clinical scenarios. This seminar speech provides a
 n overview of the use of AI in areas such as training of surgeons with hel
 p of virtual reality\, predictive disease modeling by machine learning wit
 h the use of a so-called digital twin of a patient\, and generative models
  for personalized therapies. A number of studies point to significant impr
 ovements in surgeon preparedness and diagnostic accuracy.\n\nRoom: B 520\,
  Letná 9\, Košice\, Slovakia\, Slovakia\, 04200
LOCATION:Room: B 520\, Letná 9\, Košice\, Slovakia\, Slovakia\, 04200
ORGANIZER:jan.vascak@tuke.sk
SEQUENCE:10
SUMMARY:The Use of Artificial Intelligence in Medical Simulations
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.vtools.ieee.org/m/530874
X-ALT-DESC:Description: &lt;br /&gt;&lt;p class=&quot;MsoNormal&quot;&gt;Artificial intelligence 
 (AI) has recently begun to significantly transform medical simulations by 
 enabling accurate modeling of complex biological processes and clinical sc
 enarios. This seminar speech provides an overview of the use of AI in area
 s such as training of surgeons with help of virtual reality\, predictive d
 isease modeling by machine learning with the use of a so-called digital tw
 in of a patient\, and generative models for personalized therapies. A numb
 er of studies point to significant improvements in surgeon preparedness an
 d diagnostic accuracy.&lt;/p&gt;
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