Hamlyn researchers at Imperial College London have reviewed the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in surgery.
Driven by advances in medicine, AI is playing an important role in supporting clinical decision-making and is now also used for imaging and diagnosis, genomics, precision medicine, and drug discovery.
The research found that AI is and will continue to change the practice of surgery with technological advancements in imaging, navigation, and robotic intervention.
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