Is it possible to benefit from artificial intelligence in brain operations, which are among the most risky operations for doctors?
Publika.az reports that this possibility is being investigated in England, and according to Hani Marcus, one of the leading neurosurgeons, the answer to this question is yes.
It was reported that safer and more effective brain surgeries could be performed using artificial intelligence within two years.
Surgeons practicing at University College London are working with new artificial intelligence technology to learn how to perform closed brain operations more accurately. The artificial intelligence technology developed at the university works on critical structures such as small tumors and blood vessels in the center of the brain.
Brain operations are very difficult operations and must be performed with precision. Even an error of one millimeter can lead to the immediate death of the patient. The grape-sized pituitary gland in the center of the brain is especially vital. This area controls all of the body’s hormones, and damage to it can lead to blindness.
Aysel Shahmar
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