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Lidia Ogiela¹, Ryszard Tadeusiewicz, Marek R Ogiela

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This study applies Artificial Intelligence (AI) semantic reasoning to medical imaging, enhancing diagnosis support systems for spinal cord analysis and lesion detection.

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Area of Science:

Medical Informatics
Artificial Intelligence
Neuroimaging

Background:

Intelligent medical information systems require advanced semantic reasoning capabilities.
Analyzing medical examinations, particularly spinal cord images, necessitates in-depth meaning interpretation.
Current diagnosis support systems can benefit from AI-driven semantic analysis.

Purpose of the Study:

To present the application of structural Artificial Intelligence methods, specifically linguistic semantic reasoning, for developing intelligent medical information systems.
To facilitate in-depth analysis of diagnostic information within medical examinations.
To develop efficient lesion detection methods for spinal cord imaging.

Main Methods:

Application of linguistic mechanisms for semantic meaning reasoning.
Utilizing a model of cognitive resonance for semantic reasoning.
Pattern meaning description applied to spinal cord image analysis.
Developing an intelligent analysis module for medical information systems.

Main Results:

Demonstrated mechanisms for pattern meaning description in spinal cord image analysis.
Successfully applied cognitive resonance model for interpreting diagnostic images of the central nervous system.
Aimed to construct an intelligent analysis module for medical information systems.

Conclusions:

The presented approach enables intelligent analysis of medical images, particularly spinal cord structures.
Semantic reasoning using AI can enhance the interpretation of diagnostic images.
This research contributes to the development of efficient lesion detection methods in neuroimaging.