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    • Space Medicine
    • Artificial Intelligence
    • Healthcare Technology

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    • Interplanetary missions necessitate autonomous crew healthcare due to communication delays and distance.
    • Artificial intelligence (AI) has demonstrated success in augmenting clinical decision-making on Earth.
    • AI integration in space medicine can bolster crew self-reliance and healthcare quality.

    Approach:

    • A narrative review was conducted to identify AI applications for critical space health conditions.
    • The review focused on AI's role in preventing, recognizing, evaluating, and managing health issues.
    • Mission-critical conditions discussed include psychological health, radiation sickness, surgical emergencies, and cardiovascular deconditioning.

    Key Points:

    • AI chatbots can address psychological and mental health concerns.
    • Automated medical imaging analysis and closed-loop hemodynamic optimization systems are potential applications.
    • Challenges include adapting AI models to unique space environments and limited space-specific biomedical data.

    Conclusions:

    • AI holds significant potential for advancing space medicine and crew healthcare.
    • Further research is crucial to overcome technological and data-related challenges for AI deployment in space.
    • Successful AI implementation requires addressing space-induced physiological changes and cohort shifts.