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Khaled Aboumerhi¹, Amparo Güemes², Hongtao Liu¹

¹Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, The Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD, United States of America.

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Summary

Neuromorphic engineering offers low-power, high-speed solutions for healthcare, enhancing medical imaging, biosignal processing, and prosthetics. This brain-inspired technology promises improved diagnostics and patient outcomes, overcoming current integration challenges.

Keywords:

medical imaging medicine neuromodulation neuromorphic engineering neuroprostheses

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Area of Science:

Biomedical Engineering
Neuroscience
Computer Science

Background:

Growing demand for miniaturized, low-power, non-invasive medical technologies.
Need for improved diagnostic accuracy and patient compliance in healthcare.
Emergence of neuromorphic engineering as a solution for advanced medical applications.

Purpose of the Study:

To provide an overview of neuromorphic engineering advancements in medicine.
To highlight the potential of brain-inspired models in medical applications.
To discuss challenges and solutions for integrating neuromorphic hardware.

Main Methods:

Review of recent neuromorphic engineering applications in healthcare.
Comparative analysis of neuromorphic models versus conventional AI algorithms.
Exploration of medical imaging, biosignal processing, and biomedical interfaces.

Main Results:

Neuromorphic engineering demonstrates potential in medical imaging, cancer diagnosis, and biosignal processing.
Brain-inspired models show competitive performance against traditional AI.
Advancements in motor, cognitive, and perception prosthetics using neuromorphic approaches.

Conclusions:

Neuromorphic engineering is poised to revolutionize medicine with its efficient, brain-like processing.
Successful integration can lead to improved diagnostic accuracy and patient outcomes.
Addressing hardware compatibility is crucial for future widespread adoption.