Inteligencia artificial en el ictus pediátrico: ¿Un aliado en el cribado?

I Ojeda-Velázquez1, B Bermejo-González1, M García de Oteyza2

  • 1Pediatric Medical Intern, Pediatrics Department, Hospital General Universitario Gregorio Marañón, Madrid, Spain.

Resumen

ChatGPT muestra una utilidad limitada en el diagnóstico de sospecha de ictus o en el cálculo de escalas neurológicas en entornos de urgencias pediátricas. Sin embargo, una baja puntuación de probabilidad de ictus puede ayudar a descartar el ictus, lo que sugiere un posible papel de apoyo.

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