ECG診断における人工知能アプリケーション実装に関する初の制度的調査:日常臨床実践における医学的専門分野を超えた統合
Claudiu Ungureanu1, Adrien Jossart1, Réza Dadkhah2
1Department of Cardiology, CHU Helora, Jolimont Hospital, La Louvière, Belgium.
Abstract:
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming the medical landscape, offering unprecedented advancements in diagnostic precision, treatment planning, and decision-making across various specialties. However, its adoption also raises complex questions, particularly when AI-generated recommendations conflict with human expertise. This article explores through an institutional survey the challenges faced by physicians when introducing a unique AI application for the interpretation of the ECG across several medical specialties.
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