Machine gas forest e-commerce has something to say:
I am facing a breast cancer patient, and I will come up with a treatment plan for the patient in 10 seconds, because I have a guide in my mind.
If a patient has lung cancer or lymphoma, my intelligence is definitely not enough. Even if I have ten guidebooks in my hand, I don't have time to read them, which requires artificial intelligence.
—— Jiang, Executive Director and Secretary General of China Society of Clinical Oncology
A few days ago, Lilac Morning Reading reported the news about "the first robot heart valve operation in Britain ran away".
It seems absurd, but who knows if it will really happen to us in the future?
Today we will discuss the topic of "artificial intelligence+medical care". Any new technology will be questioned when it is first invented, and artificial intelligence is no exception.
Can artificial intelligence bring changes to the global medical landscape? Can tumor assistants really help doctors effectively? These problems need to be solved in future practice.
Artificial intelligence+medical care =?
Artificial intelligence is a technical science that reveals insight from unstructured data through natural language processing and machine learning. It can be applied in any field, such as artificial intelligence robots and big data analysis.
The combination of artificial intelligence and medical treatment is helpful to help doctors and patients solve medical problems, and it is an important field that is being studied and explored all over the world.
Everyone is familiar with the Internet giant IBM. Today, we will use Watson Health, an artificial intelligence medical system owned by IBM, to spy out the new model of artificial intelligence plus medical care.
Watson for Oncology (hereinafter referred to as WfO), trained by oncologists in Si Long-Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC), judges and matches corresponding clinical trials by evaluating patients' clinical data, and then generates personalized treatment plans for patients by consulting relevant reference materials. After getting the treatment plan, the doctor discusses and determines the reasonable treatment plan for the patient.
Watson for Genomics (hereinafter referred to as WfG) was completed by Watson Health in cooperation with several genetic laboratories and sequencing companies, which was used to decipher the genome data of various cancer types and provide accurate oncology support for clinic.