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The AI-Medic: A Multimodal Artificial Intelligent Mentor for Trauma Surgery
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Abstract
Telementoring generalist surgeons as they treat patients can be essential when in situ expertise is not readily available. However, adverse cyber-attacks, unreliable network conditions, and remote mentors' predisposition can significantly jeopardize the remote intervention. To provide medical practitioners with guidance when mentors are unavailable, we present the AI-Medic, the initial steps towards the development of a multimodal intelligent artificial system for autonomous medical mentoring. The system uses a tablet device to acquire the view of an operating field. This imagery is provided to an encoder-decoder neural network trained to predict medical instructions from the current view of a surgery. The network was training using DAISI, a dataset including images and instructions providing step-by-step demonstrations of surgical procedures. The predicted medical instructions are conveyed to the user via visual and auditory modalities.
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