Artificial intelligence and wounds: advances, limitations ans prospects in medical education
Abstract
En este artículo, se aborda el tema de la inteligencia artificial (IA) aplicada a la detección y gestión de heridas en el campo de la medicina. Se revisan cinco estudios científicos que exploran el uso de IA en diversas áreas de la medicina relacionadas con heridas. El objetivo principal es analizar los avances, limitaciones y perspectivas de la IA en la educación médica para el manejo de heridas, considerando la IA como una herramienta potencialmente valiosa en el abordaje especifico de diferentes tipos de heridas.
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