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Artificial intelligence and automation in anesthesiology currently function to assist clinicians rather than replace them, with fully autonomous systems remaining a distant future possibility.
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Discusses the potential impact of artificial intelligence and automation on the field of anesthesiology.
As technology continues to evolve at an exponential rate, conversations about its innovative promise become increasingly prominent in every sphere of life. Medicine and the field of anesthesiology are no exceptions to this trend.
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Neymark Dmitry (2022) conducted a review in Anesthesia. Artificial Intelligence and Automation was evaluated. Artificial intelligence and automation in anesthesiology currently function to assist clinicians rather than replace them, with fully autonomous systems remaining a distant future possibility.
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