Why the study?
Complex principles of artificial intelligence may discourage clinicians from using these technologies, prompting an overview of key concepts and their potential influence on obstetric anaesthesia over the next decade.
Design
Review
Key result
Artificial intelligence in obstetric anesthesia remains in its infancy but shows promise for risk prediction, neuraxial technique assistance, and automated information gathering.
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Too early for clinical adoption in obstetric anesthesia; leaves open the need for prospective validation of risk prediction and neuraxial assistance.
Artificial intelligence has the potential to significantly influence obstetric anaesthesia through risk prediction, ultrasound assistance, neuraxial dosing, and automated information gathering, though its application remains in its infancy.
Hurley et al. (2024) conducted a review in Obstetric anaesthesia. Artificial intelligence was evaluated. Artificial intelligence in obstetric anesthesia remains in its infancy but shows promise for risk prediction, neuraxial technique assistance, and automated information gathering.
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