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Bioelectronic technologies and artificial intelligence offer significant potential for automated medical diagnosis across cytology, anemia, imaging, and cardiology, though clinical integration faces regulatory and privacy challenges.
This editorial summarizes advances in bioelectronics and artificial intelligence across diverse diagnostic domains—including echocardiography and ECG sensor interoperability—while highlighting the need for labeled data repositories and algorithm explainability to achieve clinical integration.
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Dimauro et al. (2021) conducted an editorial in Medical diagnosis and healthcare. Bioelectronic technologies and artificial intelligence was evaluated. Bioelectronic technologies and artificial intelligence offer significant potential for automated medical diagnosis across cytology, anemia, imaging, and cardiology, though clinical integration faces regulatory and privacy challenges.
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