Decoding the Past, Informing the Future: Artificial Intelligence as a Bridge Between Ancient Egyptian Medical Knowledge and Modern Surgical Practice

Zain Khalpey; Hossam Amer; Alyssa Abraham

doi:10.7759/cureus.r241

September 9, 2026CureusOpen Access

Decoding the Past, Informing the Future: Artificial Intelligence as a Bridge Between Ancient Egyptian Medical Knowledge and Modern Surgical Practice

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The notice announces the formal retraction of a published article investigating artificial intelligence as a link between ancient Egyptian medical practices and modern surgical applications.
Official retraction issued for Cureus publication DOI: 10.7759/cureus.104493.
The published article evaluating ancient Egyptian surgical concepts alongside artificial intelligence algorithms has been officially removed from the academic literature.
No corrected data, updated findings, or replacement analyses are presented in the notice.

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Retraction notice reveals the withdrawal of an article on artificial intelligence in ancient surgery, highlighting the enforcement of scientific integrity.

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