The use of artificial intelligence in the prehospital stage of trauma care is feasible and has great potential. Artificial intelligence technologies can reduce the time of emergency medical care, make objective decisions on triage, evacuation and treatment of victims, facilitate coordination of actions and optimal distribution of rescue services resources in peacetime, emergency situations and combat operations. Artificial intelligence algorithms using computer vision, natural language processing and mobile wireless sensor systems expand the capabilities of remote search and remote medical triage of victims. Artificial intelligence systems developed on the basis of machine learning algorithms significantly outperform traditional triage tools in the accuracy of identifying victims with severe trauma who require emergency surgery and intensive care. Artificial intelligence can reduce the number of errors, but does not replace the professional experience of a specialist providing prehospital care, and only provides an additional tool to support decision making. Further exploration of the potential for using artificial intelligence technologies in real-world prehospital trauma care settings is needed.
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