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ARTIFICIAL INTELLINGENCE IN THE OPERATING THEATRE AI in the OR

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLINGENCE IN THE OPERATING THEATRE

AI in the OR

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Presentation Content:

1. What is IoT, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Deep Analysis?

2. IoT, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Deep Learning in existing Healthcare Applications is explored.

3. What are the predictions for the future of Artificial Intelligence. The Benefits of Virtual Assistant in Operating Theatre

4. Some Insight into a Current Collaborative Study with University of Johannesburg, DOH, University Michigan and a Medtech

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1. What is IoT, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Deep Learning?

• The Concept of AI has been presented in papers as far back as 1984. In a study conducted in 1995 the leading countries in AI were United States, Japan, Canada, Italy and the United Kingdom in descending order.

• The Leading Institutions were :• The Research 26 Years ago

showed a relatively small core of institutions a researchers focussing on this topic.

1. (D.E O`Leary et al, 1995)

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1. The application of IoT technology for online monitoring in precision medicine can help manage the medical process, which can lower incidence of medical accidents in unpredictable scenarios because of human factors.

2. The use of IoT technology in the medical process can promote the digital progress of this field, realize the dynamic observation of diseases, and perform follow-up analysis.

The Internet of Things really comes together with the connection of sensors and machines. That is

to say, the real value that the Internet of Things creates is at the intersection of gathering data and

leveraging it. All the information gathered by all the sensors in the world isn't worth very much if there isn't an infrastructure in place to analyse it in real time.— Daniel Burru

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Computer Processing Human Brain Limitations

1. intelligence as it is consistent, reliable and efficient but not prone mood swings.

1. Fatigue2. Limitations in processing power3. Emotion

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Examples IoT in Healthcare:

1. Remote Patient Monitoring Telemedicine2. Raspberry Pi Patient Monitors3. Glucose Monitoring4. Smart inhaler with alerts Asthma Patients5. IoT Body Scanner6. Parkinson patient Monitor7. Depression and Stress trackers8. IoT Hearing Aids

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helps caregivers predict which patients will get sick so they can intervene earlier, saving money and potentially lives. It does so using machine learning to analyzedatabases of patient information, including electronic medical records, financial data and claims.

Examples Machine Learning in Healthcare:

➢ Predict patient outcomes using machine learning

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➢ Assisting pathologists for improved diagnosis

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➢ Advanced Cancer Diagnosis

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• qXR Tool uses AI for analysis of medical images• 2020 study Published in IEEE how AI architecture used in

Healthcare can support and improve clinical decisions• Be used to process patient Raw data• Optimize use of Staff Time• Improve radiology and Clinical Reports

2. Kamruzzaman ,2020, IEEE

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Beta Bionics

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Smart Health System as proposed by Kamruzzaman, 2020, Smarthealthcareusing AI

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What Does the Future Hold Emerging Technology

• Artificial Neural Networks – (ANNs) – two types of ANNs topologyFeedforward ANN: unidirectional feed of info

Feedback: information is fed back via the network

Relationship Model: Model plots relationship between 4 axes

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McSleepy, da Vinci, Kepler Intubation System 2011

Surgeon

Anaesthesiologist

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Improved Patient Outcomes using GA2M machine learning Model

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Machine Processes of Mcsleepy

Atchabahian A, Hemmerling TM. Robotic Anesthesia: How is it Going to Change OurPractice? Anesth Pain Med. 2014;4(1):e16468.

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Some Insight into a Current Study with UJ, DOH, University Michigan AI Engineers:

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Objectives of this Research:1. Enhance the processes within a theatre for better patient Outcomes. Using deep learning models to

reduce risk and automate checklists through voice prompts .

2. Automatic management of critical alarms with integrated voice, feedback on actions taken and commands using deep learning networks.

3. Integration of the anaesthetic machine using IoT for improved monitoring and control.

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Specific Goals of this Project:• Minimise the human resource element in operating rooms using deep learning networks

and AI decision making models.• Managing the theatre environment for minimum stress levels monitoring and improving the

human element through improved EQ• Providing Suggestive Diagnosis and Performance StatisticsThe Methodology for this Research:• Using existing deep learning models namely Linear Regression, Lasso Regression and random

Forrest to automate task, checklists and other tasks within an Operating theatre• New Deep Learning models will be developed if required.

Confidence in Achieving Results:• A similar Study conducted by W Wang, 2020 using artificial intelligence to improve healthcare

quality and efficiency used deep learning models and successfully showed improvements in improving accuracy, predicting health care costs and medical chart coding.

• Applying these proven models to health infrastructure in the OR has a high probability of success

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Transforming These

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Into this