Some studies show AI systems detect breast cancer in mammograms more accurately than human radiologists.
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Yes in some scenarios
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Sometimes investigations using machines can work better with AI.
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Yes, it’s fascinating how AI is increasingly being used to support clinical diagnosis. From analyzing medical images to predicting disease risks, it’s becoming a powerful tool to assist doctors and improve patient outcomes.
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not yet…
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AI is transforming clinical diagnosis by improving accuracy and speed. It’s already helping detect cancers, analyze ECGs, and monitor ICU patients using real-time data. While promising, it works best as a support tool for doctors—not a replacement.
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No I have not seen
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No i have not seen
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There seems to be a lot of homegrown AI companies that are currently working towards AI usefulness in Clinical Diagnosis in India.
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would you use AI?
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It would not be a option but compulsory measure in future. And will be integrated everywhere!
AI has a good scope in the future, it may even replace doctors in the future depending on its function.
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We have seen such cases recently where AI was used for faster and promising diagnosis. But we should be careful and take the support of AI instead of completely replacing clinical judgement. I had read about this case where AI had diagnosed a rare leukemia type in Japan , here is the article https://www.ndtv.com/health/artificial-intelligence-used-to-detect-rare-leukemia-type-in-japan-1440789