Use of different diagnostic modalities is increasing day by day like USG, CT scan, MRI, PET etc.
Recently Google are using retinal scan with Artificial Intelligence (AI) for detecting Diabetic retinopathy and cardiovascular diseases. So in near future advanced technology can replace clinical eye. What is your opinion ?
Diabetes does not always cause retinopathy, it affects in extreme cases. Anyhow, in the near future, it's might be opened a new avenue in research.
It is not clear what "clinical eye" is, but if it is clinical imaging analysis, mammograms would be the area advanced recently.
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If it means mechanical eyes replacing the function of real eyes, there should be reports some time ago:
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Dear Dr Rahman,
The applications of artificial intelligence in Ophthalmology has considerably evolved, especially in the recent years, that's why I invite you to read this recent article about the relationship between physician-patient interaction and artificial intelligence (AI) in the field of Ophthalmology.
Link: Article Will AI Replace Ophthalmologists?
Best regards,
Pr Hambaba
It is obviously true indeed.But clinical eye will dominate over machineries for make a correct and complete diagnosis now and in future.
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