DEPARTMENT OF BIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING

Academic Year: 2022-23

Lab Session: 4

Semester B.E. Semester VIII – Biomedical Engineering

Subject Artificial Intelligence
Subject Professor Prof. Priyanka Shrivastava
In-charge

Student Name Abhijit Gawai

Roll Number 20105A0021
Grade and Subject
Teacher’s Signature

Experiment 4
Number
Experiment Title A case study on applications of Artificial Intelligence.
(Case study should be considered from a good journal /IEEE paper/ Springer/
Elsevier Journal or is conducted by a good industry)
Concept
Using machine learning (ML) algorithms and other cognitive technologies
in medical contexts is known as artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare. AI
programs can analyze and act upon medical data, typically with the
intention of forecasting a specific result. AI may improve preventative care
and quality of life, help physicians, nurses, and other healthcare
professionals in their everyday work, generate more precise diagnosis and
treatment plans, and improve patient outcomes all around. By examining
data from the government, the medical field, and other sources, AI is also
capable of predicting and monitoring the development of contagious
diseases. It is anticipated that artificial intelligence (AI) would be crucial in
tackling issues in healthcare like chronic sickness, labor shortages, and
readmissions to hospitals. It is anticipated that using AI and machine
learning will reduce inefficiencies.
Result
Following a thorough review process, 89 relevant literature sources were
kept. These resources offer a comprehensive picture of the state of artificial
intelligence in medicine today. Rapid AI technology integration is
examined, highlighting the potential and difficulties in the medical field.

Conclusion
This article offers insights into the present state of AI in medicine
and outlines prospective avenues for its future applications. The
comprehensive findings are valuable for healthcare and AI
professionals, guiding them in enhancing the development,
dissemination, and utilization of AI in medical contexts. The study's
emphasis on evidence-based guidelines ensures the reliability of the
identified trends, contributing to the informed advancement of AI
technologies in the health care sector.