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Breaking down the silos of artificial intelligence in surgery: glossary of terms.

PMID: 35729406 ·

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RevistaSurgical endoscopy
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PMID35729406

Resumen

The literature on artificial intelligence (AI) in surgery has advanced rapidly during the past few years. However, the published studies on AI are mostly reported by computer scientists using their own jargon which is unfamiliar to surgeons. A literature search was conducted in using PubMed following the preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and meta-analyses (PRISMA) statement. The primary outcome of this review is to provide a glossary with definitions of the commonly used AI terms

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