MEDICAL DEVICES
The applications and adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) in
medical devices Rebecca Y. Lin
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e integration o rticial Intelligence I into ealtcare as transormed te way medical roessionals diagnose
treat and manage atient care. ver te years I as evolved rom a teoretical concet to a owerul tool wit te otential to revolutionise ealtcare.
While the origins of healthcare AI trace back to the 1960s when computer scientists and medical professionals began experimenting with using computers for medical decision- making, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration
A officially approved the first AI and Machine Learning (ML) enabled medical device in 5. ince then, the field has slowly developed with rapid acceleration in recent years. The A periodically pdates a database of AIenabled medical devices to flfill the growing interest in medical devices incorporating fnctionality. In the most recent pdate ct 5, , 5 AIenabled medical devices have been granted mareting athorisation by A, mainly in radiology and cardiovasclar categories.
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