INFORMATION AND MICROELECTRONIC TECHNOLOGIES FOR APPLICATION IN MOBILE MEDICINE. HOPES AND LIMITATIONS
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https://doi.org/10.11603/mie.1996-1960.2018.2.9288Keywords:
information technologies, microelectronic technologies, mobile medicine, personalized medicine, patient monitoring, portable medical sensory devices, communicators, identification and interpretation of medical information, aggregation of medical data, artificial intelligenceAbstract
The issues of using information and microelectronic technologies in medical practice are considered. It is emphasized that the need to take into account the history of the disease for the diagnosis of the pathological process and the aggregation of information about the patient's previous and parallel studies in other medical institutions makes the widespread use of such devices in practical medicine unsuccessful. Conclusions are drawn about the scope of their use in mobile medicine limited to practical cases that do not require detailed knowledge and background of the pathological process. It is also emphasized that at the present stage of the development of medicine, a significant expansion of the directions of the use of microelectronic technology can be ensured by its joint use with artificial intelligence.
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