Kevin R Betts, Kathryn J Aikin, Stephanie Miles, Miriam H Eisenberg Colman
Disease Awareness and Prescription Drug Communications on Television: Evidence for Conflation and Misleading Product Impressions
Health communication
artificial intelligence ai refers using technologies simulate human cognition solve specific problem rapid development ai health sector attributed improvement computing speed exponential increase data production routine data collection paper review current applications ai oral maxillofacial omf cosmetic surgery provide surgeons fundamental technical elements needed understand potential ai plays increasingly important role omf cosmetic surgery various settings usage may raise ethical issues addition machine learning algorithms subtype ai convolutional neural networks subtype deep learning widely used omf cosmetic surgeries depending complexity networks extract process elementary characteristics image therefore commonly used diagnostic process medical images facial photos ai algorithms used assist surgeons diagnosis therapeutic decisions preoperative planning outcome prediction evaluation ai algorithms complement human skills minimizing shortcomings capabilities learn classify predict detect algorithm however rigorously evaluated clinically systematic ethical reflection conducted regarding data protection diversity transparency possible revolutionize practice functional aesthetic surgeries 3d simulation models ai models planning decisionmaking evaluation surgery improved simulation systems surgical ai model also perform timeconsuming challenging tasks surgeons