Modern Technologies in Healthcare

Format
Paperback
Publisher
Taylor & Francis Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Published
1 May 2025
Pages
392
ISBN
9781032772325

Modern Technologies in Healthcare

This book comprehensively explores the latest technological advancements in healthcare, with a particular focus on the application of cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, and computer vision. The focus extends across crucial domains such as disease diagnosis and monitoring, medical imaging, and the facilitation of remote healthcare services.

The book provides a comprehensive overview of AI techniques for intelligent diagnoses, discussing how machine learning and deep learning models enhance accuracy and speed in medical imaging, diagnostics, and patient care. It also delves into the integration of AI with other disciplines, such as data science, computer vision, edge computing, robotics and web development, to tackle complex medical challenges. Moreover, it highlights current trends and future prospects in surgery, rehabilitation, neuroscience and automated healthcare systems, offering valuable insights into the future of technology-driven healthcare solutions. The chapters are authored by researchers and professionals from every region of the globe, including Africa, Asia, the Americas, Europe, and Oceania. This global contribution highlights the versatility and broad perspectives of the shared insights and conclusions presented in the book.

An essential guide for healthcare professionals, researchers, and enthusiasts eager to understand and actively contribute to shaping the future of healthcare through the integration of AI and other disciplines.

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