Artificial intelligence increasing the chances of early detection of brain aneurysms
Intracranial aneurysms may not cause any symptoms for years, and their rupture often has dramatic consequences – up to half of patients die, and many have permanent neurological problems. A team of scientists from the Gdańsk University of Technology, the Medical University of Gdańsk and the University Clinical Centre in Gdańsk is working on a solution that could radically increase the chances of detecting the threat before an aneurysm ruptures and haemorrhages. Artificial intelligence analysing clinical data plays a key role here.
Data instead of scalpels – a paradigm shift in diagnostics
The project aims to create a tool that will enable the risk of aneurysm and its rupture to be assessed on the basis of laboratory data, medical history and descriptions from medical records.
