How cutting-edge AI technology is improving surgical precision

Artificial intelligence (AI) is improving surgical planning, guidance and review, says Paul Mussenden, Chief Executive Officer, Cydar Medical. It's operating in all areas of healthcare and helping join up the different stages of the care pathway. That's because AI is very good at rationalising lots of complex data in a broad range of areas such as imaging data, diagnostic data, clinical data and genetic data -- and using it to personalise healthcare for individual patients. It gives clinicians the best information and new insights to make better decisions. Over the last 15 years, there has been a big shift to minimally invasive procedures.