“What happens when surgical expertise meets machine intelligence?”

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is revolutionising orthopaedics — from the way we diagnose injuries to how we plan and perform surgeries.

AI systems can now analyse X-rays, MRIs, and CT scans in seconds, spotting minute details invisible to the human eye. They help us detect early signs of bone or cartilage damage long before symptoms become severe.

In the operating room, AI-powered 3D models allow surgeons to visualise each patient’s unique anatomy, plan every cut, and anticipate challenges. Robotic-assisted surgeries, guided by AI algorithms, enable precision within millimetres — reducing tissue trauma and accelerating recovery.

But AI doesn’t replace surgeons; it enhances human expertise. By integrating real-time data, imaging, and analytics, AI helps tailor treatment for every individual — ensuring safer, more predictable outcomes.

The future of orthopaedics is a partnership between human skill and digital intelligence — and it’s already here.

Reference : Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly being integrated into orthopaedic practice, enabling automated image analysis, outcome prediction, and precision in implant positioning and surgical planning, thereby enhancing diagnostic accuracy and operative safety.

Reference: Lisacek-Kiosoglous A.B., Uddin M.N., Tedesco J., et al. Artificial intelligence in orthopaedic surgery. Bone & Joint Open. 2023

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