About this Research Topic
The study of Oral Potentially Malignant Disorders (OPMDs) is an essential facet of oral health, recognized for its high risk of progressing into malignant diseases. Early identification and accurate diagnosis are crucial for improving treatment outcomes. Recently, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has shown significant promise across various medical fields, introducing groundbreaking possibilities for better diagnostic and prognostic measures in oral health care.
This research topic is driven by the objective to delve into the application spectrum of AI in the detection and outcome prediction of OPMDs. A thorough exploration of the current state of AI in this domain not only addresses the current technological integrations but also seeks to outline future directions that could substantially enhance the precision and speed of OPMD evaluations.
Scope:
To effectively advance this field,
we restrict our focus to the integration and impact of AI technologies.
We invite comprehensive studies and papers on topics including, but not limited to:
Comparative analysis of AI models against traditional diagnostic methods.
Innovation in AI algorithms specific to OPMD prognosis prediction.
Challenges and opportunities in applying AI in low-resource settings.
Ethical considerations and patient privacy in the deployment of AI in oral health.
This collective effort aims to augment existing knowledge and catalyze a technological shift in the management of oral health, particularly in potentially malignant pathologies.
This research topic is driven by the objective to delve into the application spectrum of AI in the detection and outcome prediction of OPMDs. A thorough exploration of the current state of AI in this domain not only addresses the current technological integrations but also seeks to outline future directions that could substantially enhance the precision and speed of OPMD evaluations.
Scope:
To effectively advance this field,
we restrict our focus to the integration and impact of AI technologies.
We invite comprehensive studies and papers on topics including, but not limited to:
Comparative analysis of AI models against traditional diagnostic methods.
Innovation in AI algorithms specific to OPMD prognosis prediction.
Challenges and opportunities in applying AI in low-resource settings.
Ethical considerations and patient privacy in the deployment of AI in oral health.
This collective effort aims to augment existing knowledge and catalyze a technological shift in the management of oral health, particularly in potentially malignant pathologies.
Keywords: artificial intelligence, Oral Potentially Malignant Disorders, diagnosis, prevention
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