Clinical Anatomy: Advances and Applications in Diagnostics
A special issue of Diagnostics (ISSN 2075-4418). This special issue belongs to the section "Medical Imaging and Theranostics".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 January 2023) | Viewed by 10878
Special Issue Editor
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Clinical anatomy provides information on the latest advances and significant discoveries, establishes a strong foundation for multidisciplinary clinical efforts, and introduces a new way of thinking and acting for researchers, scientists, academics, and clinicians.
Clinical anatomy translates anatomical scientific advances and next-generation technologies and digital tools in various areas, including:
- Education, learning, and teaching with the use of metaverse technologies from cloud computing to artificial intelligence (AI), the internet of things (IoT), and digital twins to create training for future medical professionals in different specialties;
- Advanced and detailed hybride and multiparametric diagnostic imaging with new directions in preclinical and clinical functional, molecular, and reconstructive imaging in various diseases by the implementation of immersive digital experiences bring together virtual reality (VR), augmented reality (AR), and artifitial inteligence (AI) into real-word evidence (RWE) in clinical anatomy and clinical practice;
- Advanced and minimally invasive treatment using 3D modeling of personal implants and patient-oriented medical treatment with the use of robot-assisted surgery, artificial intelligence in managing new applications and technologies to improve of patient care and medical and scientific workflow.
The timing of the COVID-19 pandemic has led to a significant reduction in education, diagnosis, and face-to-face treatment, which has had an adverse impact, especially in specialties that require face-to-face contact.
Although AR is an expensive solution, it offers almost individual instruction and the possibility of a virtual course of preparation for the procedure in selected cases, taking into account the variability and specific morphological conditions of the patient, and a tool evaluation study used to assess the operation of the various AR modalities, especially when we can combine in-depth anatomical knowledge, its clinical aspect, diagnostics, and functional imaging with specific specializations. This leads to a significant improvement in spatial relationships and helps in understanding key concepts.
New generation AR technologies also designate a progressive level of medical education that is increasingly apparent in following areas: the ability to provide and preserve anatomical details and variations, detect and perceive spatial anatomical relationships, and the rate of teaching and learning. The AR is like clinical anatomy in action and RWE.
The tremendous advances in new technologies for normal and pathological organs allow us the diagnosis of diseases at any level, and radically improves the importance of morphological and clinical aspects.
Clinical anatomy reveals a new perspective on what is happening in patient and patient health and integrates functional efficacy, pathological relevance, and correlations with clinical syndromes.
Research articles and critical reviews of scientific, clinical, and educational significance on the use of clinical anatomy advances and applications in solving clinical problems and the use of clinical observations and next-generation technologies to expand knowledge in the field of clinical anatomy are welcome.
Dr. Anna Żurada
Guest Editor
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