Prognostication of patients after cardiopulmonary resuscitation

Being an extremely high mortality rate condition, cardiac arrest cases have rightfully been evaluated via various studies and scoring factors for effective resuscitative practices and neurological outcomes post resuscitation. This narrative review aims to explore the role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in predicting neurological outcomes post cardiac resuscitation. Methodology involved detailed review of all relevant recent studies of AI, different machine learning algorithms, prediction tools and assessing their benefit in predicting neurological outcomes in post cardiac resuscitation cases as compared to more traditional prognostic scoring systems and tools. Previously, outcome determining clinical, blood and radiological factors were prone to other influencing factors like limited accuracy and time constraints. Studies conducted also emphasized that to predict poor neurological outcomes, a more multimodal approach helped adjust for confounding factors, interpret diverse datasets and provide a reliable prognosis which only demonstrates need for AI to help overcome challenges faced. Advanced machine learning algorithms like Artificial Neural Networks (ANN) using supervised learning by AI have improved accuracy of prognostic models outperforming conventional models. Several real-world cases of effective AI powered algorithm models have been cited here. Studies comparing machine learning tools like XGBoost, AI Watson, hyperspectral imaging, ChatGPT-4 and AI based gradient boosting have noted their beneficial uses. AI could help reduce workload, healthcare costs and help personalize care, process vast genetic and lifestyle data and help reduce side effects from treatments. Limitations of AI have been covered extensively in this article including data quality, bias, privacy issues and transparency. Our objectives should be to use more diverse data sources, use interpretable data output giving process explanation, validation method and implement policies to safeguard patient data. Despite the limitations, the advancements already made by AI and its potential in predicting neurological outcomes in post cardiac resuscitation cases has been quite promising and boosts a continually improving system, albeit requiring close human supervision with training and improving models, with plans to educate clinicians, the public and sharing collected data.

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Prognostication of patients after cardiopulmonary resuscitation

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Prognosis of Cardiac Arrest—Peri-arrest and Post-arrest Considerations

Prognosis of Cardiac Arrest—Peri-arrest and Post-arrest Considerations

Role of artificial intelligence in predicting neurological outcomes in postcardiac resuscitation

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