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Vol. 12 No. 12 (2025)
International Multidisciplinary Journal for Research & Development

Articles

USE OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE IN INTERNAL MEDICINE

Published 2025-12-17

  • Zaripov Xojibek Zoxidbek ugli, Isoqov Qodirbek Ma'rufjon ugli, Shodmanov Asadbek Latifjonovich, Karimov Dilshodbek Jalolliddin ugli, Orifov Shodiyor Umidjon ugli,Safarov Ulug’bek Qarshiboyevich

Zaripov Xojibek Zoxidbek ugli, Isoqov Qodirbek Ma'rufjon ugli, Shodmanov Asadbek Latifjonovich, Karimov Dilshodbek Jalolliddin ugli, Orifov Shodiyor Umidjon ugli,Safarov Ulug’bek Qarshiboyevich
Students of Tashkent State Medical University,Assistant, Department of Biomedical Engineering, Informatics and Biophysics Tashkent State Medical University

Abstract

Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing medical diagnostics and patient management. Advanced imaging, automated laboratory workflows, and predictive analytics enhance diagnostic precision and clinical decision-making. AI also identifies subtle clinical signs that may be overlooked by human observation, thereby contributing to early detection and personalized treatment.

Keywords

Artificial intelligence, patient–specialist interaction, decision support systems, explainable AI, digital transformation, predictive analytics, medical imaging.

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