Researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai have developed a noninvasive technique using artificial intelligence (AI) to monitor intracranial pressure, a condition that can lead to serious complications. This AI-driven approach offers a safer and faster alternative to invasive procedures currently used to monitor brain pressure. The AI model was trained using patient data and showed strong performance in detecting intracranial pressure changes quickly. The researchers hope to integrate this tool into ICU monitoring to improve patient outcomes, reduce the need for risky procedures, and enable faster responses to neurological emergencies. Further validation studies are planned for FDA approval and widespread clinical use.
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AI-driven tool could improve brain pressure monitoring in intensive care patients
