Category: Technology
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Intraoperative Machine Learning Implementation in Neurosurgery
Alex Steele ’28 As machine-learning based technologies begin to be incorporated into the delivery of medical care, adoption has varied across specialties. Some areas lend themselves well to being aided by computer-driven algorithms, while others have less aspects that can be easily addressed or readily augmented with artificial intelligence programs. Among the various medical fields,…
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The Evolution of Clinical Trial Workflows: Accelerating Research Through Intelligent Infrastructure
Alec Silberg ’28 Traditional clinical trial workflows involve massive documentation overhead, protocol complexity and fragmented communication. They create a structure to facilitate clinical trial processes from trial enrollment to data analysis. Today, these workflows are becoming increasingly digital. Clinical software solutions in the past few decades have created a transition from paper and wet-ink signatures…
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Bridging Biomaterials Research and Clinical Care: Advancements in Sustainable Healthcare
Olivia Bell ’27 Craniosynostosis (CS) is a congenital condition characterized by the premature fusion of cranial sutures due to abnormal developmental pathways (Governale et al., 2015). This fusion can lead to increased intracranial pressure, cognitive impairment, and visible skull deformities. Current treatments include helmet therapy and minimally invasive surgical procedures. However, re-craniosynostosis can occur, limiting…