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Apr 20, 2022Keywords:
Artificial intelligence; machine learning; mechanical ventilation; critical care; COVID-19
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The mechanical ventilator of the future: a breath of hope for the viral pandemics to come
Abstract
Respiratory care for the critically ill is a complex and difficult duty to accomplish. By replicating human knowledge with automated algorithms, artificial intelligence could provide solutions to facilitate this multidisciplinary task in developing countries, especially during humanitarian crisis, as the COVID-19 pandemic. This article provides an overview on the subject, from the emergent nations perspective.
