Talk · International Conference on Inventive Computation Technologies · April 23, 2025
A Comprehensive Review on Artificial Intelligence for Human Brain Disease
Vishal Kumar Choudhary, Adesh Pawar, Saurabh Suman, Gulshan Kumar, Abhishek Kumar, Praveen Kumar
Abstract
The brain is one of the most complicated human organs, and diseases associated with the brain are still hard to diagnose, treat and manage. The development of devices such as Artificial Intelligence technology has made wonders in understanding the causes, diagnosing, and offering treatment to brain abnormalities. In neurology, the use of AI to process medical data to understand, classify, and prognose diseases can avail new details about disorders such as Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson disease, stroke, and cancerous lesions of the brain. The review analyses the role of AI in the diagnosis and treatment of human brain diseases with an emphasis on how it is currently used, what benefits it may bring and what drawbacks are connected with this. We emphasize new informational technologies and outline strategies for the incorporation of AI among other technologies in the management of patients in neurological disorders, as well as in the development of the field as a whole. Artificial Intelligence (AI) application in health-related activities has changed how brain diseases of man are diagnosed, treated and managed. A detailed study here seeks to examine how recent relevant developments especially AI methods including ML, DL and NLP have been beneficial in understanding more neurological disorders. It notes how holistically, AI is applicable in diseases involving the brain, such as Alzheimer's stroke, and brain tumors.
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