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Table 1 Emergency surgeons’ knowledge of artificial intelligence terms and publications, the usefulness of artificial intelligence in clinical practice for emergency and trauma surgeons, and research topics of interest

From: Knowledge, attitude, and practice of artificial intelligence in emergency and trauma surgery, the ARIES project: an international web-based survey

 

I cannot define/ distinguish any of them (%)

I can define/ distinguish some of them (%)

I can define/distinguish all of them (%)

I am familiar with more advanced AI concepts than these (%)

Knowledge of artificial intelligence

Are you familiar with the following Artificial Intelligence (AI) terms? General and narrow AI, machine and deep learning, supervised and unsupervised learning, computer vision and natural language processing

48 (23.8)

100 (49.5)

40 (19.8)

14 (6.9)

 

No (%)

-I read AI-based surgical articles, but I find them confusing (%)

-I read AI-based surgical articles and I feel comfortable with their details (%)

I read AI-based computer science and engineering articles and find them confusing (%)

I read AI-based computer science and engineering articles and understand them (%)

Did you read scientific articles on artificial intelligence (AI)?

56/200 (28)

39/200 (19.5)

77/200 (38.5)

6/200 (3)

22/200 (11)

 

Perioperative decision making (%)

Intraoperative decision making (%)

Improved surgical vision (%)

Surgical practice (%)

Training and education (%)

Surgical robot automation (%)

High technology devices for surgery (%)

Usefulness of artificial intelligence

I think artificial intelligence applications in emergency surgery are useful for

115 (57.5)

84 (42)

107(53.5)

100 (50)

120 (60)

I think important artificial intelligence research areas in emergency surgery should include

119(59.5)

94(47)

106(53)

97(48.5)

123(61.5)

57(28.5)

103(51.5)