Dr. Frank A. Cordasco
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Remote patient monitoring, consumer wearables can feed continuous data to clinicians, and it enables early detection of deterioration or more proactive chronic disease management at home.
On the healthcare delivery system, it's really personalized and value-based care is becoming a transition.
I think many health systems around the country
Perhaps New York is an outlier or shifting from fee-for-service toward value-based models that reward outcomes with coordinated whole-person care.
So I think that's specific to healthcare overall, using genomics, biomarkers, and individual care plans is becoming more and more common, particularly in areas like oncology and condition-specific care.
pathologies and programs.
As it relates to what I do, my wheelhouse is I practice as an orthopedic and sports medicine surgeon.
The three big trends that I just mentioned translate into very practical shifts in how I diagnose, operate upon, and follow athletes back to return to sport at their prior level of performance.
It's an exciting time.
Again, a lot of this is not new.
We tend to focus on
what we've been hearing from the media and from our financial colleagues you know over the last year to two but ai and imaging pathology and even instrumentation in the oar has been present already in orthopedics for the last several years even predating covid i'll start with the imaging side you know ai and imaging planning and outcomes as it relates to imaging
AI tools are getting very good at detecting fractures, implant loosening, osteoarthritis severity, and sports injuries such as ACL tears, meniscus tears, and rotator cuff injuries, both with respect to radiographs as well as MRI with very good accuracy, and some would say approaching MSK radiologists.
And as you probably know, in our field, orthopedic surgeons and sports medicine surgeons are often
reading their own films and acting upon these patients within 24 hours with respect to treatment modalities, counseling them, even before we get a report from the radiology service.
And so AI is helping in those cases where perhaps more information is necessary to be accurate and manage the athlete effectively.
So for sports, this means faster reads on knee and shoulder MRIs, automated measurements,
and decision support on whether we proceed with operative or non-operative care.
As it relates to planning and intraoperative support, I think AI-driven templating can predict implant sizes, alignment, and patient-specific plans and is being integrated, as I mentioned earlier, into augmented and virtual components within navigation robotics for joint reconstruction and complex reconstructive work.
I think
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