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The healthcare industry is a particularly data-intensive clinical arena because of the immense amount of data that is constantly being created, retrieved, and distributed. Due to the sensitive nature of the data and limiting considerations like security and privacy, storing, and spreading this massive volume of data is both necessary and extremely problematic. Medical technology encompasses a broad category of tools that improve health care for individuals and the general public by facilitating quicker diagnosis, fewer problems, more effective treatments with fewer side effects, and shorter hospital stays. Classic medical devices (such as prosthetics, stents, and implants) were the backbone of the medical technology industry before the advent of smartphones, wearables, sensors, and communication systems. These new technologies have revolutionized medicine by packing powerful AI tools (such as applications) into incredibly small packages. The use of Deep Learning in radiology and pathology to spot anomalies and diagnose illness has been the field's most visible use of the technique so far. Applications based on Deep Learning for pattern recognition have proven useful in the analysis of huge medical pictures, performing tasks such as object identification, and image classification. In healthcare, implementing any kind of IT, much alone AI, is fraught with difficulties. Data collection, technological creation, clinical application, and ethical and societal concerns are all areas of AI adoption that face difficulties.

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