Il 28 March, L 'Università Campus Bio-Medico di Roma will host the "Musculoskeletal International Symposium", an event promoted together with the Campus Bio-Medico University Hospital FoundationThe symposium will present the results of the project "SPINE 4.0", which explored the application of advanced technologies, with a focus on artificial intelligence, to improve the diagnosis, treatment and reintegration into work of patients suffering from low back pain and degenerative diseases of the lumbar spine.
"SPINE 4.0" promoted by theINAIL and conducted in partnership with the Don Gnocchi Foundation Onlus, he introduced significant innovations, including theuse of artificial intelligence in diagnostic imaging, a 'cross-platform application to facilitate patient monitoring of their therapeutic path and a multisensory platform for the evaluation of spinal biomechanics during work activities. The project also explored techniques of minimally invasive spinal surgery assisted by a robotic navigation system.
The morning will therefore be dedicated to Clinical perspectives in this context but it will also be the occasion for the presentation of the new Advisory Board of the scientific direction of the Fondazione Policlinico Universitario Campus Bio-Medico, composed of six internationally renowned experts including the biologist Randy Wayne Schekman – Nobel Prize in Medicine in 2013, who will hold a Lectio Magistralis.
In addition to Shekman, two other members of the Board will speak during the proceedings: the Director of the Department of Biomedicine at the University of Basel (Switzerland) Ivan martin and the Head of the Clinical Department of Tokai University (Japan) Daisuke Sakai.
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