AI assists in diagnosing chronic pelvic pain
A team from the University of Florida Central has developed an AI-powered tool that helps doctors diagnose the source of chronic pelvic pain more quickly and accurately. The condition requires a complex medical evaluation, as about one in four women worldwide suffers from this issue, which involves multiple organs and health systems. Doctors often face difficulties in making the correct diagnosis due to limited training and research. The tool is built on an AI-supported clinical questionnaire that guides physicians in rapidly gathering the patient's history and symptoms. It suggests possible affected organs or conditions associated with the pain using fewer than 20 questions, reducing the assessment time from an hour to just 10 minutes. The researchers aim to expand the tool's application to include clinical exam results, providing a more comprehensive evaluation, which will help improve the quality of healthcare for women and reduce the time and costs associated with diagnosis.
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