KOLOA, Hawaii — Artificial intelligence has the potential to help ophthalmologists better perform clinical exams, as well as diagnose and classify disease, according to a speaker here.
“In the future, I think AI-assisted imaging is going to change the way we are currently managing patients,” John Peter Campbell, MD,” said during a presentation at Retina 2023.
In a way similar to how OCT is routinely used to manage macular disease, Campbell said that he expects to see continued improvements in ocular imaging as AI advances. AI can facilitate autofocus, image segmentation