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by Johann Malawana (ed.), Arian Arjomandi Rad (ed.), Robert Vardanyan (ed.), George Miller (ed.)

This book opens with a broad survey of how AI and biomedical visualization are reshaping medicine today. It defines the global challenges—workforce shortages, exploding data volumes, and rising costs—that make AI’s intervention critical, and introduces the core technologies (machine learning, virtual reality, telemedicine) driving innovation across diagnostic, educational, and delivery systems. By framing these advances within real world pressures, the introduction establishes why a holistic, interdisciplinary treatment of AI’s role in healthcare is both timely and essential.

Delving deeper, the text is organized into ten thematically linked chapters. It begins by charting the anatomy of medical data and the visualization tools that make complex information interpretable, then moves into machine learning approaches for imaging and AI driven diagnostic platforms. Subsequent chapters explore immersive virtual reality simulations for clinician training, the ethical and regulatory imperatives of AI adoption, and the evolution of AI in medical education and surgical simulation. The book also examines frontier applications—autonomous health systems in spaceflight, AI supported care in low resource settings, and strategies for workforce adaptation—before concluding with a forward looking synthesis of best practices and future direc

tions.