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Mathematics helps to achieve objectivity in this case. FEFU scientists have developed a system to support medical decision-making for treating patients with Parkinson's disease. The Neurovision program allows you to actually digitize the disease and bring all the data obtained to a single independent assessment. It is a complex of computer vision and machine learning technologies, during the operation of which the patient's medical data is analyzed and interpreted using artificial intelligence models, algorithms, scales and rules built into the system. Based on this data, it provides the doctor with independent assessments and recommendations confirmed by various information.

at the FEFU Medical jamaica cell phone number list Center, in clinics in Moscow and Ufa. The use of Neurovision ensures the same high level of medical examination, regardless of location: in Moscow or Vladivostok, the patient will receive an objective assessment of their health and appropriate treatment," said Artur Biktimirov, a neurosurgeon at the FEFU Medical Center and head of the scientific project "Scientific, Educational and Testing Ground: Artificial Intelligence and Digital Medical Services."

Another digital medical project by FEFU scientists is based on virtual reality technology. The project team was able to develop a new method for rehabilitating motor and vestibular disorders in virtual space using a special VR immersion suit.

"It works on the basis of functional electrical stimulation technology, applying currents to a specific group of the patient's muscles, forcing him to perform a particular movement. All this is reminiscent of the famous film "Ready Player One", in which the main character uses a similar tactile suit," explained Artur Biktimirov.

The project team developed a rehabilitation program, as well as the virtual reality space itself, in which the patient will undergo rehabilitation. The system proved its relevance during the coronavirus pandemic, when many people with disabilities were unable to attend rehabilitation centers. With the introduction of the technology, patients with motor and vestibular disorders will be able to rent a suit and undergo a rehabilitation course at home, immersing themselves in a space or fairy-tale environment with elements of gamification. The technology is currently being tested at the FEFU Medical Center, and another clinic in Ufa is joining the system.