Literature Review Outline
- Introduction
- Overview of the transformative impact of deep learning (DL) on medical diagnosis.
- Rationale for DL adoption in healthcare
- Summary of review scope and methodology.
- Key DL Techniques in Medical Diagnosis
- Convolutional Neural Networks (CNNs)
- Applications.
- Limitations.
- Emerging explainability methods.
- Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs)
- Applications in ECGs and EHRs.
- Strengths and Limitations.
- Natural Language Processing (NLP)
- Applications in the analysis of clinical texts and EHRs.
- Use of transformer models for text classification and summarisation.
- Limitations.
- DL Applications Across Medical Fields
- Radiology and pathology (e.g., cancer detection).
- Predictive analytics and early disease detection in ICUs and EHR systems.
- Decision support systems in real-time clinical workflows.
- Challenges in DL Implementation
- Data quality and bias.
- Model interpretability/black-box nature.
- Computational and infrastructure limitations.
- Ethical and regulatory concerns.
- Conclusion
- Summary of DL’s contributions and limitations in healthcare.
- Call for responsible integration into clinical practice.