Page 72 - 22-0424
P. 72

The International Journal of the Royal Society of Thailand
              Volume XI - 2019




                  Article      Year     Type of AI        Input          N           Outcome

               Parreco et al.  2019 Gradient boost- ICU Collabora- 151,098 Deep learning accu-
               (Parreco et al.,      ed trees [GBT],  tive Research             rately  predict  AKI
               2019)                 Logistic regres- Database  pa-             with AUC of 0.81
                                     sion, and Deep  tients
                                     learning
               Prediction of complication from renal replacement therapy

               Neil et al. (Niel  2018  ANN           ESRD  pedi-        14     AI predicts lower
               and Bastard,                           atric patients            dry weight than ne-
               2019)                                  receiving he-             phrologist causing
                                                      modialysis                decreased in anti-
                                                                                hypertensive treat-
                                                                                ment in 28.7% of
                                                                                cases
               Putra et al.    2019 ANN               ESRD patients     109     Predict clinical
               (Putra et al.,                         receiving he-             events in hemodial-
               2019)                                  modialysis                ysis with AUC 0.96


              Abbreviations: AI, artificial intelligence; AKI, acute kidney injury; ANN, artificial
              neuronal network; ESRD, end stage renal disease


                      Prediction of AKI

                      There is no effective treatment of AKI. Therefore, early detection and
              prevention of AKI are important (Vanmassenhove et al., 2017). AKI e-alert system
              detects AKI early by using serum creatinine criteria and alert physicians. This alert
              system caused decreasing in hospital mortality, dialysis initiation, and length of
              stay (Al-Jaghbeer et al., 2018; Porter et al., 2014; Selby et al., 2012). But this alert
              system cannot detect the population at risk of AKI before AKI occurred. It would
              be labor intensive to use human to screen all admitted patients to detect high risk
              AKI patients. The AI will be a promising tool in this scenario.

                      The recent study reported in Nature used recurrent neural networks in
              electronic health records of over 700,000 patients, 6 billion independent data
              (Tomašev et al., 2019). Model outputs were probability of any stage of AKI in the
              next 48 hours. About fifty-five percent of inpatient AKI events were predicted
              early with 2:1 false alert to true alert ratio. But the model had low sensitivity of
              55.8%, reflecting that it failed to detect nearly half of AKI patients. The high rate




              66                                                Precision Medicine in Acute kidney injury




                                                                                                  11/7/2565 BE   13:28
       _22-0424(055-076)7.indd   66                                                               11/7/2565 BE   13:28
       _22-0424(055-076)7.indd   66
   67   68   69   70   71   72   73   74   75   76   77