Kursk State Medical University Showcases AI-Driven Innovation in Traumatology & Orthopaedics

Kursk State Medical University, together with the Scientific Student Society (SSS), successfully conducted the 91st International Scientific Conference of Students and Young Scientists – “Youth Science and Modernity” 

As part of this prestigious event,  Section K 24.2: “Current Advancements and Integration of AI in Traumatology and Orthopaedics” was held at the University Clinic, Mayakovskogo 85 

The session was led under the guidance of Assoc. Prof. Rajkumar Densingh Samuel Raj, whose mentorship fostered a highly engaging and insightful academic environment 

POSTER PRESENTERS
AI in Emergency & Critical Care
• AI-driven trauma resuscitation with real-time feedback — Bhagwat J.A.

AI in Diagnostic Precision
• Multimodal AI imaging for improved diagnostic accuracy — Jayesh D.

AI + Regenerative Engineering
• AI-assisted 3D printed scaffolds for infection control & osteogenesis — Saeed A.J.

The session further featured diverse and forward-thinking research contributions, including:
Highlighted Report Presentations
• Cruciate ligament injuries and ruptures — Sinou C.F.
• Traumatic rupture of ACL — Boev S.N.
• Dihydroquercetin in osteoporosis — Vengkadesvararamana D.
• Chondroprotective effects in osteoarthritis — Wong Y.K.
• Osteogenic lineage transcriptomics — Anbalagan D.
• Stem cells in fracture healing — Akin-Owoyemi T.A.
• Emergency thoracotomy in cardiac injuries — Christopher G. van Wyk
• Bone defect reconstruction strategies — Kurugamage I.S.
• Psychological factors in bone metabolism — Aashna B., Bhavikrat S.A.
• Wearable AI in rehabilitation — Gupta S.
• Biodegradable polymers in orthopaedics — Saeed A.J.
• Limb-sparing vs amputation outcomes — Amjad A.S.
• Gut-brain axis in trauma patients — Mariam M.F.S.

From biomechanics to machine intelligence, the session reflected how modern orthopaedics is evolving into a fusion of surgery, data, and innovation.

KSMU continues to nurture a generation that doesn’t just follow medical advancements — they build them

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