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Artificial Intelligence in the Diagnosis of Low‐Back Pain and Sciatica

In a prospective trial of 200 patients with low-back pain or sciatica, the diagnostic performance of a computer was compared with that of a clinician In a variety of clinical settings. The results Indicate that artificial Intelligence techniques can be used for the differential diagnosis of low-back disorders, can outperform clinicians, and can be used to develop better methods of human differential diagnosis.