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This study has been prepared to take a look into the key areas in technology which will effect medicine in the future. Various amount of academic papers have been read and sifted to reach the best possible information. As our research is qualitative one, focused subjects were studied by different sources to come up with an objective writing. Distinct subheaders have been initiated and analyzed, then put into the research. Proofreading process and checking our sources of information have been cross-checked several times.

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Aslan, H.İ., Şahin, K.E., Nilgounbakht, M., Huri, E. (2021). Artificial Intelligence. In: Veneziano, D., Huri, E. (eds) Urologic Surgery in the Digital Era. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-63948-8_13

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