LLMs Rooted in Guidelines Could Provide Therapeutic Plasma Exchange Consultations

Summary: Serving Up Medical Precision

First scene: Serena Williams in a bright neon-pastel power suit, looking skeptically at a glitching, confused robot. Text overlay: Standard AI is like a double fault—only 61.3% accurate on medical consults.

Second scene: Split view. On the left, Serena hits a flawlessly precise tennis serve on a warm-colored court. On the right, a glowing digital brain locks into a medical textbook. Text overlay: But RAG AI models hit the baseline. By reading the ASFA guidelines, they calculate plasma volume for pregnancy complications like FNAIT with 95.5% accuracy.

Third scene: Serena meticulously organizing her massive sneaker closet by exact hex color codes, while giving a thumbs up to a perfectly calculated medical chart.

Because guessing is for amateurs, whether it's plasma exchange or Grand Slams.