AI-Based Injury Analysis and Assistance System Using Computer Vision

In this study, we presented an autonomous AI-Based Injury Analysis and Assistance System designed to bridge the critical gap in immediate trauma care using Computer Vision, Deep Learning, and Standardized Medical Protocol Retrieval. The system effectively captures visual data from physical injuries, extracts key morphological features, and correlates them with an authoritative medical database to provide real-time classification and step-by-step first-aid guidance. Experimental evaluation using a diversified dataset of over 20,000 clinical images demonstrates that the system achieves a Top-1 diagnostic accuracy of 85% and a Top-2 accuracy of 93.4%. With a precision of 0.80 and an answer correctness of 0.90, the platform represents a 12.5% improvement over baseline vision models. These results confirm that coupling a high-performance FastAPI backend with specialized feature-ranking logic significantly enhances the reliability and clinical safety of AI-assisted emergency response tools.   By delivering actionable medical insights within a 2.4-second latency window, this system empowers non-clinical users to move beyond "action paralysis" and administer life-saving first aid. Future work will focus on integrating multi-spectral imaging sensors for deep-tissue damage assessment and expanding the framework to support automated severity scoring.

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