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Figure 1. The pivotal role of artificial intelligence (AI) in transforming continuing medical education and clinical practice in trauma orthopedics. The diagram shows that AI systems collect data from multiple sources - including healthcare professionals, medical institutions, scientific literature, and medical surveys. These data encompass laboratory tests, imaging examinations, and electronic medical records. AI integrates and analyzes these data intelligently, producing processed information that is ultimately applied to continuing education and clinical practice. Specifically, in continuing education, AI plays a significant role in simulation-based training, curriculum cost optimization, and digital learning. In clinical practice, its impact is particularly prominent in four areas: personalized treatment, surgical assistance, rapid response in emergency care, and early diagnosis. AI: Artificial intelligence; BP: blood pressure.