An imaging system that detects tissue cancers in 1 second has been developed
November 2, 2017 Thursday 1107
Japanese scientists have stopped developing an artificial intelligence software that can detect bowel cancer only within 1 second of the image
An imaging system that detects tissue cancers in 1 second has been developed
Along with the increased life expectancy, the number of organs taken by various organs, which have become very common throughout the world, has also increased. The medical world is showing a new development every day with respect to cancer, where early diagnosis is vital.
Japanese scientist Dr. Showa University. Yuichi Mori, a new study carried out under the leadership of patients with autopsy done without the images and cm square can be diagnosed in 1 second said.
In the experiment with 300 patients, the system which correctly diagnosed 94% of 250 patients, could find malignant colorectal adenomas of the patient without surgery.
An imaging system that detects tissue cancers in 1 second has been developed
In the past days, in this regard, with the help of artificial intelligence developed in cooperation with Intel, a famous microprocessor company, Intel stated that the percentage of success has increased. Mori explains that this technology stores all the patients' images in a center and makes them match at high speed to diagnose the correct polyps without surgery.
This system, which will prevent unnecessary intestinal autopsies and extra polyps, will also provide cheap and fast diagnostics.
It is well known that Intel, which works with the UK National Health Service, is working on this technology not only for bowel cancer, but also for all tissue cancer diagnoses. With this new method used in the latest work at the University of Warwick, artificial intelligence pictures continue to investigate patients diagnosed with lung cancer.