Poster @ 2024 USCAP - United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology. A validation study of our AI models for lung adenocarcinoma subtyping, using cases from 3 international institution. Overall improvement of general pathologists performance in subtyping and grading LUAD.
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🌟 AI-driven innovations are set to dominate the future of diagnostics! At the #IndiaDiagnosticsSummit, experts discussed advancements in radiology, genomics, and pathology. They shared insights on challenges and the industry's transformative shifts. #AI#healthtech#ethealthworld#diagnostics
Our first team. November 2020. First "team photo" session.
We did a great work✌️.
At the end of 3.5 years we are #ISO15189acredited#fullydigital at biopsies with #DigitalWorkflow.
It was a hard work💪, I should say, but a great one, which I will be proud of to be the founder pathologist of a pathology lab. like this❤️💫
#MemorialPathology#DigitalPathology#ai
With years of research and development endoscopy equipment has gone from fiber optic to ultra-high magnification endoscopes with artificial intelligence (AI). It allows endoscopists to detect polyps, especially adenomas at the earliest possible stages. Which leads to a significant increase in adenoma detection rate.
A 47 y.o male came in for a screening colonoscopy. In the ascending colon, Paris 0-IIa lesion up to 1mm was visualized with AI assistance. In the narrow-band imaging (NBI) and ultra-high magnification endoscopy the vessel and surface patterns were classified as JNET 2A, pit pattern – Kudo IIIL with only 9 pits involved. An optical diagnosis of tubular adenoma was made and cold forceps polypectomy was performed.
Pathology showed tubular adenoma sized 828.8μm, which is, probably, the tiniest adenoma ever found.
#EveryAdenomaCounts
Experts foresee AI-driven innovations shaping the future of diagnostics. At the India Diagnostics Summit, discussions highlighted advancements in radiology, genomics, and pathology, addressing challenges and industry evolution. #Diagnostics#AI#HealthcareInnovation#IndiaDiagnostics
We're starting to see developments in AI healthcare that feel like science fiction.
Some examples:
- Enlitic: Enhances medical imaging for more accurate diagnostics.
- Lumiata: Predictive analytics for healthcare risk assessment.
- deepc: Software that improves diagnostic efficiency in medical imaging.
- Kheiron Medical: Technology for enhanced breast cancer detection.
- Aidoc: Assists radiologists by flagging critical conditions in imaging.
- Owkin: Platform for innovative drug discovery and personalized medicine.
- Mendaera, Inc.: Robotic surgery platform automating complex procedures.
- Huma.AI: Transforms clinical data into actionable insights for life sciences.
Can't wait to see the gains the next few years bring.
The difficulty that AI experts have in explaining AI is a good example of expertise.
In most instances, expertise means expertise in making a thing work.
It does not typically mean expertise in how exactly it works.
There are brain surgeons who are excellent at removing brain tumors.
They know less than 1% about how a brain works.
That's just how it is.
Excited to share our latest research in digital pathology! 🔬🖥️
Title: "Computational Synthesis of Histological Stains: A Step Toward Virtual Enhanced Digital Pathology"
We've developed a new AI method using generative imaging to virtually transform H&E-stained slides into PHH3 stains. This approach saves time, preserves tissue samples, and enables multi-stain analysis from a single slide.
The best part? This approach could potentially be extended to other stains and tissue types!
Curious? Check out the full paper: https://lnkd.in/dZdwyT7N#DigitalPathology#GenerativeImaging#ArtificialIntelligence#MedicalImaging#CancerResearch
Chief Scientific Officer, BostonGene, Ma, USA
5moCongrats Faisal Mahmood - an enabling technology indeed