Scientists develop AI that detects pancreatic cancer years before diagnosis in a major breakthrough
- Dr Ajit Goenka led the Mayo Clinic team behind the AI that detects pancreatic cancer years before diagnosis.
- Researchers at Mayo Clinic have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) system that could transform how pancreatic cancer is detected by identifying subtle signs of the disease years before it is usually diagnosed.
- The technology, known as the Radiomics-based Early Detection Model (REDMOD), analyses routine CT scans to detect microscopic changes in pancreatic tissue that are invisible to the human eye.
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- Dr Ajit Goenka led the Mayo Clinic team behind the AI that detects pancreatic cancer years before diagnosis.
- Researchers at Mayo Clinic have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) system that could transform how pancreatic cancer is detected by identifying subtle signs of the disease years before it is usually diagnosed.
- The technology, known as the Radiomics-based Early Detection Model (REDMOD), analyses routine CT scans to detect microscopic changes in pancreatic tissue that are invisible to the human eye.
Sources: Times of India