The best is yet to come – interventional oncologists will see a huge impact in their field through AI assistance, experts at ECIO 2021 predict: improved staging as well as response, risk and outcome prediction are among the anticipated benefits algorithms will deliver. Keep reading to find out more.
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Article • Innovation in intervention
The promise and reality about AI for interventional oncology
Is artificial intelligence (AI) technology ready to be utilized as a clinical tool by interventional oncologists? Not yet, but when it is, AI technology’s clinical impact may be as profound as advanced imaging is today, two leading experts agree.
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Article • Gender Medicine“Inclusion of women in studies and guidelines must be increased”Women and men are different – nobody would argue with this statement. However, in medicine, gender plays a subordinate role. Neither research, prevention nor therapy adequately reflect this difference. “This is no longer acceptable,” says ... |
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Article • Women & researchCovid-19 and gender parity: a worrisome scenarioThe pandemic could challenge what little achievement has been made so far in the field, a prominent Spanish medical oncologist explained during the virtual European Lung Cancer Conference |
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Article • dPCR and HSAFMLow-cost technique for missed genetic mutationsA new low-cost method targeting genetic mutations often missed by existing diagnostic approaches has been developed. Researchers at Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) in the United States noted that most rearrangement mutations implicated in ... |
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Article • Disease managementCovid-19 and beyond: Unlocking the value of diagnostic dataDiagnostic data from the massive amounts of testing being conducted can help make health systems more resilient in dealing with future health crises and pandemics. The importance of diagnostic data was explored during the Medtech Europe online ... |
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