Implementing AI to Improve PI-RADS Scoring
Prostate Cancer and PI-RADS scoring Prostate cancer is the most common male cancer in the USA. When diagnosed early, mortality rates are very low, therefore,
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Image Analysis and Artificial Intelligence in Urology
Artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning play an increasingly crucial role in medical imaging in general, and in the field of urology particularly. The applications of AI in urology are numerous, starting with accurate diagnosis (using image segmentation and abnormality detection), continuing with biopsy and operative procedures (using tools for assisted navigation and robotic guidance), and ending in treatment assessment (using tools similar to those used in diagnosis in order to assess the response to treatment).
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AI and Deep Learning for Prostate Cancer
Recent developments in the field of deep learning and artificial intelligence (AI) are moving the needle in prostate cancer healthcare. More specifically, it is now possible to use state-of-the-art AI and Deep Learning for prostate cancer detection and treatment. Also prostatectomy, a common treatment of prostate cancer, can benefit from the use of these advanced algorithms to increase procedural success. RSIP Vision’s algorithms provide a solution that can be integrated into all steps of prostate cancer care, thus improving patient outcome.
Prostate segmentation in MR images
Prostate cancer is the second most common cancer among American men, with more than 200,000 new cases diagnosed every year and about 1 man in 7 diagnosed during his lifetime. Volume is a key indicator of the health of the prostate, revealing key information about the stage of the cancer, the probable prognosis and viable treatment. The rich experience of RSIP Vision enables us to recommend an approach based on a semi-automatic prostate segmentation to give a precise estimate of the prostate volume.
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