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AI Can Detect Esophageal Cancer on CT Scans Months Before Diagnosis
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By Eitan Gefen
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An artificial intelligence system called EAGLE can detect esophageal cancer on chest CT scans, potentially months before diagnosis. While showing promise in identifying the disease, further validation is needed to assess its effectiveness in diverse populations outside of East Asia.
- 01AI system EAGLE detects esophageal cancer on routine CT scans.
- 02AI could identify cancer months before clinical diagnosis.
- 03AI significantly improves radiologists' detection accuracy.
- 04System trained on Chinese data, needs validation for Western populations.
- 05Esophageal cancer is often diagnosed late with high mortality.
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