Deep learning AI for deep tissue scans: a lesson from digital technology

Written by Darcy Hodge, Editor

Radiation

The WHO has reported that new digital software is making radiation therapy more effective in Slovakia. When planning how to conduct radiation therapy, scans are often necessary but new, artificial intelligence (AI) technology has made this process easier enabling the patient to access treatment faster. Given that 60% of all patients with cancer in Slovakia are planned to have radiation therapy, the typical CT scan is common. This can allow the clinician to better understand the spread of cancer and form a treatment plan.  However, this activity is time consuming. It can take between 10–30 minutes for each patient, which can depend...

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