Incredible breakthrough alert! Researchers have developed a game-changing Computer-Aided Detection (CADe) system to spot early neoplasia in Barrett's esophagus.
This system was trained on a whopping 14,046 images from 2,506 patients across 15 centers. It's been put to the test on two independent sets, one of which involved 112 endoscopists from six countries!
Results are astonishing! Sensitivity for neoplasia detection among endoscopists increased significantly (74% to 88%) with CADe assistance, without sacrificing specificity. In fact, CADe even outperformed endoscopists in detecting neoplasia and matched Barrett's esophagus experts!
This breakthrough could be a game-changer in early neoplasia detection. Stay tuned for more details on the funding source and implications!
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