Medical Devices

In what could be regarded as a precursor to a new mode of cancer diagnosis, an artificial intelligence based tool, developed at the Osaka University in Japan, can precisely differentiate between different cancer cells, paving the way for automated determination of appropriate individualized cancer treatments. As a matter of fact, there can be remarkable variation in the types of cancer cells among patients, even with the same cancer type. In view of the variation, it is necessary to identify the particular cell types for choosing the best treatment option. However, the current methods of doing so are time-consuming and often restricted by human error and limits of huma...