In a new study, Mayo researchers discovered a deep learning model trained on multi-parametric ultrasound data can remarkably improve the classification of metastatic and non-metastatic axillary lymph nodes in breast cancer patients:
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Researchers at Mayo are exploring the use of deep learning-based motion correction to improve the accurate classification of thyroid nodules as benign or malignant. Read the study: https://t.co/bUWz9cLZe6
Excited about our technology providing high-resolution ultrasound images of tumor microvessls without using contrast agents, a potential noninvasive imaging tool for early cancer detection, prediction of metastasis and treatment monitoring.@MayoRadiology https://t.co/EQOcV4kmL3
Dr. Azra Alizad, Dr. Mostafa Fatemi and their team developed and applied a new type of #Ultrasound, quantitative HDMI, with #RadAI to cancer detection and classification. Their research was profiled in @NIH Science Highlights. https://t.co/VKVs1P4bWV
A new automated cancer diagnostic technique from @MayoClinic could accurately tell benign thyroid nodules from malignant tumors. Find out how this AI-powered technique could potentially spare thousands of patients the trouble of surgery: https://t.co/1DSxMPanVU
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