Before seeing a therapist, patients fill out a survey about their health via a QR code. Based on the data obtained, the artificial intelligence analyzes up to 80 different predictors, such as weight loss, weakness, fatigue, night sweats and other symptoms that may indicate a possible cancer. If the AI detects warning signs, it recommends that the doctor refer the patient for additional tests.
According to Vladimir Rudchenko, business development manager at Techlab, the use of artificial intelligence makes it possible to detect cancer more effectively in the early stages, when symptoms are mild. This helps to refer patients to an oncologist in a timely manner and increase the effectiveness of preventive measures.
Anatoly Smolyarenko, chief physician of the clinic, emphasized that artificial intelligence does not replace doctors, but can become their reliable assistant by providing additional accuracy and efficiency in the diagnostic process.
Source: Ferra
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