MASS DEVICE (January 15, 2019)
MobileODT said last week that it is implementing a new artificial intelligence algorithm in its EVA System Colposcope that it claims can detect cervical cancer more effectively than existing testing.
The new technology, known as Automated Visual Evaluation, has been validated by the National Cancer Institute and the National Library of Medicine, the Israel-based company said, and is able to identify problematic lesions with greater reliability than traditional Pap Cytology testing.
MobileODT said that it is working with the NCI and other researchers to continue validating the AVE algorithm, and that it is launching a large scale pilot looking to validate the clinical application of the AVE algorithm with partners at India’s Genworks Health and Apollo Hospitals.
