Apollo BGS Hospitals has launched an Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based endoscopy technology called CAD Eye technology in Mysuru. The technology, which can distinguish between cancerous and non-cancerous lesions, is the first of its kind outside Japan and is set to improve early cancer detection rates, leading to better patient outcomes. The launch was made in partnership with FUJIFILM India, with Apollo BGS Hospitals not charging any extra fees for the new procedure. Additionally, the hospital has performed over 60 liver transplants and is the only licensed multiorgan transplant unit in Mysuru. The GI Update-2023 conference, where the technology was launched, also showcased recent endoscopic techniques, including the use of endoscopic techniques in stopping bleeding from the stomach.
Apollo BGS Hospitals Launches AI-based Endoscopy Technology for Early Cancer Detection
Apollo BGS Hospitals in Mysuru has announced the launch of an Artificial Intelligence (AI)-based endoscopy technology known as CAD Eye technology. The hospital is partnering with FUJIFILM India to introduce this state-of-the-art cancer detection technology outside of Japan for the first time.
The AI-based endoscopy was launched at the GI Update-2023 conference held at Hotel Radisson Blu Plaza in Mysuru, attended by more than 400 gastroenterologists and post-graduate students of surgery and medicine from different medical colleges in the state.
Dr. H. Basavanagowdappa, the Dean and Director of JSS Medical College, launched the technology in the presence of other medical professionals, including Dr. Rajkumar P. Wadhwa, Chief Gastroenterologist & Head of Institutes of Gastroenterology, and Dr. S. Nairuthya, Consultant Chief Gastrointestinal Surgeon.
The CAD Eye-based endoscopes provide early cancer detection, improving the chances of successful treatment. Dr. Rajkumar Wadhwa explained that the technology detects cancer early and enables endoscopic treatment. Additionally, Apollo BGS Hospitals is not charging any extra fees for the new procedure.
Moreover, the conference also witnessed the participation of Padma Bhushan Dr. D. Nageshwar Reddy, Chairman of Asian Institute of Gastroenterology, Hyderabad, and Prof. Hironori Yamamoto, Chairman and Professor of Gastroenterology and Director of Endoscopy Centre Jichi Medical University Hospital, Tochigi, Japan, who spoke about the importance of advancements in gastroenterology and the immense benefits of CAD Eye technology for colon and intestinal cancer patients.
In conclusion, the launch of the CAD Eye technology marks a significant milestone in early cancer detection and treatment, which is expected to benefit many patients in Mysuru and beyond.
Apollo BGS Hospitals Introduces Machine Learning-based System for Early Cancer Detection
At the GI Update-2023 conference, Vice-President and Unit Head of Apollo BGS Hospitals, Mysuru, N.G. Bharateesha Reddy announced the launch of a machine learning-based system that can distinguish between cancerous and non-cancerous lesions, leading to early detection and treatment of cancer. The hospital is proud to offer world-class services and treatment in Mysuru, with the added benefit of being the only licensed multiorgan transplant unit in the city, having performed over 60 liver transplants.
During the conference, live transmissions of endoscopic procedures were conducted and showcased, including recent techniques that demonstrated the use of endoscopic techniques in stopping bleeding from the stomach. The delegates also received hands-on training in these techniques.
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