Smartphone AI app detects eye surface cancers with near-specialist accuracy, study finds
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Sade Oguntola
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A new smartphone-based AI application called Capture-Tumor can detect cancers on the surface of the eye with near-specialist accuracy. The app analyzes user-taken photos of the eye using a deep learning model trained on over a decade of clinical images. Researchers believe the system could reduce diagnostic delays by providing a faster, simpler screening-to-referral pathway, and it has shown ability to identify previously undiagnosed cases.
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The app, called Capture-Tumor, analyses photos of the eye taken by users and flags potential malignancies using a deep learning model trained on more than a decade of specialist clinical images.
Researchers say the system could help reduce delays in diagnosis by offering a faster, simpler pathway from initial screening to specialist care.
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