Development of an Artificial Intelligence System for Detecting Cancer Metastases

University has announced the development of an innovative artificial intelligence system designed to detect colorectal cancer metastases in lymph nodes, in collaboration with the company Medical Neuronets and specialists from the Moscow Oncology Hospital.

According to a university statement reported by RT, the new system operates in two stages. It begins with a comprehensive analysis of the entire digital sample to identify suspicious areas, followed by a detailed analysis phase that involves outlining cancer cells and overlaying them with a semi-transparent mask on the image. This process speeds up the detection of critical regions and enhances the accuracy of medical observation.

The university also emphasized that this technology is intended to support doctors, not replace them. It is planned to be integrated in the future into digital workstations used by pathologists, helping to reduce the risk of overlooking small tumor foci and improving the standardization of diagnostic criteria.

This development reflects the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence applications in the medical field, opening new horizons for improving early diagnosis accuracy and enhancing the quality of care for cancer patients.