This is changing how we diagnose bowel cancer @UKResearchandInnovation
This is changing how we diagnose bowel cancer  @UKResearchandInnovation
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A second pair of eyes can make all the difference - and if you're a doctor looking for cancer, it could save a life!

Odin Vision, an Olympus company, have developed CADDIE, an AI system that can assist doctors in detecting ‘harder to find’ polyps during colonoscopies by acting as a second pair of eyes.

By finding more potentially cancerous polyps sooner, it means they can be removed before the cancer has developed. For patients and their families, that means earlier treatment and better outcomes.

#AI #BowelCancer #Tech
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