Aside from consultancy, training, and heavy involvement in AI and heterogeneous compute, Boston with NVIDIA are working on new ways of implementing AI in medical practices.
Kurt Gitter, Principal Engineer at Boston Limited, is currently developing software that will help clinicians to detect internal organ anomalies.
We all know that cancer is a leading cause of death worldwide, with nearly 10 million annual deaths due to cancer-related complications. Close to half of the cases involve main organs like the lungs, liver, stomach, and bowel. Sadly, one in three of us will be diagnosed with cancer during our lifetime. This number is steadily growing, with common cancers becoming chronic due to incorrect detection and diagnosis.
What are the current challenges to anomaly detection?
Fortunately, many cancers are curable if they are detected and treated in their early stages. Boston Medical Solutions is developing cutting-edge imaging IT solution that detects and characteristics tumours, to assist cliniciancs in choosing the correct targeted therapy.
What is the workflow and what are the results?
Kurt Gitter calls it a "reliable, automated detection of anomalies to fight cancer and improve health for everybody."
Boston Limited provides dedicated solutions for training, evaluation, quality control of input and output of data, and storage and security.
Interested in learning more? Email us at [email protected] with the subject line ‘Boston Medical Solutions: Anomaly Detection’ or give us a call on 01727 876 100.
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