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Clinical evaluation of Computer Aided Diagnosic support for ultrasound assessment of ovarian tumours

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Coordinator Södersjukhuset AB - Kvinnokliniken
Funding from Vinnova SEK 1 500 000
Project duration September 2024 - February 2026
Status Ongoing
Venture Medtech4Health innovators
Call Medtech4Health: Implementation of medical technology in healthcare in 2024

Purpose and goal

In a clinical study, we aim want to evaluate a workflow with an AI-driven decision support IntelligynAI a new medical technology product, as "second reader", in the ultrasound diagnosis of ovarian tumours. We specifically want to evaluate -If the doctor succeeds in producing and selecting ultrasound images that are suitable for AI analysis -How the doctor perceives the work flow and the work environment is affected -Doctor diagnostic confidence -The patient´s experience

Expected effects and result

We anticipate that implementing the IntelligyAI platform into the clinical workflow, as a diagnostic support tool for the ultrasound assessment of ovarian tumours is is safe and feasible. We also aim to show that the use of the AI-platfotm lead to a more cost-efficient workflow, better work environment for doctors, and that the technique is well accepted by patients.

Planned approach and implementation

We will include 60 patients with ovarian tumors who undergoing ultrasound examination at Södersjukhuset. Selected ultrasound images will be sent sent directly from the ultrasound system for AI analysis, and the doctor instantaneously receives back a cancer riskprediction and managment suggestion. We will evaluate several doctors experience as well as the patients´ opinions on AI supported diagnostics as part of the clinical workflow.

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Last updated 17 October 2024

Reference number 2024-01893