Target Tissue Identification through the detection
of Intrinsic Biomolecular Markers using
Multispectral Autofluorescence Imaging
Target Tissue Identification through the detection of Intrinsic Biomolecular Markers using
Multispectral Autofluorescence Imaging.
STEP 1
Multi-Spectral Illumination
STEP 2
Multi-Spectral Detection
STEP 3
Train AI/ML Algorithms
CytoVeris’ UV-Excited Tissue Autofluoresence Imaging allows the differentiation of tissue types & structures
Validated our Technology Platform
Validated our Technology Platform
Trained on Ground Truth Data using LOPO
Tested using 5-Fold Cross Validation Data Sets
Patient = 92
Specimen Blocks = 139
Targets = 473
SENSITIVITY = 90.6%
SPECIFICITY = 89.9%
ACCURACY = 90.1%
Real-time imaging during prostatectomy could improve the odds of preservation of function and reduce recurrence for 90,000 men in the U.S. per year.
60% reduction in the breast cancer positive margin rate nationwide could avoid reoperations for 30,000 women annually.
Real-time bladder resection imaging could avoid 70,000 repeat TURBT procedures per year in the U.S.
Real-time imaging during prostatectomy could improve the odds of preservation of function and reduce recurrence for 90,000 men in the U.S. per year.
60% reduction in the breast cancer positive margin rate nationwide could avoid reoperations for 30,000 women annually.
Real-time bladder resection imaging could avoid 70,000 repeat TURBT procedures per year in the U.S.
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