ADENOMA

This study tested whether a computer program using artificial intelligence (AI) could help doctors find more growths called polyps during a colonoscopy. Over 1,100 people who were due for a follow-up colonoscopy were randomly assigned to have their procedure done with the AI soft…

This study tested if using a small, swallowable camera capsule could improve colon cancer screening. Over 2,000 people in Denmark's national screening program were involved. The goal was to see if this easier, less invasive method could get more people screened and reduce the nee…

This study tested a new tool called PTeye that uses near-infrared light to help surgeons see and identify tiny parathyroid glands during surgery to remove them. The goal was to see if using this light could make surgeries quicker, reduce the need for extra tissue tests, and lower…

This study tested whether using two tools together helps doctors find more pre-cancerous growths (adenomas) during a colonoscopy. The tools are an artificial intelligence (AI) system that highlights suspicious areas and a small cap that helps flatten the colon wall for a better v…

This study tested whether a simple blood test using artificial intelligence could detect colorectal cancer early. Researchers collected blood samples from nearly 49,000 average-risk adults aged 45-85 who were already scheduled for routine colonoscopy screening. The goal was to se…