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J Urol2024;212(1):52-62.July 1, 2024Journal Article

Artificial Intelligence Improves the Ability of Physicians to Identify Prostate Cancer Extent.

Sakina Mohammed Mota1, Alan Priester1,2, Joshua Shubert1, Jeremy Bong1, James Sayre3, Brittany Berry-Pusey1, Wayne G Brisbane2, Shyam Natarajan1,2
1Avenda Health, Inc.
2Department of Urology, David Geffen School of Medicine, Los Angeles, California.
3Department of Radiological Sciences and Biostatistics, University of California, Los Angeles, California.

Abstract

PURPOSE: Defining prostate cancer contours is a complex task, undermining the efficacy of interventions such as focal therapy. A multireader multicase study compared physicians' performance using artificial intelligence (AI) vs standard-of-care methods for tumor delineation. MATERIALS AND METHODS: Cases were interpreted by 7 urologists and 3 radiologists from 5 institutions with 2 to 23 years of…

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