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Cureus2025;17(5):e83656.May 1, 2025Journal Article

Enhancing Organ Allocation Efficiency: A Pilot Study Evaluating Artificial Intelligence-Assisted Assessment of Donor Kidney Pathology.

Jeffrey Campsen1, Yelina Kim2, Tiffany Chen3
1Surgery/Transplant, Donor Connect - Organ Procurement Organization, Murray, USA.
2Artificial Intelligence, Techcyte, Orem, USA.
3Pathology, Techcyte, Orem, USA.

Abstract

PURPOSE: The purpose of this study is to evaluate the effectiveness of an artificial intelligence (AI)-assisted review (AAR) system in improving diagnostic accuracy, efficiency, and concordance with expert assessments during the evaluation of donor kidney viability. METHODS: Sixty H&E-stained frozen-section kidney biopsy slides from explant kidneys obtained for organ donation were evaluated. A bo…

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