The Application of Stimulated Raman Histology to Urologic Malignancies – Human and Artificial Intelligent Assessment
James S. Wysock, MD, MSc, explores Stimulated Raman Histology (SRH) in diagnosing and managing urologic malignancies, emphasizing the role of both human and artificial intelligence (AI) assessments. SRH, a cutting-edge imaging technique, provides rapid, label-free histological images of tissues, enabling real-time intraoperative diagnosis. Dr. Wysock highlights SRH’s high specificity and sensitivity in identifying cancerous tissues, potentially reducing reliance on frozen sections and improving surgical outcomes.
Dr. Wysock discusses integrating AI into SRH image analysis, including creating training datasets, validation studies, and clinical trials. The potential for AI to enhance diagnostic precision and minimize human error is a key focus. Data show that SRH, combined with AI assessment, significantly improves the accuracy of margin detection during prostate and kidney cancer surgeries.
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