The artificial intelligence device helps detect polyps during colonoscopies. It’s compatible with any colonoscopy video and uses advanced AI to recognize the presence of precancerous lesions with a visual marker in real time.
A recent study found that GI Genius was able to identify precancerous or cancerous tumors at a 13 percent higher rate than a standard colonoscopy, according to WFTS Tampa.
The FDA granted de novo clearance for the device in April.
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