Florida system adds AI tool for colonoscopies 

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Naples (Fla.) Comprehensive Health has adopted the GI Genius AI platform to improve colonoscopy procedures and early detection of colorectal cancer. 

NCH gastroenterologists are using the platform, which provides real-time analysis of colonoscopy video to flag subtle polyps and abnormalities. The technology has led to a nearly 14% increase in polyp detection rates, according to a Feb. 6 system news release. 

Colorectal cancer screening is recommended starting at age 45 for average-risk patients. The new AI tool supports NCH’s focus on early detection and improved outcomes through technology-enabled care.

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