The modules use advanced AI software to highlight polyps in real-time, tipping off physicians to potential colorectal cancer, according to an Aug. 8 press release.
Physicians who use artificial intelligence to perform colonoscopies see an estimated 13 percent increase in colorectal polyp detection and removal.
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