Caris study finds GPSai reclassifies 123 of 3,958 lung SCC diagnoses as metastases

Reuters03-20 20:30
Caris study finds GPSai reclassifies 123 of 3,958 lung SCC diagnoses as metastases
  • Caris reported a clinical study in JAMA Network Open evaluating an AI method to differentiate lung squamous cell carcinoma from metastases of other origins.
  • The analysis included 3,958 lung cancer cases submitted with a diagnosis of squamous cell carcinoma.
  • GPSai identified 123 cases that were metastases from other primary sites rather than lung squamous cell carcinoma.
  • The study reported that 88 patients (71.5%) had recommendations for a change in guideline-preferred first-line systemic therapy following reclassification.
  • Caris said GPSai is included in MI Cancer Seek and MI Tumor Seek at no additional cost, and that MI Cancer Seek received FDA approval in November 2024.


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