Cancer Communications,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
40(4), P. 154 - 166
Published: April 1, 2020
Abstract
The
development
of
digital
pathology
and
progression
state‐of‐the‐art
algorithms
for
computer
vision
have
led
to
increasing
interest
in
the
use
artificial
intelligence
(AI),
especially
deep
learning
(DL)‐based
AI,
tumor
pathology.
DL‐based
been
developed
conduct
all
kinds
work
involved
pathology,
including
diagnosis,
subtyping,
grading,
staging,
prognostic
prediction,
as
well
identification
pathological
features,
biomarkers
genetic
changes.
applications
AI
not
only
contribute
improve
diagnostic
accuracy
objectivity
but
also
reduce
workload
pathologists
subsequently
enable
them
spend
additional
time
on
high‐level
decision‐making
tasks.
In
addition,
is
useful
meet
requirements
precision
oncology.
However,
there
are
still
some
challenges
relating
implementation
issues
algorithm
validation
interpretability,
computing
systems,
unbelieving
attitude
pathologists,
clinicians
patients,
regulators
reimbursements.
Herein,
we
present
an
overview
how
AI‐based
approaches
could
be
integrated
into
workflow
discuss
perspectives
Journal of Clinical Medicine,
Journal Year:
2020,
Volume and Issue:
9(11), P. 3697 - 3697
Published: Nov. 18, 2020
Digital
pathology
is
on
the
verge
of
becoming
a
mainstream
option
for
routine
diagnostics.
Faster
whole
slide
image
scanning
has
paved
way
this
development,
but
implementation
large
scale
challenging
technical,
logistical,
and
financial
levels.
Comparative
studies
have
published
reassuring
data
safety
feasibility,
experiences
highlight
need
training
knowledge
pitfalls.
Up
to
half
pathologists
are
reluctant
sign
out
reports
only
digital
slides
concerned
about
reporting
without
tool
that
represented
their
profession
since
its
beginning.
Guidelines
by
international
organizations
aim
safeguard
histology
in
realm,
from
acquisition
over
setup
work-stations
long-term
archiving,
must
be
considered
starting
point
only.
Cost-efficiency
analyses
occupational
health
issues
addressed
comprehensively.
Image
analysis
blended
into
traditional
work-flow,
approval
artificial
intelligence
diagnostics
starts
challenge
human
evaluation
as
gold
standard.
Here
we
discuss
past
implementations,
future
possibilities
through
addition
intelligence,
technical
challenges,
possible
changes
pathologist’s
profession.
Cancer Communications,
Journal Year:
2021,
Volume and Issue:
41(11), P. 1100 - 1115
Published: Oct. 6, 2021
Abstract
Over
the
past
decade,
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
has
contributed
substantially
to
resolution
of
various
medical
problems,
including
cancer.
Deep
learning
(DL),
a
subfield
AI,
is
characterized
by
its
ability
perform
automated
feature
extraction
and
great
power
in
assimilation
evaluation
large
amounts
complicated
data.
On
basis
quantity
data
novel
computational
technologies,
especially
DL,
been
applied
aspects
oncology
research
potential
enhance
cancer
diagnosis
treatment.
These
applications
range
from
early
detection,
diagnosis,
classification
grading,
molecular
characterization
tumors,
prediction
patient
outcomes
treatment
responses,
personalized
treatment,
automatic
radiotherapy
workflows,
anti‐cancer
drug
discovery,
clinical
trials.
In
this
review,
we
introduced
general
principle
summarized
major
areas
application
for
discussed
future
directions
remaining
challenges.
As
adoption
AI
use
increasing,
anticipate
arrival
AI‐powered
care.
Diagnostic Pathology,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
18(1)
Published: Oct. 3, 2023
Abstract
Digital
pathology
(DP)
is
being
increasingly
employed
in
cancer
diagnostics,
providing
additional
tools
for
faster,
higher-quality,
accurate
diagnosis.
The
practice
of
diagnostic
has
gone
through
a
staggering
transformation
wherein
new
such
as
digital
imaging,
advanced
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
algorithms,
and
computer-aided
techniques
are
used
assisting,
augmenting
empowering
the
computational
histopathology
AI-enabled
diagnostics.
This
paving
way
advancement
precision
medicine
cancer.
Automated
whole
slide
imaging
(WSI)
scanners
now
rendering
quality,
high-resolution
images
entire
glass
slides
combining
these
with
innovative
making
it
possible
to
integrate
into
all
aspects
reporting
including
anatomical,
clinical,
molecular
pathology.
recent
approvals
WSI
primary
diagnosis
by
FDA
well
approval
prostate
AI
algorithm
paved
starting
incorporate
this
exciting
technology
use
can
provide
unique
platform
innovations
advances
anatomical
clinical
workflows.
In
review,
we
describe
milestones
landmark
trials
emphasis
on
future
directions.
Journal of Pathology Informatics,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 100357 - 100357
Published: Jan. 1, 2024
Computational
Pathology
(CPath)
is
an
interdisciplinary
science
that
augments
developments
of
computational
approaches
to
analyze
and
model
medical
histopathology
images.
The
main
objective
for
CPath
develop
infrastructure
workflows
digital
diagnostics
as
assistive
CAD
system
clinical
pathology,
facilitating
transformational
changes
in
the
diagnosis
treatment
cancer
are
mainly
address
by
tools.
With
evergrowing
deep
learning
computer
vision
algorithms,
ease
data
flow
from
currently
witnessing
a
paradigm
shift.
Despite
sheer
volume
engineering
scientific
works
being
introduced
image
analysis,
there
still
considerable
gap
adopting
integrating
these
algorithms
practice.
This
raises
significant
question
regarding
direction
trends
undertaken
CPath.
In
this
article
we
provide
comprehensive
review
more
than
800
papers
challenges
faced
problem
design
all-the-way
application
implementation
viewpoints.
We
have
catalogued
each
paper
into
model-card
examining
key
layout
current
landscape
hope
helps
community
locate
relevant
facilitate
understanding
field's
future
directions.
nutshell,
oversee
cycle
stages
which
required
be
cohesively
linked
together
associated
with
such
multidisciplinary
science.
overview
different
perspectives
data-centric,
model-centric,
application-centric
problems.
finally
sketch
remaining
directions
technical
integration
For
updated
information
on
survey
accessing
original
cards
repository,
please
refer
GitHub.
Updated
version
draft
can
also
found
arXiv.
npj Digital Medicine,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
8(1)
Published: Jan. 31, 2025
The
confluence
of
new
technologies
with
artificial
intelligence
(AI)
and
machine
learning
(ML)
analytical
techniques
is
rapidly
advancing
the
field
precision
oncology,
promising
to
improve
diagnostic
approaches
therapeutic
strategies
for
patients
cancer.
By
analyzing
multi-dimensional,
multiomic,
spatial
pathology,
radiomic
data,
these
enable
a
deeper
understanding
intricate
molecular
pathways,
aiding
in
identification
critical
nodes
within
tumor's
biology
optimize
treatment
selection.
applications
AI/ML
oncology
are
extensive
include
generation
synthetic
e.g.,
digital
twins,
order
provide
necessary
information
design
or
expedite
conduct
clinical
trials.
Currently,
many
operational
technical
challenges
exist
related
data
technology,
engineering,
storage;
algorithm
development
structures;
quality
quantity
pipeline;
sharing
generalizability;
incorporation
into
current
workflow
reimbursement
models.