Clinicians spent 50 hours per case sifting data. AI now ranks disease risks, cutting diagnosis time from 7 years to 1 month.
A regional Italian medical center specializing in rare genetic disorders manages complex diagnostic workflows involving massive datasets from patient DNA testing.
Clinicians manually reviewed over 100 genetic variants per patient, a process requiring up to 50 hours of analysis for a single case. This manual...
“The challenge with genetic testing is finding the specific information we need in the tests. Finding the variants that identify a disease is time consuming with all that data.”
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