Summary: The new AI model can find a change in MS recovery from the previously developed MS improvements than traditional clinic diagnosis. Using data from over 22,000 patients, model to analyze the usual health information and even the level of its confidence in each test.
In the assessment testing, the continuity of the disease accurately identifies 90% of the accuracy, usually in the first time in view of medical records. Still receivables can help patients get effective treatment in the near future.
Key facts:
- High precision: AI model accurately identified MS Progression by 90%.
- Intervention is early: Preference is allowing timely treatment repairs, reducing the intensity of disease.
- Confidence AI also reports how convincing it is for each test.
Source: Uppsala University
Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a chronic, inflammation of the median nervous system. In Sweden, about 22,000 people live with Ms.
Most patients begin with a recycling form (RRMS), which is characterized by degenerate elevations.
In time, the conversion of many of the developed MS (SPMS), where there are their symbols instead of worse, without the obvious break. The identification of this change is important because two types of MS requires different treatment.
Currently, diagnosis is done on average three years after the start of the change, which can lead to patients receiving no treatment.
Based on Sweden MS data
The new AI model summarizes clinical data from over 22,000 patients in the Sweden MS registry. The model is based on the information that has already been collected during the general health of health, such as mood testing, the magnetic resonance scan of the Imaging (MRI) to scan and continuous treatment.
“In view of patterns from previous patients, the model can decide whether the patient has a recycling form even if the disease transforms developed MS continuing to check?
“This means that the doctor will know how the conclusion is how possible and how much AI is confident in its examination,” said Kim Kultima, who was conducted by research.
The accuracy of nine percent accuracy
During the study, now published in Journal Digital Medicine, a well-pointing model change 87 percent of approximately 87% of cases, or previously written on the patient's treatment records, with total 90 percent accuracy.
“For patients, this means that diagnosis can be done before, making it possible to correct patient treatment on time and reduce the continuation of the disease.
“This also reduces patients' risks that receive unemployment. In time, the model can be used to identify appropriate trial strategies and can be done,” concludes the edges.
Openable, unknown model is now available for research services: https://msp-Racker.servi.scicibulaB.se.
In connection with this AI and Multiple Sclerosis Research News
The author: Sandra Gunnarsson
Source: Uppsala University
Contact: Sandra Gunnarsson – Uppsala University
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Abstract
Conscious forecasts enable proof of disease and allow individuals to be individually in many sclerosis
The accurate test of development and domestic disease in Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is essential for timely and appropriate clinical interventions.
Slightly replacement from MS loss (RRMs) to the advanced MS developed MS (SPMS) is usually found by getting to the three-year-old delay.
Dealing with this diagnostic delay, we create a guess model using electronic health records to distinguish between RRMS and SPM visits each.
Enabling reliable predictions, direct predictions launched at the level of 93% patients.
Our model accurately predicts accurate changes in diagnosis from rsrms in the convertible patients in the study period.
Additionally, we have identified new patients, which are high-powered, are in the transformation phase but have not received the clinic diagnosis.
Resources for our approach to monitor the progression of MS and identify the changing patients.
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