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Image: The image shows two researchers discussing prostate tissue images on a large screen; Copyright: Mikael Wallerstedt

Mikael Wallerstedt

AI improves early detection of prostate cancer

28.08.2025

Uppsala researchers show AI can detect prostate cancers in biopsy samples that pathologists initially missed, enabling earlier follow-up care.
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Image: Medical CT images on multiple monitors showing cross-sectional images of the abdominal cavity; Copyright: Astrid Eckert, Muenchen

Astrid Eckert, Muenchen

AI detects early kidney issues in cancer patients

08.05.2025

TUM researchers use AI to spot early kidney damage in prostate cancer therapy – before functional decline appears.
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Image: Four men next to a CT - Peter Brotchie, Dr. Ruwan Tennakoon, Prof. John Thangarajah, Dr. Mark Page; Copyright: St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne

St Vincent's Hospital Melbourne

New AI tech for early detection of prostate cancer

16.07.2021

Prostate cancer is the most diagnosed cancer and a leading cause of death by cancer in Australian men. Early detection is key to successful treatment, but men often dodge the doctor, avoiding diagnosis tests until it is too late.
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Image: Surgeon sitting at a robot-assisted operating system; Copyright: panthermedia.net/wedmov

Robotic-Assisted Surgery with the daVinci-System

04.05.2020

Robotic surgical systems are often used to perform minimally invasive procedures. The daVinci surgical system is still one of the market leaders and is especially well suited to perform prostatectomies, a surgical option for prostate cancer.
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