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This analysis uncovers advances in cervical cancer screening and diagnosis using AI, highlighting future implications.
The history of screening for cervical cancer is rich with implementing cutting-edge ideas and technologies. From the very first “Pap smear” to the semi-automated and computerized systems of today, the way we screen for cervical cancer has changed dramatically in the past 75 years. With the advent of new techniques and more advanced machine learning algorithms, we sought to understand the current and future applications of artificial intelligence in clinical pathology around cervical cancer screening, diagnosis, and treatment.
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