Study confirms AI outperforms conventional methods for prostate cancer ECE

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A study recently published in BJUI Compass found that Unfold AI, an FDA-cleared artificial intelligence algorithm developed by Avenda Health, accurately predicted extracapsular extension risk (ECE) and outperformed conventional methodologies.

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