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In Haguenau, radiologists at the Sainte-Odile imaging centre have been using a tool developed by the French company Incepto for almost a year to detect prostate cancers. A program that does not replace the human eye, but strengthens it, and reduces contrast injections.
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In Haguenau, radiologists at the Sainte-Odile imaging centre have been using a tool developed by the French company Incepto for almost a year to detect prostate cancers. A program that does not replace the human eye, but strengthens it, and reduces contrast injections.