About (Vision/aims of the ProCAncer-I project)

The ProCAncer-I project brings together 20 partners, with recognized expertise in their field, such as clinical reference centers for prostate cancer, experts in Artificial Intelligence and machine learning, and innovative SMEs. The goal is to design, develop and operate an Artificial Intelligence Platform in which high-quality PCa imaging data, as well as relevant clinical data, are stored. The data are used to train advanced AI computational models in order to support clinicians for a more accurate prognosis and optimal management of prostate cancer.

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Diverging Visions of the Data-Value-Chain: The EHDS Proposal & the ProCAncer-I Project

Taking an innovative approach to applying artificial intelligence (AI) to medical imaging, Quibim is designing predictive panels to enable healthcare providers to improve patient outcomes.

ProCAncer-I at the IEEE EMBC 2023 in Sydney

Taking an innovative approach to applying artificial intelligence (AI) to medical imaging, Quibim is designing predictive panels to enable healthcare providers to improve patient outcomes.

Guerbet wins PI-CAI Grand Challenge on detection of prostate cancer

Second Dissemination Event of the ProCAncer-I Project in Lisbon

A great pleasure to have participated in the "AI and Machine Learning in Cancer Imaging 3.0 – Enhancing Healthcare through AI” event on 30th June & 1st July 2023 in Lisbon, Portugal

6th Consortium Meeting in Lisbon

AI in health imaging: computational power isn’t everything

Taking an innovative approach to applying artificial intelligence (AI) to medical imaging, Quibim is designing predictive panels to enable healthcare providers to improve patient outcomes.

ProCAncer-I workshop with the Italian association in collaboration with CAND and CNR

Taking an innovative approach to applying artificial intelligence (AI) to medical imaging, Quibim is designing predictive panels to enable healthcare providers to improve patient outcomes.

A moot court on “The Value of Health Data” !

Clara Saillant and Theresa Henne from the Institute of Digitalisation and Innovation in Law organized a moot court on the topic “The Value of Health Data”

ProCAncer-I at the International Scientific Conference in Vilnius

Taking an innovative approach to applying artificial intelligence (AI) to medical imaging, Quibim is designing predictive panels to enable healthcare providers to improve patient outcomes.

Τurning images into actionable predictions using artificial intelligence

Taking an innovative approach to applying artificial intelligence (AI) to medical imaging, Quibim is designing predictive panels to enable healthcare providers to improve patient outcomes.

Challenges of the ProCAncer-I project

The goal of the project is to address critical clinical questions related to the management of prostate cancer. How? by developing an Artificial Intelligence platform.

Over 18,000 patient cases

The platform hosts the largest collection of prostate cancer data worldwide: Multiparametric (MP) MRI images, derived from anonymized data. In total, it hosts more than 18,396 cases from 9,618 patients and around 5.8 million images of prostate cancer.

Training AI models

The computational models based on machine learning and deep learning techniques, once confirmed, regarding the correctness and accuracy of their operation (technical and clinical validation), will be accessible through the ProCAncer-I platform for use by clinicians to accelerate the progress in cancer treatment. Thus, thousands of men will deal with prostate cancer in a more personalized way while enjoying a better quality of life.

Accessible to everybody

ProCAncer-I aims to develop a sustainable platform for all, connecting prostate cancer practitioners, radiologists, clinical researchers and AI developers, with patients and relevant industry stakeholders.

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Useful resources for patients

Europa Uomo

Europa Uomo (Italian for Europe man) is a European advocacy movement representing 27 prostate patients’ groups in countries across Europe.

 

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European Cancer Patient Coalition

With over 450 members, ECPC is the largest European non-profit cancer patients’ association. Covering all 27 European Union Member States, and many other European and non-European countries, represents those affected by all types of cancers, from the rarest to the most common.

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European Association of Urology

The EAU represents the leading authority within Europe on urological practice, research, and education. Over 19,000 medical professionals have joined its ranks and contributed to our mission: To raise the level of urological care throughout Europe and beyond.

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