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Bohdan Petryshak^1,2,3, Mikhail Iljin², Alina Denissova^2,4

¹Institute of Computer Science, Tartu University, Tartu, Estonia.

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BMVision, an AI tool for kidney cancer, significantly reduces radiologist reporting time and improves diagnostic sensitivity for renal lesions. This artificial intelligence solution enhances accuracy and efficiency in cancer diagnostics.

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Area of Science:

Radiology
Artificial Intelligence
Oncology

Background:

Renal cell carcinoma is a common urinary tract cancer diagnosed via CT scans.
Increasing demand for radiology services strains timely and accurate cancer diagnosis.
Automated tools can enhance radiologist efficiency and diagnostic accuracy.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop and evaluate BMVision, a deep learning tool for kidney cancer detection and characterization.
To assess the impact of AI assistance on radiologist diagnostic performance and workflow efficiency.

Main Methods:

BMVision, a deep learning tool with a web-based viewer, was developed.
A two-stage retrospective reader study involved six radiologists reviewing 200 scans.
AI-assisted and unaided workflows were compared for diagnostic sensitivity, lesion measurement, reporting efficiency, and inter-radiologist agreement.

Main Results:

BMVision reduced radiologist reporting time by an average of 33% (up to 52%).
The tool improved sensitivity for detecting benign renal lesions from 79.9% to 86.3%.
BMVision led to a significant increase in inter-radiologist agreement and provided structured auto-generated reports.

Conclusions:

BMVision is the first clinically validated commercial AI tool for kidney cancer detection and characterization.
The tool has the potential to enhance patient care by improving diagnostic accuracy and reporting efficiency.
BMVision can help radiologists manage the growing demand for high-quality cancer diagnostics.