High parameter imaging techniques are becoming an important discovery
tool in the study of disease, because multiple markers can be examined
simultaneously within the same TISSUE SECTION. However, each biomarker
also adds an ever-increasing level of difficulty in the ANALYSIS OF
HETEROGENOUS TISSUE. Understanding this challenge, Visiopharm has
developed a new machine learning approach to automatically phenotype
individually segmented CELLULAR OBJECTS WITHIN THE COMPLEX MIXTURE.
This workshop is divided in two parts. In the first part we focus on
automatic phenotyping in the context of the tissue microenvironment
presented by Keynote Speaker Dr. David Rimm.
Dr. Rimm’s lab has used the Visiopharm image analysis software for
more traditional as well as novel methods in his lab. Imaging Mass
Cytometry allows high-plex analysis but data from 30+ biomarkers on a
single slide creates a challenge for analysis. Dr. Rimm’s lab has
used the Visiopharm’s Phentotype Module to discover new methods to
predict recurrence in patients treated with trastuzumab. In a second,
more conventional effort, Dr.Rimm’s lab used Visiopharm software for
image analysis for a new approach to standardization of Ki67 analysis
between labs and operators. This approach will increase the clinical
utility of Ki67.
In the second part, Dr. Stine Harder, Head of Clinical Product
Management, Visiopharm, will outline our latest clinical development.
We will explore Visiopharm’ s approach to analyzing clinical data
using Artificial Intelligence. Learn about the latest CE-IVD APP using
AI for metastasis detection in lymph nodes for breast and colorectal
cancer, which brings advanced Deep Learning into the hands of
pathologists and transforms routine tasks with robust decision
support.
KEYNOTE SPEAKER:
_Using Image Analysis for Biomarker Discovery with High-Plex Imaging
and for Standardization of Assessment of Ki67_
- David L. Rimm M.D.-Ph.D., Dept of Pathology, Yale University School
of Medicine, New Haven
_Improving Diagnostic Workflows with AI: Lymph Node Metastasis
Detection in Breast and Colorectal Cancer_
- Stine Harder, Ph.D., Head of Clinical Product Management, Visiopharm
TRACK: Pathobiology and Emerging Techniques
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Please note entry to the workshop requires that you are an attendee of
the USCAP 2020 Annual Meeting.
Lunch will be provided.
In US: Our CE-IVD APPs are for Research Use Only, not for use in
diagnostic procedures.
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