Revolutionizing cancer care for patients
Impact of the Colorectal Cancer Cohort – a lighthouse collection at BBMRI.at partner Med Uni Graz
The Colorectal Cancer (CRC) cohort is a “lighthouse” collection from the BBMRI.at partner Institute of Pathology at Medical University of Graz. It comprises colorectal cancer resection samples in form of histological slides, whole slide images from this stained FFPE tissue sections and a wide range of patient records and outcomes in terms of survival and death rates.
In an interview, two experts from BBMRI.at experts highlight the importance of the CRC whole slide image cohort and the innovative results achieved through the use of AI algorithms, taking diagnosis and treatment to a new level.
They report about:
- the history of the CRC Cohort
- it’s importance in enabling high-quality research and innovation to improve colorectal cancer treatment
- and how patients and industry can benefit from the CRC Cohort
Watch the video and listen to the interview to learn about how patient data were turned into a valuable research resource with the support of initiatives such as the Austrian Genome Program and BBMRI-ERIC.
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