Ibex
Improve cancer detection accuracy with AI-powered pathology insights
Target Audience
- Hospital pathologists
- Oncology diagnostic teams
- Medical research institutions
- Healthcare systems administrators
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Overview
Ibex uses AI to help pathologists detect cancer and over 100 diagnostic features in tissue samples. Trained on 10+ million slides from leading institutes, it acts like a second pair of expert eyes during diagnosis. Clinically proven to enhance diagnostic confidence while reducing workloads in real-world medical settings.
Key Features
Multi-Cancer Detection
Identifies 100+ diagnostic features across tissue types
Expert Validation
Algorithms trained by pathologists using clinical data
Clinical Accuracy
Near-perfect concordance with expert diagnoses in studies
Workflow Integration
Optimizes diagnostic processes without disrupting existing systems
Use Cases
Diagnose prostate cancer with Gleason grading
Detect breast cancer subtypes and nuclear grading
Identify small cancer foci often missed manually
Assist pathologists in high-volume diagnostic workflows
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Clinically validated accuracy across multiple cancer types
- Reduces diagnostic errors and improves reproducibility
- Trusted by leading medical institutions worldwide
- Integrates seamlessly with existing pathology workflows
Cons
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is Ibex compared to human pathologists?
Clinical studies show near-perfect agreement with expert consensus diagnoses across multiple cancer types
What types of cancer does Ibex detect?
Specializes in prostate, breast, and other cancers with multi-tissue analysis capabilities
Does Ibex replace human pathologists?
No - it acts as an AI assistant to enhance diagnostic confidence and efficiency
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