An AI Enable Digital Physical Exam for the future of Precision Medicine

The time has come where technology is available to create a Digital Physical Examination of the whole body, based on non-invasive imaging.With increasing focus on genomic, metabolomic, and molecular quantification of the human... [ view full abstract ]

The time has come where technology is available to create a Digital Physical Examination of the whole body, based on non-invasive imaging.

With increasing focus on genomic, metabolomic, and molecular quantification of the human body for use in precision medicine, the development of diagnostics, therapeutics, and monitoring of disease progression/treatment takes on a greater role for more effective outcomes. The majority of advances have not included the phenotype, or observable characteristics of an individual resulting from the interaction of its genotype with the environment.

Biomarkers provide researchers and clinicians with useful measurements that allow for earlier diagnosis before a patient begins to show signs of symptoms, and also quantitatively shows that a treatment is performing effectively. Non-invasive imaging technology is now available to measure the vital organs & major tissue systems of the whole body within one complete exam. 

This session will provide insight via a Case Study into the first International Precision Medicine Center to incorporate the Digital Physical Examination as an Imaging Phenotype, alongside the existing battery of advanced testing.