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Press coverage, research and the steps along the way, from the clinic at St. Erik Eye Hospital to the routine eye exam. Newest first.
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Meet us at Optometridagarna
We are in Gothenburg on 19 and 20 September. Come by and see how it works, inside the routine eye exam.
About the fair (opens in a new tab)In Swedish
Oversubscribed investment round closed, led by Norrsken Launcher
Karolinska Institutet Innovation on its incubator company's first round, with Norrsken Launcher as lead investor and the capital going toward regulatory approval and the next steps of the product.
Norrsken Launcher invests SEK 15 million in Eyedentity
Breakit on why Norrsken backs Eyedentity in its AI for good category, and on a cancer where survival has not improved in fifty years.
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First pilot starts with Synologen
The decision support now runs in selected Synologen practices, in routine patient care.
Featured on Swedish national television
SVT reports from St. Erik Eye Hospital on the research behind Eyedentity, with Gustav Stålhammar on the ambition to find aggressive eye cancer earlier, at the routine visit.
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Compared with the MOLES scoring system
Compares the model with the MOLES scoring system on routine fundus photographs of small melanocytic choroidal lesions.
Lecture at Optikmässan
Gustav Stålhammar spoke about decision support for early detection at the optical trade fair in Stockholm.
Gustav Stålhammar ranked fourth in the world in his field
ScholarGPS ranks our Chief Scientific Officer fourth globally in his research field over the past five years.
Tested with 29 opticians and optometrists
Twenty-nine Swedish opticians and optometrists triaged small pigmented lesions with the MOLES system, then with the model as decision support.
Ophthalmology Science
Developed and tested on 802 fundus photographs
Retrospective multicentre study on 802 fundus photographs from 688 patients, with the model trained, validated and then tested on independent image sets.