Adithi P. Shankar: The Role of AI and Digital Pathology in Predicting Tumor-Associated Thrombosis
Adithi P. Shankar, Medical Student at Manipal University College Malaysia, shared a post on LinkedIn about her recent article, published in Unified Citation Journals, adding:
“Excited to share that my conference presentation, ‘Digital Pathology and Artificial Intelligence in Predicting Tumor – Associated Thrombosis,’ has subsequently been featured online by Unified Citation Journals.
The presentation explored how artificial intelligence and digital pathology can contribute to the identification and prediction of clinically relevant complications such as tumor – associated thrombosis.
I’m particularly interested in continuing to build at this intersection — combining my clinical background with research, healthcare data and AI.”
Title: Digital Pathology and Artificial Intelligence in Predicting Tumor-Associated Thrombosis.
Author: Adithi P Shankar.
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