Comparing Artificial Intelligence Platforms for Histopathologic Cancer Diagnosis.

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is Chief of the Molecular Diagnostics Laboratory; is a Medical Technologist; is a Research Consultant; is Chief of the Microbiology Laboratory; is a Research Coordinator; and is Chief of the Pathology and Laboratory Medicine Service; all at James A. Haley Veterans' Hospital in Tampa, Florida. Andrew Borkowski is a Professor; L. Brannon Thomas is an Assistant Professor; is a Pathology Resident; and Stephen Mastorides is a Professor; all at the University of South Florida Morsani College of Medicine in Tampa.

Published: October 2019

Two machine learning platforms were successfully used to provide diagnostic guidance in the differentiation between common cancer conditions in veteran populations.

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