Artificial intelligence in nongynecologic cytology: A systematic review of current research and commercial tools

AI in non-GYN cytology shows promise but remains limited by data set quality, weak external validation, and regulatory barriers. At present, AI tools function primarily as decision-support systems. Advancing clinical adoption will require multicenter validation, standardized data sets, and careful integration with expert interpretation.

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Cancer Cytopathology
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2026-03-20
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https://doi.org/10.1002/cncy.70092
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AI in cancer detection
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Artificial intelligence in nongynecologic cytology: A systematic review of current research and commercial tools

Yosep Chong, Tsandmaa Byambadorj, Mohammad Rizwan Alam
Cancer Cytopathology
AI in cancer detection
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Artificial intelligence in nongynecologic cytology: A systematic review of current research and commercial tools

Yosep Chong, Tsandmaa Byambadorj, Mohammad Rizwan Alam
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Abstract

AI in non-GYN cytology shows promise but remains limited by data set quality, weak external validation, and regulatory barriers. At present, AI tools function primarily as decision-support systems. Advancing clinical adoption will require multicenter validation, standardized data sets, and careful integration with expert interpretation.

Cancer CytopathologyVol. 134(4)
Catholic University of Korea (KR)
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