Politico August 14, 2024
Erin Schumaker, Toni Odejimi, Daniel Payne and Ruth Reader

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From artificial intelligence tools to new fluorescent dyes to better identify blood vessels, researchers are putting federal money toward an ambitious goal: improving cancer surgery.

Totalling up to $150 million, the awards are meant to help surgeons remove tumors in a single operation. They went to:

— Dartmouth College, for a laparoscopic imaging tool for prostate cancer surgery, including 3D mapping and visualization.

— Johns Hopkins University, for non-invasive imaging to give surgeons a more colorful view of surgery. JHU is also using fluorescent dyes, combined with endoscopes, to help surgeons more easily see blood vessels and nerves, so they don’t accidentally cut them.

— Rice University, for a microscope for imaging tumor slices and artificial intelligence algorithms to...

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