CervAstra, a Computational Pathology based, affordable system for detection of Cervical Cancer

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Implementing Organization

AIndra Systems, Karnataka

Project Overview

Cervical Cancer Detection using Artificial Intelligence / Automatic Stainer

Benefits

One woman dies every 7 minutes due to cervical cancer in India. It is the second most common cancer in Indian women and close to 350 million women is vulnerable to this disease and has limited access to preventive screening facilities. The high incidence and mortality rates are due to a lack of affordable and accessible screening tests at the Point-of-care.

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Funding Organization

Biotechnology Industry Research Assistance Council, New Delhi

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Thrust Areas

Medical Sciences

Focus Area

Cancer Care

Sanction Amount

₹ INR 150-250/ test Depends upon the customer segment and No. of tests per deployment

Status

Pilot Study completed

Output

Status

Pilot Study completed

TRL: Technology Readiness Level

TRL-8

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