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La Trobe University Launches Its BowelRec AI Tool

La Trobe University researchers developed SÉMIL, an AI model that analyzes digital pathology slides to identify stage 2 bowel cancer patients at greater risk of relapse. The system evaluates tumor growth patterns at the invasive front, a prognostic feature that can be difficult for pathologists to classify consistently.

SÉMIL was trained using 388 stage 3 bowel cancer cases and validated across more than 1,220 stage 2 patients. The model identified a higher-risk group with roughly twice the risk of relapse within five years, independent of established clinical risk factors. Researchers also found that combining SÉMIL’s assessment with a pathologist’s evaluation improved risk classification.

For clinicians, the model could eventually support more individualized follow-up and treatment decisions without requiring additional tissue samples or costly tests. The research reflects growing interest in AI-assisted pathology for cancer risk stratification.

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AI Risk Models
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2026-08-21
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