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Iterative Scopes, One GI partner on AI-powered gastrointestinal care

Iterative Scopes today announced a partnership to bring its AI recruitment (AIR) technology to One GI’s clinical research.

The partnership stipulates that, initially, One GI uses AIR at its Gastro One clinical research site in Memphis, Tennessee. It then plans to expand to additional research sites within the One GI network.

Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Iterative Scopes said implementing AIR aids in the recruitment of patients for clinical trials. Those trials focus on inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).

One GI, a gastroenterology management services organization (MSO), has 40 sites within its network. That spans across Tennessee, Mississippi, Kentucky, Ohio, and Indiana.

The partnership allows One GI physicians to leverage Iterative Scopes’ AI-based technology. It enables the standardization of the endoscopic scoring process for patients. This also helps helps to identify potentially eligible IBD patients to enroll in trials. Iterativ…

Iterative Scopes appoints new chief technology officer

[Image from Iterative Scopes]Iterative Scopes announced today that it appointed Aditya Khosla to its leadership team as the company’s chief technology officer.

The Cambridge, Massachusetts-based developer of artificial intelligence-based precision medicine for gastroenterology also added Khosla to its board of directors.

“We are thrilled to welcome Dr. Khosla to the Iterative Scopes team,” founder and CEO Jonathan Ng said in a news release. “Aditya brings a dedicated expertise in machine learning and improving patient outcomes with AI-powered healthcare technologies.”

As the company’s new CTO, Khosla will head up the company’s machine learning, product management and software engineering teams.

Before assuming this new role, Khosla was the co-founder and CTO of PathAI (co-founded in 2016), leading the engineering and IT, machine learning, product and recruiting teams.

“I’m excited to join Iterative Scopes as it makes signific…

Iterative Scopes announces positive data in Skout AI colonoscopy algorithm clinical trial

Iterative Scopes CEO Jon Ng with Skout AI visualization software [Image courtesy of Iterative Scopes]

Iterative Scopes this week announced positive trial data in a study of its colorectal cancer screening algorithm, Skout.

Cambridge, Massachusetts-based Iterative Scopes designed Skout as a computer-aided device (CADe) that uses artificial intelligence and computer vision technology to detect suspicious tissue and provide real-time feedback for gastroenterologists performing the procedure.

Get the full story on our sister site, Medical Tubing + Extrusion.

20 medical device startups you need to know

The medtech industry isn’t immune from COVID-19 troubles, but exciting innovation continues. These 20 medical device startups have grabbed our attention.

Tom Salemi, DeviceTalks Editorial Director and Sean Whooley, Assistant Editor

A number of medical device startups continue to make waves across the space, with new technologies and eye-watering fundraising rounds highlighting some exciting prospects.

From treating children with congenital heart disease to therapy that alleviates the effects of traumatic nightmares — and with plenty more innovations between — there is no shortage of intriguing medical devices and therapies coming up through the ranks.

“Even in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, we continue to see tremendous energy in the medtech innovation ecosystem,” said Paul Grand, CEO of MedTech Innovator. “We are noticing a strong trend of minimally invasive medical devices that improve patient outcomes and require less time spent in th…

20 medical device startups you need to know

The medtech industry isn’t immune from COVID-19 troubles, but exciting innovation continues. These 20 medical device startups have grabbed our attention.

Tom Salemi, DeviceTalks Editorial Director and Sean Whooley, Assistant Editor

A number of medical device startups continue to make waves across the space, with new technologies and eye-watering fundraising rounds highlighting some exciting prospects.

From treating children with congenital heart disease to therapy that alleviates the effects of traumatic nightmares — and with plenty more innovations between — there is no shortage of intriguing medical devices and therapies coming up through the ranks.

“Even in the face of the COVID-19 pandemic, we continue to see tremendous energy in the medtech innovation ecosystem,” said Paul Grand, CEO of MedTech Innovator. “We are noticing a strong trend of minimally invasive medical devices that improve patient outcomes and require less time spent in th…