A team of international researchers have developed an artificial intelligence (AI) tool that can predict which breast cancer patients may be at risk of side effects after surgery and radiotherapy.
Mar 21 2024European Organisation for Research and Treatment of Cancer A team of international researchers have developed an artificial intelligence tool that can predict which breast cancer patients may be at risk of side effects after surgery and radiotherapy.
Dr. Tim Rattay, Consultant Breast Surgeon and Associate Professor at the Leicester Cancer Research Centre, University of Leicester, UK The researchers from six European countries used information from three European and French datasets on 6,361 breast cancer patients to train different machine learning algorithms to predict arm swelling up to three years after surgery and radiotherapy.
Dr Rattay said: "Patients identified at higher risk of arm swelling could be offered additional supportive measures, such as wearing an arm compression sleeve during treatment, which has been shown to reduce arm swelling in the long-term. Clinicians may also use this information to discuss options for lymph node irradiation in patients, where its benefit may be fairly borderline.
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