App de análise facial ajuda a diagnosticar criança com doença rara

December 7, 2022

Metropolis – “Depois de 10 anos de busca e mais de 40 especialistas consultados, foi um aplicativo de reconhecimento facial que fechou a busca por um diagnóstico do menino Nicolas, de 13 anos. Usando o Face2Gene, da FDNA, o geneticista Carlos Leprevost inseriu uma fotografia do garoto e recebeu, em instantes, a informação que o menino tem uma doença genética rara chamada síndrome Coffin-Lowry.”

 

The article from Metropolis, emphasizes FDNA’s facial analysis app, Face2Gene, which played a crucial role in diagnosing a child with a rare genetic disease. This innovative app uses advanced facial analysis technology to examine patient photos, identifying key features associated with various genetic conditions. By comparing these features to a comprehensive database, Face2Gene provides quick and accurate diagnostic suggestions. This technology significantly aids healthcare professionals in making early and precise diagnoses. FDNA’s facial analysis app exemplifies the transformative power of AI in healthcare, offering a more efficient and accessible way to diagnose rare genetic disorders and improve patient outcomes.

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