Artificial Intelligence Detects Rare Hereditary Diseases on the Face

January 8, 2019

Spiegel

“There are hundreds of rare hereditary diseases, but most of them are difficult to diagnose. Now researchers have developed a program that is supposed to name genetic defects with the help of portrait photos. The program, called DeepGestalt, was developed by scientists from the United States. It is said to be able to detect more than 200 syndromes, most of which are extremely rare, which often cause problems in childhood.”

 

The article examines how FDNA’s advanced AI technology is transforming the diagnosis of rare hereditary diseases. FDNA’s platform utilizes facial recognition algorithms to analyze patients’ facial features, identifying subtle phenotypic markers indicative of various genetic disorders. By comparing these markers against a comprehensive database, the AI can expedite the diagnosis of rare hereditary diseases with remarkable accuracy and speed, which traditional methods may miss. This breakthrough aids in early detection and personalized treatment plans, improving patient outcomes. The article emphasizes the revolutionary impact of FDNA’s AI technology in the medical field, particularly in diagnosing and managing rare genetic conditions.