Small fiber neuropathies remain difficult to diagnose today. For many patients, this means years of testing, uncertainty, and delayed diagnoses.

During the next installment of our webinar series “At the Heart of Health Data,” attendees will have the opportunity to learn about the INNERVE project, led by Capgemini Invent and AP-HP, which explores a new approach to diagnosis using artificial intelligence.

The goal: to develop a tool for the automatic analysis of digitized biopsies integrated into the medical environment, to help neurologists detect small fiber neuropathies more quickly and accurately.

Join us Wednesday, June 17, at 11:30 a.m., online

On the agenda: 

• Medical challenges related to the diagnosis of neuropathies
• The development of an artificial intelligence tool applied to medical image analysis
• Deployment prospects and initial feedback.

Featuring presentations by:

• Clovis Adam, anatomical and cytopathologist in the neurology department at Bicêtre Hospital, AP-HP group
• Vincent Blot, researcher at Capgemini Invent
• Nicolas Brunel, Scientific Director at Quantmetry

A Q&A session will conclude the session to answer your questions and explore the project’s challenges in greater depth.