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Gynaia, a new spin-off from KU Leuven and UZ Leuven, has raised $2.5M in seed funding to advance diagnostics in women's health. By combining AI-powered clinical decision support with expert training and certification, Gynaia enables gynecologists and sonographers to make faster, more accurate diagnoses, bringing expert-level ultrasound diagnostics beyond specialized centers and into routine care.
Attending the IOTA Congress? Visit the Gynaia booth and see the new ADNEX app, preview the new training programmes, and see the updated lectures.
In this large UK study of postmenopausal women with suspected ovarian cancer, the IOTA ADNEX ultrasound-based model at a 10% threshold showed significantly higher sensitivity than the current NHS standard (RMI1 at 250), making it more effective at detecting early-stage cancers. Based on these findings, the authors recommend IOTA ADNEX at 10% as the new diagnostic standard for triaging postmenopausal patients.