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- Accurate Breast Cancer Detection Estimation - ABCDE - Costantino Giaconia, University of Palermo E-mail: costantino.giaconia@unipa.it Mobile number: +39 320 4376502 -market addressed e-health system manufacturers Public and private health organizations.
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-R&D and Technical excellence Full exploitation of integrated Silicon Photomultipliers potential Design and realization of portable and low cost multi-sensors embedded system -Research Domain and ASP indication ASP2: Embedded Systems for Healthcare and Wellbeing -Market innovation and impact Novel method with interesting potential low industrial cost Novel Use of Integrated SiPM for e-health application It may potentially change market share among actors
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Limitations and disadvantages False-negative rates up to 20% False-positive rates up to 12% Depends on breast tissue density Cannot distinguish benign cancerous Possible harm caused by X-ray exposure Breast Cancer is a leading cause of death for women aged 40-55. In order to early detect this kind of cancer, screening mammography is the most used method. Advanced Techniques Contrast-Enhanced Mammography Ultrasound or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) Positron Emission Mammography (PEM) Near Infrared Spectroscopy
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Consortium status: Well established collaboration between UNIPA and STM Missing capabilities and/or partners Clinical partner e-health Industry stakeholder SME on high tech embedded systems Silicon PhotoMultipliers for Breast Cancer Detection Advantages of SiPM in NIRS over PIN or APD Higher Gain Lower Cost Lower Bias Voltage Temperature stability Wide dynamic range Ability to have multi-sensor or arrays for Near Infrared Spectroscopy NIRS Technique Advantages No ionizing radiation (no X-ray) Non-invasive/No contrast agent No breast compression (comfortable) Dense breasts easily imaged Complementary to other breast imaging modalities Easy and inexpensive to implement
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