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CLINICAL EVIDENCE

Tens of thousands of expert decisions backed by thousands of hours of research and training has given Siris Medical unique and proprietary algorithms trusted by physicians and benefitting patients. Here are just a few of the publications demonstrating our high impact value to patients and their care teams.

AI-ENABLED DECISIONING IN ONCOLOGY

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"Clinical decision support of radiotherapy treatment planning: A data driven machine learning strategy for patient-specific dosimetric decision making"

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Gilmer Valdes, Charles B. Simone II, Josephine Chen

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"Artificial Intelligence in radiation oncology: A specialty-wide disruptive transformation?"

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Reid F. Thompson, Gilmer Valdes, Clifton D. Fuller

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"Siris Medical: "Headless" adaptive decision support"

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Colin M. Carpenter

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SAVING TIME AND IMPROVING TREATMENT PLAN QUALITY

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"Quantifying temporal trends and the impact of advances in radiation planning on heart and lung dose for lung cancer treatment using a machine learning model"

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D.S. Bitterman, K.M. Atkins, P. Selesnick

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"Leveraging Artificial Intelligence (A) clinical decision support software to improve treatment plan quality in head and neck cancer patients"

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Mu-Han Ling, Yang K. Park, and David J. Sher

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"Implementation and impact of AI decision support software on treatment planning workflow"

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Zeke Ramirez, Sue S. Yom, Jason Chan

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“Dosimetric tradeoffs of mean heart dose reduction predicted by machine learning-guided decision support software in lung cancer”

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K.M. Atkins, D.S. Bitterman, P. Selesnick

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“Predictive dosimetry using machine learning to guide dental management and extractions prior to head and neck radiotherapy”

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Jason Chan, N. Hohenstein, V. Kearney

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"The prospective use of an AI-guided, physician-driven Decision Support Tool (DST) resulted in statistically significant reductions in achieved doses for nearly all organs-at-risk."

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D. Sher, A. Godley, Y. Park, 
H. Hesami, X. Zhong, M. Lin, et al

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