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AILIS. Take control of the health of your breasts.
Meet AILIS
AILIS is an innovative breast exam:
- non-contact and painless
- non-invasive (does not emit ionizing radiation)
- takes just a few minutes (with results in around 10-15 minutes)
- detects changes even in dense breasts
- requires minimal staff involvement
AILIS is currently undergoing clinical evaluation.
AILIS is the future of medicine
Medical device
DPI technology
AI with its own
breast density algorithm
Telemedicine
Mobile application
During the AILIS exam, the system takes 21.000 measurements of breast tissue in 4 minutes using the Dynamic Parametric Imaging (DPI) method.
Quick diagnostics thanks to advanced AI
The AILIS system is powered by advanced artificial intelligence algorithms developed by scientists and experts in data analysis.
Once introduced to the market, it will not only enable early breast cancer detection but also predict the possibility of the developing cancerous changes.
This is a revolution that ensures women’s comfort, safety, and respect for their privacy and intimacy.
AILIS does not require extensive human or financial resources, enabling quick expansion into new markets and regions.
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AILIS exam is suitable for all breast types
Approximately 43% of women worldwide have dense breast tissue, which is associated with a 4-6 times greater risk of developing breast cancer. Such breasts are characterized by a predominance of glandular tissue, which can make mammograms less effective. Both glandular tissue and cancerous tissue appear white on a mammogram, making it difficult for radiologists to distinguish healthy from abnormal tissue. This means that nearly 1/2 of all women worldwide have limited access to an effective method for breast cancer detection.
AILIS examines precisely, regardless of breast density.
Why was the AILIS system developed?
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43
Of women in the world have a dense breast structure
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70
For so many of them screening mammography is ineffective
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34
Of women die of breast cancer