Electrical Endoscopy Mass Detection (EEMD)

Differentiating between healthy tissues and cancerous or pre-cancerous tissues that require further examination through sampling or excision is possible using the EEMD device with higher accuracy than conventional methods. The results of this device evaluates the changes in the dielectric properties of cells as a result of their pathophysiological changes during cancerous growth, including the increase in cell size, the permeability of the cell membrane, changes in the water content inside the cell, etc. In the standard endoscopy process, based on the skill and experience of the endoscopist, it is decided whether to take a sample for pathology diagnosis or not that In some cases, this decision only results in more costs for the patient, and in some cases, the lack of sampling causes the cancer to not be diagnosed in the early stages. This device helps the sampling to be correct and timely with 94% accuracy.