Revolutionizing Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology: The Transformative Power of Machine Learning in Image-Guided Sample Collection and Tumor Stratification

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This review explores recent advances in fine-needle aspiration cytology, emphasizing how machine learning improves image-guided sample collection, diagnostic accuracy, and tumor stratification.

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Fine-needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) is a pivotal diagnostic tool in oncology, utilized for evaluating suspicious lesions and stratifying tumors. The incorporation of machine learning (ML) into FNAC has revolutionized accuracy, efficiency, and diagnostic precision. This comprehensive review explores recent advances in FNAC, emphasizing the transformative role of ML in image-guided sample collection and tumor stratification. Leveraging deep learning and other ML algorithms, researchers have improved diagnostic accuracy, minimized unnecessary biopsies, and optimized treatment selection. This article highlights the transformative applications of machine learning in FNAC while addressing its current limitations and future potential.

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