Contribution of artificial intelligence in the diagnosis and management of infertility associated with endometriosis
This paper explores artificial intelligence's role in endometriosis-associated infertility, presenting a preliminary predictive signature of infertility with 100% accuracy.
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This article reviews the potential role of artificial intelligence in diagnosing and managing infertility related to endometriosis and focuses on a preliminary predictive approach using micro-ARNs. Drawing on the ENDOmiARN project, the authors discuss using a blood and saliva signature of endometriosis and report an initial micro-ARN–based signature intended to predict infertility among women with confirmed endometriosis. The key finding is that this proposed signature shows 100% accuracy for identifying infertile patients. The paper explicitly notes that a study is expected to validate the signature and assess its theranostic value. This paper is centrally about endometriosis — it specifically discusses an AI-derived micro-ARN signature to predict infertility in patients with confirmed endometriosis.
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