MP60-18 EFFICIENT AUGMENTED INTELLIGENCE STRATEGY WITH POTENTIAL USE FOR REAL-TIME BLADDER TUMOR DETECTION
Okyaz Eminağa(Stanford University), Joseph C. Liao(VA Palo Alto Health Care System), Jia Xiao(Qingdao University), Hubert Lau(VA Palo Alto Health Care System), Eugene Shkolyar(Stanford University), Martin Bögemann(University Hospital Münster), Mark Laurie(Palo Alto University), Axel Semjonow, Lei Xing(North China University of Science and Technology), Vinh La(Stanford University), Timothy Lee(Mount Sinai Hospital), Jessie Ge(Stanford University)
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