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The CINDERELLA project intends to test and validate the implementation of an AI-based tool for a safer and evidence-based clinical decision for patients proposed for locoregional treatment, making it easily applied in clinical practice anywhere in the world. A better prediction of aesthetic outcomes of the different breast surgical approaches can improve patient satisfaction and quality of life, reduce anxiety and depression levels, as well as potential revisional surgeries.

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The Cinderella project team met in the Medical University of Gdańsk, Poland 2 weeks ago! 🇵🇱

We focused on:
✨ Horizon Europe funded project
✨ Clinical trial data
✨ AI & ethics in clinical research
✨ Go-to-market strategy for the post-trial phase

@GUMedGdansk

END OF TRIAL – WOJEWÓDZKIE CENTRUM ONKOLOGII COPERNICUS (POLAND)

We are proud to thank the outstanding team at Wojewódzkie Centrum Onkologii Copernicus in Poland for their key contribution to this achievement.

Together, we made it!

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END OF TRIAL – SHEBA MEDICAL CENTER (ISRAEL)

We are proud to thank the exceptional team at Sheba Medical Center in Israel for their key contribution to this success.

This international collaboration wouldn’t have been possible without your passion and professionalism.

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BreLo-AI is a scalable web application that leverages AI to objectively assess aesthetic outcomes following locoregional treatments for breast cancer.

Read the article by clicking here ⬇️
https://www.cureusjournals.com/articles/5497-breloai---a-scalable-web-application-for-breast-cancer-locoregional-treatment-approaches#!/

The CINDERELLA clinical trial has officially ended, reaching 1,000 patients enrolled across Europe!
We are proud to highlight the outstanding contribution of Gdański Uniwersytet Medyczny (GUMed) in Gdańsk, Poland, which successfully recruited 102 patients.

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I was devastated when I saw the result of the surgery of one of my best friends. I always thought I was very lucky because I managed to kept my breast and quite frankly, I thought my breasts look great after the operation. But then I looked at my friend and I almost cried. If she didn’t told me, I would never had guessed which breast has been the one submitted to surgery.
Now when I look at me, I know that the result is not what I thought and I wish I had the opportunity to knew it before

Ana Paula Ferreira

2.3M
Breast Cancer
World Wide Incidence
90%
Locoregional Treatment
± 2M Submitted
60%
Breast Conserving Treatment
± 1,2M Surgery and Radiotherapy
40%
Mastectomy
± 800K Surgery with or without Reconstruction With or without Radiotherapy
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This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under Grant Agreement number 101057389