Clinical usability of an explainable AI decision support tool and evaluation of multimodal models in NSCLC.
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AI models using clinical and blood data achieved up to 0.77 AUC in NSCLC treatment prediction, outperforming traditional clinical scores in the largest real-world study to date.
- Why it matters: Current immunotherapy selection in NSCLC relies on imperfect biomarkers, creating a need for more accurate, reliable decision support tools to improve patient outcomes.
- What they did: The study integrated multimodal data—clinical, blood, imaging, pathology, and genomics—into machine learning and deep learning models, evaluating their performance and clinical usability across 2,396 patients.
- The result: AI models significantly outperformed traditional scores, and clinicians improved predictions with explainable AI tools, supporting the clinical adoption of AI-based decision support in NSCLC.