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Medtronic Unveils New AI Colonoscopy System, GI Genius

Experts gathered at UEG Week in Barcelona to discuss the future of AI in endoscopy

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Medtronic has launched a new artificial intelligence enhanced endoscopy system, for recognizing pre-cancerous polyps, in Europe. The gastroenterology community convened at an expert panel discussion hosted by Medtronic during UEG Week to discuss the future of AI in endoscopy.

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