Gastroenterology of the Rockies, the leading digestive healthcare provider in the Denver and Boulder communities, today announced that it is the first provider in Colorado to offer patients receiving a colonoscopy an enhanced screening with the GI Genius™, the first and only Artificial Intelligence (AI) system approved in the U.S. to help identify colorectal polyps. The GI Genius™ endoscopy module enhances colonoscopies by processing images in real time and with 99.7% sensitivity, allowing physicians to detect lesions early and improve patient outcomes for the third deadliest cancer in the world.
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