Kidney Cancer and all its Imaging Presentations, Implementation of Artificial Intelligence

The incidence of kidney cancer follows a global increase, which is explained by the greater availability of radiological methods such as ultrasound and CT. The characteristics of kidney neoplasms obtained by imaging are very often the main aspects that lead to the operator's decision on intervention. Although earlier diagnosis speaks in favor of a better prognosis of the disease, one should also bear in mind the increased number of resections of benign formations. By training and using an artificial intelligence algorithm with existing CT scans, along with assigned final pathohistological findings of renal masses, contribution to greater sensitivity and specificity of imaging diagnostics could be made.