Italian Researchers Develop Digital Twins of Lungs for Predictive Tumor Diagnosis

Researchers at the University of Pisa have created digital twins of lungs to improve the accuracy of tumor diagnosis

The digital twins, called Lumina, are virtual replicas of human lungs that can simulate various respiratory conditions, including cancer.

The technology uses machine learning algorithms to analyze the digital twins and identify potential tumor growth patterns.

The researchers hope that Lumina will help doctors make more accurate diagnoses and develop more effective treatment plans for patients with lung cancer.