The resolution and planes in modalities that are useful for visual diagnostics (which, again, are outdated as hell) are so expensive, I don't think the little AI script drawing over suspected lesions (something a PET can do much better, including staging and grading) is the cost factor here.
But, hey, you do you. If you're comfortable subjecting yourself or your loved ones to this, by all means, do it. Without a decent sensitivity and specificity review, without an actual review in general, and without a corporation whose jugular I can cut if they screw up and murder my patient through a misdiagnosis, I'll stay away from someone's home grown shoe box medicine as far as I can. And I know all my serious colleagues will and are as well. It's not like that's the first person this week (or even today) trying to sell us one of those.
But, hey, you do you. If you're comfortable subjecting yourself or your loved ones to this, by all means, do it. Without a decent sensitivity and specificity review, without an actual review in general, and without a corporation whose jugular I can cut if they screw up and murder my patient through a misdiagnosis, I'll stay away from someone's home grown shoe box medicine as far as I can. And I know all my serious colleagues will and are as well. It's not like that's the first person this week (or even today) trying to sell us one of those.