AdventHealth wanted to improve early detection of precancerous polyps and colon cancer during routine colonoscopies by reducing missed lesions and increasing adenoma detection rates.
Reported impact
AdventHealth reports improved diagnostic accuracy and earlier polyp detection in colonoscopy, including a physician-reported adenoma detection rate increase from 48% to 68%, with no additional patient cost or added procedural time.
AdventHealth West Florida rolled out Medtronic’s GI Genius™ intelligent endoscopy module across its hospitals to add AI-assisted detection to routine colonoscopy workflows. In this deployment, the input is the live visual stream generated during the colonoscopy. GI Genius processes that stream in real time and acts as a “second set of eyes,” highlighting suspected precancerous polyps and adenomas so the endoscopist can inspect them immediately during the same procedure. The article ties the module directly to higher adenoma detection rates and fewer missed lesions, while noting no added procedural time or extra patient cost. No separate storage tier, model-training environment, or downstream analytics stack is described; the implementation presented is a point-of-care clinical decision support layer embedded in existing endoscopy practice across AdventHealth’s West Florida hospitals.
During a routine colonoscopy, the live endoscopic visual stream is processed by the Medtronic GI Genius™ module in real time. The system flags suspected precancerous polyps and adenomas for the endoscopist during the same procedure, allowing immediate clinical review and supporting higher detection rates without added procedural time.
"All AdventHealth hospitals in the West Florida Division are setting a new standard in colorectal cancer detection by leveraging Medtronic’s GI Genius™ intelligent endoscopy module"
"GI Genius™ is now available at AdventHealth Hospitals across the West Florida Division at no additional cost to patients nor added procedural time."
"The Medtronic GI Genius™ system demonstrates AI's capacity to improve diagnostic accuracy by serving as a second set of eyes for clinicians"
"Using traditional methods, my ADR is an impressive 48%. With the implementation of GI Genius™, my ADR increased to 68%"
"a groundbreaking technology that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to assist during routine colonoscopies, helping reduce the chance of missed polyps by up to 50%."
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