Published Research & Validation Studies

Peer-reviewed evidence demonstrating our AI's clinical accuracy and real-world impact.

Retina Society Abstract 2025
Retina Society 2025

Feasibility of AI-Assisted Screening for Clinical Trials in Wet Age-Related Macular Degeneration

Lead Author: Louis Cai, MD - Retinal Diagnostic Center & Cosign AI

Study Design: 728 consecutive patient records from 6 retina specialists at Wills Eye Hospital and Retinal Diagnostic Center, validated across LUGANO/LUCIA (Eyepoint), ASCENT (REGENXBIO), and CONSTANCE (Genentech) trial criteria.

Key Findings:

  • 97.1% overall accuracy across all three trial protocols
  • Best performance on CONSTANCE trial: 98.8% accuracy, 100% sensitivity
  • Average processing time: 167 seconds per patient
  • Simultaneous screening across multiple trials demonstrated
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Cypain Case Study
Clinical Implementation

Pain Management Practice Transformation

Partner: Cy-Pain and Spine Management

Implementation Results:

  • Streamlined patient screening for therapeutic trials
  • Improved documentation and clinical workflow
  • Enhanced patient care coordination
  • Reduced administrative burden on clinical staff

Impact: Demonstration of AI utility beyond ophthalmology, showing platform versatility for diverse therapeutic areas.

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Active Sponsor Partnerships

Leading sponsors are already using our technology to accelerate their clinical trials.

The Clinical Trial Delay Crisis
85%

of trials experience delays

$500K-800K

daily opportunity cost (Tufts CSDD)

$90M

potential revenue loss from 5-month delay

Recent Tufts CSDD studies suggest daily opportunity costs of $500,000-$800,000 in unrealized prescription drug sales, with 94% of delayed trials experiencing delays over one month.

Validated Across Multiple Trial Protocols

LUGANO/LUCIA

Eyepoint Pharmaceuticals

95.8% accuracy

ASCENT

REGENXBIO

96.6% accuracy

CONSTANCE

Genentech

98.8% accuracy

All three trials focused on wet age-related macular degeneration therapeutics