It was the pride moment for Mhow military hospital and MCTE Mhow as the two officers major Dr Ragini Thapa and colonel Anant Bhatt jointly developed a new technique of detecting cervical cancer based on artificial intelligence-based cancer detection system for pap smear cervical cancer cytology and displayed the system Infront of PM Narendra Modi in combined commanders conference on 6 march 2020 in Kevadia.
Major Dr Ragini Thapa is fourth generation army officer and pathologist in Indian army medical corps and colonel Anant Bhatt from MCTE artificial intelligence expert have jointly developed cervical cancer detection system using artificial intelligence to help ladies in PHC and far away places to fight cancer. The system is a software that just requires a computer and microscope with camera.
The equipment is mostly present in all peripheral hospitals and chikitsalays where the normal anganwadi worker can run this system with no expertise, cancer can be screened in all the far-flung hospital and PHC within 5 to 10 minutes with this system.
Use of this system will help the ladies of the country in early detection and peripheral screening of the cervical cancer and improve quality of life. Maj Ragini Thapa while talking to The Pioneer told that We hope this mobile and portable system reaches the farthest of towns and villages to help all the females to eradicate cervical cancer at ground zero level.