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Development and Pilot Validation of an AI-Assisted Pedigree Mapping System for Hereditary Gynecologic Tumors

  • By

  • Jing Xu

  • Yajun Wang

  • Hui Wang

  • Jiayang Sun

  • Xingang Lei

  • Congjian Xu

  • Yu Kang

  • October 15, 2026

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    The study developed an AI-assisted pedigree mapping system for hereditary gynecologic tumors using a specialty large language model.

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    The system used preconsultation, multiturn dialogue to extract structured personal and family histories and generate standardized visual pedigrees in real time.

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    Genetic counselors, gynecologic oncologists, medical education specialists, and patient representatives contributed to the system’s participatory design.

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    The system combined natural language processing, a specialty large language model, and optimization algorithms to identify kinship, disease, and age information.

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    The mobile application used a microservices architecture, encrypted sensitive information during transmission, and stored conversation content anonymously with restricted access.

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Construction of an AI-Assisted Pedigree Mapping System for Hereditary Gynecological Tumors: Algorithm Development and Pilot Validation Study

  • by Jing Xu, Yajun Wang, Hui Wang, Jiayang Sun, Xingang Lei, Congjian Xu, Yu Kang

  • October 15, 2026

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