Series Title: Surfing the NASH Tsunami Podcast

Surfing the NASH Tsunami Podcast: S4-3.6 – Interview with Co-founder & CSO of HistoIndex, Dean Tai, on AI-Assisted Histology Date: January 16, 2023 Surfing NASH presents an exclusive interview with Dean Tai, Co-Founder and CSO of global-leading AI digital pathology provider HistoIndex. Dean joins Co-Surfers Jörn Schattenberg and Roger Green to discuss the application and …

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Surfing the NASH Tsunami Podcast: S3-E14.5 – Improving Ballooned Hepatocyte Analysis Through Artificial Intelligence Date: 09 Mar 2022 How Can an Informed Application of Artificial Intelligence Improve Ballooned Hepatocyte Identification and Analysis in Advanced Fibrosis and Cirrhosis?

Surfing the NASH Tsunami Podcast: S3-E14.4 – Ballooned Hepatocyte Analysis and Reassessing Drug Development Date: 09 Mar 2022 How can a reassessment of the way we analyze ballooned hepatocyte cells in clinical trials reshape drug development practices and the success rates in clinical trials?

Surfing the NASH Tsunami Podcast: S3-E14.3 – Systematic Flaws in Semi-Quantitative Ballooned Hepatocyte Analysis Date: 09 Mar 2022 Do the Semi-Quantitative Rules We Apply to Ballooned Hepatocyte Analysis Inherently Create Error?

Surfing the NASH Tsunami Podcast: S3-E14.2 – Can We Manage Statistical Error in Ballooned Hepatocyte Analysis Better? Date: 09 Mar 2022 What Can We Learn about the Sources of Statistical Error We Create in Ballooned Hepatocyte Analysis and How Can We Manage It Better?

Surfing the NASH Tsunami Podcast: S3-E14.1 – How Ballooned Hepatocyte Analytics Weaken NASH Clinical Trials Date: 09 Mar 2022 Do inconsistent analyses of ballooned hepatocytes between different hepatopathologists lead to negative results in NASH Clinical Trials?

Surfing the NASH Tsunami Podcast: S3-E14 – NAS Scores And The Challenge Of Complex Balloon Hepatocytes Date: 09 Mar 2022 One major discussion at NASH-TAG this year was about the inconsistency in ballooned hepatocyte identification and how this inconsistency inflates screen fail rates and possibly placebo response across studies. This episode explores that issue in …

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