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The conception of Cognofusion (see 'ABOUT') has been employed in developing the technique of 'Substructure Cohesion Analysis' (SCA). This is a sophisticated pattern analysis procedure developed by our group, and applied to digital images in order to identify/track most subtle disaggregations within a given structural environment (tissue material). Substructure Cohesion Analysis (SCA) focuses on assessing object alignment, object cohesion, and object separation (object model). It was pioneered in the diagnostic approach to malignant melanoma of the skin, one of the most devastating cancer conditions in mankind.
Once a suspicion has been verified, a tissue sample (biopsy) is taken and morphologically analyzed. Microscopic tissue slide images are then digitized, and cancer cells are labelled within the digital image(s), establishing a so-termed 'cytomatrix'. Specific sections of a given cytomatrix are then rendered to a growth simulation software, which allows to project the tumor's future proliferation kinetcs.