Stomach Cancer Prediction and Detection using Deep Learning: A Review
Sharandeep Kaur, Paurav Goel, Nitika Kapoor · 2025
Stomach cancer, sometimes referred to as gastric cancer, is still one of the most common and widespread deadly disease worldwide offers a significant challenge in oncology due to late detection and high mortality rates. The advent of deep learning has revolutionized stomach cancer prediction by leveraging sophisticated models such as convolutional neural net-works (CNNs), multimodal learning and hybrid frameworks that integrate multiple data sources like medical imaging, histological slides, clinical records and genetic profiles and provide better performance with high accuracy. This review comprehensively ex-plores recent advances in deep learning applications for the detection of stomach cancer, highlighting their performance, accuracy, and clinical implications. Comparative analysis demonstrates that different deep learning models, such as ResNet50, DenseNet121, EfficientNetB5, and MobileNetV2, provide impressive results with accuracy up to 99% and higher sensitivity and specificity. It also indicates that the system accuracy needs to be improved to 100%in order to detect stomach cancer as early as possible. Early detection helps in the stoppage of further spreading of the disease and lowers the death rates.