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News You Need to Know Today
AI studies show value in cardiac CTA | Trifecta heart valve pulled off market | FDA clears AI to guide echo
Tuesday, August 1, 2023
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Three studies show value of AI to speed cardiac CT reads and soft plaque evaluation 

AI to help interpret cardiac CT was shown to reduce exam read times to improve workflow efficiency, and improve patient diagnostics with additional information on soft plaques. Data was presented in three HeartFlow AI technology studies at SCCT 2023.

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HeartFlow's RoadMap technology where AI reads the image in a first pass to highlight areas of interest with for the radiologist or cardiologist on coronary CT scan. The technology was shown to reduce reading time by 25%.
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Three studies show value of AI to speed cardiac CT reads and soft plaque evaluation 

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HeartFlow's RoadMap technology where AI reads the image in a first pass to highlight areas of interest with for the radiologist or cardiologist on coronary CT scan. The technology was shown to reduce reading time by 25%.
AI to help interpret cardiac CT was shown to reduce exam read times to improve workflow efficiency, and improve patient diagnostics with additional information on soft plaques. Data was presented in three HeartFlow AI technology studies at SCCT 2023.
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Abbott pulls Trifecta heart valves off the market due to early deterioration

The FDA sent notice today that Abbott is pulling the Trifecta aortic surgical heart valve off the U.S. market due to the risk of early structural valve deterioration in less than 5 years. 

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Abbott pulled the Trifecta GTaortic surgical valve off market in July 2023 after it was determined it had early structural valve deterioration (SVD) before 5 years.
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Abbott pulls Trifecta heart valves off the market due to early deterioration

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Abbott pulled the Trifecta GTaortic surgical valve off market in July 2023 after it was determined it had early structural valve deterioration (SVD) before 5 years.
The FDA sent notice today that Abbott is pulling the Trifecta aortic surgical heart valve off the U.S. market due to the risk of early structural valve deterioration in less than 5 years. 
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FDA clears new AI to guide point-of-care cardiac ultrasound exams

The FDA approved UltraSight's AI to show ultrasound users how to perform a diagnostic quality cardiac ultrasound exam at the point of care in multiple settings.

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Ultrasight's AI to guide echo cardiac ultrasound POCUS exams at ASE 2023. The thumbnail of the chest shows the user how to the position the transducer and where to move or stop for image acquisition. The bar graph shows the quality of the image.
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FDA clears new AI to guide point-of-care cardiac ultrasound exams

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Ultrasight's AI to guide echo cardiac ultrasound POCUS exams at ASE 2023. The thumbnail of the chest shows the user how to the position the transducer and where to move or stop for image acquisition. The bar graph shows the quality of the image.
The FDA approved UltraSight's AI to show ultrasound users how to perform a diagnostic quality cardiac ultrasound exam at the point of care in multiple settings.
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In Case You Missed It

GE Healthcare recalls certain SpO2 sensors due to risk of serious errors during defibrillation

There is a risk of the devices sending a reduced amount of energy to the heart during defibrillation. More than 7,000 devices are being recalled due to this issue.

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GE Healthcare recall TruSignal SpO2 sensors
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GE Healthcare recalls certain SpO2 sensors due to risk of serious errors during defibrillation

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GE Healthcare recall TruSignal SpO2 sensors
There is a risk of the devices sending a reduced amount of energy to the heart during defibrillation. More than 7,000 devices are being recalled due to this issue.
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Harvard researchers unlock the secret to building 3D-printed heart muscles that can beat

Creating these complex structures with 3D printing alone has never been possible—until now. 

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Harvard 3D printed heart muscles
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Harvard researchers unlock the secret to building 3D-printed heart muscles that can beat

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Harvard 3D printed heart muscles
Creating these complex structures with 3D printing alone has never been possible—until now. 
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FDA announces recall of nearly 8,000 Impella blood pumps due to risk of injury or death in TAVR patients

There have been 30 complaints so far about this issue, including 26 injuries and four deaths.

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FDA announces recall of nearly 8,000 Impella blood pumps due to risk of injury or death in TAVR patients

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There have been 30 complaints so far about this issue, including 26 injuries and four deaths.
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Abbott recalls delivery sheath for LAA occluder device after 16 injuries

The FDA has categorized this as a Class I recall, which means using the devices “may cause serious injuries or death.”

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Abbott recalls delivery sheath for LAA occluder device after 16 injuries

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The FDA has categorized this as a Class I recall, which means using the devices “may cause serious injuries or death.”
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Around the Web

ACR estimates diagnostic radiology will face 4% Medicare cut, absent congressional action

The college issued a detailed breakdown of the 2024 MPFS, offering insight into the “complex” formula for how much the specialty stands to lose. 

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ACR estimates diagnostic radiology will face 4% Medicare cut, absent congressional action

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The college issued a detailed breakdown of the 2024 MPFS, offering insight into the “complex” formula for how much the specialty stands to lose. 
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Big Tech player dives deep into medical imaging with ‘purpose-built’ service

The world’s most popular supplier of cloud services has become a dedicated radiology vendor.

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The world’s most popular supplier of cloud services has become a dedicated radiology vendor.
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