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News You Need to Know Today
An expert's take on AI & echocardiography | New TAVR valve saves cardiologists time | FDA clears 2 algorithms
Thursday, August 17, 2023
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2 key reasons the use of AI in echocardiography is growing

Partho Sengupta, MD, an expert on the use of AI in cardiology, says some of the technologies being developed today will fundamentally change how cardiologists and sonographers do their jobs.

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Video of Partho Sengupta, MD, explaining two major shifts in AI for echocardiography at ASE 2023. These include GPT and deep learning to automate measurements. #ASE23 #ASE2023 #ASE #AI
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2 key reasons the use of AI in echocardiography is growing

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Video of Partho Sengupta, MD, explaining two major shifts in AI for echocardiography at ASE 2023. These include GPT and deep learning to automate measurements. #ASE23 #ASE2023 #ASE #AI
Partho Sengupta, MD, an expert on the use of AI in cardiology, says some of the technologies being developed today will fundamentally change how cardiologists and sonographers do their jobs.
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New TAVR valve, premounted to save cardiologists time, linked to promising 30-day outcomes

The new valve arrives fully premounted on a delivery system and was designed to allow resheathing or complete recapture/redeployment if necessary. 

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Vienna Aortic Self-Expandable Transcatheter Valve premounted on the delivery system
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New TAVR valve, premounted to save cardiologists time, linked to promising 30-day outcomes

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Vienna Aortic Self-Expandable Transcatheter Valve premounted on the delivery system
The new valve arrives fully premounted on a delivery system and was designed to allow resheathing or complete recapture/redeployment if necessary. 
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FDA clears 2 new AI models that help with the diagnosis and treatment of arrhythmias

The two algorithms are now commercially available on a price-per-use basis.

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CathVision ECGenius high fidelity EP recording system showing His bundle pacing demo at HRS 2023. Photo by Dave Fornell
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FDA clears 2 new AI models that help with the diagnosis and treatment of arrhythmias

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CathVision ECGenius high fidelity EP recording system showing His bundle pacing demo at HRS 2023. Photo by Dave Fornell
The two algorithms are now commercially available on a price-per-use basis.
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Featured Articles

AI model for HCM, the first of its kind, gains FDA approval

The new-look AI model was designed to automatically evaluate ECGs for signs of HCM and send alerts to the care team when necessary. 

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artificial intelligence robot evaluates healthcare data. Novo Nordisk announced a new collaboration with Valo Health, a healthcare technology company focused on using artificial intelligence (AI) technology to identify new drug treatments for cardiovascular disease (CVD).
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AI model for HCM, the first of its kind, gains FDA approval

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artificial intelligence robot evaluates healthcare data. Novo Nordisk announced a new collaboration with Valo Health, a healthcare technology company focused on using artificial intelligence (AI) technology to identify new drug treatments for cardiovascular disease (CVD).
The new-look AI model was designed to automatically evaluate ECGs for signs of HCM and send alerts to the care team when necessary. 
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Weight loss drug semaglutide could boost heart health of up to 93M patients in US alone

Researchers have recently determined that the medication, originally developed to treat diabetes, can contribute to weight loss and reduce a patient's MACE risk by up to 20%. 

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doctor with overweight patient who may be treated with TAVR or surgery
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Weight loss drug semaglutide could boost heart health of up to 93M patients in US alone

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doctor with overweight patient who may be treated with TAVR or surgery
Researchers have recently determined that the medication, originally developed to treat diabetes, can contribute to weight loss and reduce a patient's MACE risk by up to 20%. 
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In Case You Missed It

NFL player feeling thankful after AFib diagnosis: ‘I think it’s just the good Lord looking after me’

Tyler Shatley, a veteran offensive lineman with the Jacksonville Jaguars, said he experienced symptoms for years before finally seeking a diagnosis. 

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NFL player feeling thankful after AFib diagnosis: ‘I think it’s just the good Lord looking after me’

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Tyler Shatley, a veteran offensive lineman with the Jacksonville Jaguars, said he experienced symptoms for years before finally seeking a diagnosis. 
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Cardiologist William C. Roberts remembered as a ‘true legend in cardiovascular medicine’

Roberts was a passionate cardiac pathologist known for his focus and determination. “To say Bill Roberts will be missed is a massive understatement,” one colleague said. 

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William C. Roberts, MD
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Cardiologist William C. Roberts remembered as a ‘true legend in cardiovascular medicine’

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William C. Roberts, MD
Roberts was a passionate cardiac pathologist known for his focus and determination. “To say Bill Roberts will be missed is a massive understatement,” one colleague said. 
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In Other News

How the 2022 contrast media shortage impacted stroke care

A team of specialists tracked CT utilization before, during and after the 2022 shortage, sharing its findings in the American Journal of Neuroradiology.

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How the 2022 contrast media shortage impacted stroke care

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A team of specialists tracked CT utilization before, during and after the 2022 shortage, sharing its findings in the American Journal of Neuroradiology.
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Unnecessary follow-up tests may be dissuading individuals from returning for future cancer screenings

Nearly 18% of patients receive follow-up imaging or invasive procedures despite negative findings on lung cancer screening CT. 

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Unnecessary follow-up tests may be dissuading individuals from returning for future cancer screenings

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lung cancer screening
Nearly 18% of patients receive follow-up imaging or invasive procedures despite negative findings on lung cancer screening CT. 
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