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How to integrate advanced AI models | Good news for the ‘Queen of Hearts’ | Digital twins impress | FDA clears imaging software
Monday, September 14, 2026
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How to integrate AI into cardiac imaging workflows

Implementing advanced AI models into daily practice takes much more than simply installing software. It requires a clinical champion and multiple stakeholders to coordinate the effort.

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Ron Blankstein, FACC, FASNC, FSCCT, FASPC, director of cardiac computed tomography, Brigham and Women's Hospital, and professor of medicine, radiology, at Harvard Medical School, explains how cardiac imaging departments need to plan for the involved process of integrating artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms into clinical practice. #SCCT #YesCCT
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How to integrate AI into cardiac imaging workflows

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Ron Blankstein, FACC, FASNC, FSCCT, FASPC, director of cardiac computed tomography, Brigham and Women's Hospital, and professor of medicine, radiology, at Harvard Medical School, explains how cardiac imaging departments need to plan for the involved process of integrating artificial intelligence (AI) algorithms into clinical practice. #SCCT #YesCCT
Implementing advanced AI models into daily practice takes much more than simply installing software. It requires a clinical champion and multiple stakeholders to coordinate the effort.
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FDA authorizes ‘Queen of Hearts’ AI model for detecting heart attacks in ECG results

The advanced algorithm, built to detect STEMI and STEMI-equivalent patterns in ECG results, gained the FDA's breakthrough device designation back in 2025.

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FDA authorizes ‘Queen of Hearts’ AI model for detecting heart attacks in ECG results

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The advanced algorithm, built to detect STEMI and STEMI-equivalent patterns in ECG results, gained the FDA's breakthrough device designation back in 2025.
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AI-powered opportunistic screening could help find patients with undetected aortic stenosis

Having AI that can recognize and report signs of aortic stenosis in noncardiac imaging scans would make a major impact on patient care. 

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Aortic stenosis opportunistic CT AI imaging from SCCT 2026 presentation by Ofir Koren, MD, Cedards-Sinai.
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AI-powered opportunistic screening could help find patients with undetected aortic stenosis

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Aortic stenosis opportunistic CT AI imaging from SCCT 2026 presentation by Ofir Koren, MD, Cedards-Sinai.
Having AI that can recognize and report signs of aortic stenosis in noncardiac imaging scans would make a major impact on patient care. 
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Digital twin technology shows ability to personalize ablation planning

Digital twins may be used in the near future to help clinicians plan ahead before EP ablation procedures. They could preview how the patient's heart will react to treatment, for example, increasing the odds of a positive outcome.

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Natalia Trayanova, PhD, FNAI, FHRS, FAHA, FACC, FESC, FEHRA, FIAMBE, FBMES, FAIMBE, FIUPS, FIEEE, Professor of Biomedical Engineering, Director of the Alliance for Cardiovascular Diagnostic and Treatment innovation (ADVANCE), and director of AI research in health and medicine, at the Data Science and AI Institute at Johns Hopkins University, explains how her team has developed a digital twin to copy the electrical function of a specific patient's heart to test various ablation strategies.
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Digital twin technology shows ability to personalize ablation planning

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Natalia Trayanova, PhD, FNAI, FHRS, FAHA, FACC, FESC, FEHRA, FIAMBE, FBMES, FAIMBE, FIUPS, FIEEE, Professor of Biomedical Engineering, Director of the Alliance for Cardiovascular Diagnostic and Treatment innovation (ADVANCE), and director of AI research in health and medicine, at the Data Science and AI Institute at Johns Hopkins University, explains how her team has developed a digital twin to copy the electrical function of a specific patient's heart to test various ablation strategies.
Digital twins may be used in the near future to help clinicians plan ahead before EP ablation procedures. They could preview how the patient's heart will react to treatment, for example, increasing the odds of a positive outcome.
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FDA clears new imaging software from AI company founded by cardiologists

The new software from Tennessee-based Heartvue.ai uses advanced AI algorithms to view, process and evaluate cardiac MRI scans. It was built to work with any existing cardiology or radiology workflow.

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FDA clears new imaging software from AI company founded by cardiologists

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The new software from Tennessee-based Heartvue.ai uses advanced AI algorithms to view, process and evaluate cardiac MRI scans. It was built to work with any existing cardiology or radiology workflow.
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Heartflow tech limits unnecessary catheterizations in patients with suspected CAD

AI-powered software from Heartflow can provide cath labs with a lot of value, according to new late-breaking data presented at ESC Congress 2026.

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HeartFlow CCTA FFRct being read by Quantum radiologist Demetrius Dicks, MD, in Marietta, Georgia.
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Heartflow tech limits unnecessary catheterizations in patients with suspected CAD

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HeartFlow CCTA FFRct being read by Quantum radiologist Demetrius Dicks, MD, in Marietta, Georgia.
AI-powered software from Heartflow can provide cath labs with a lot of value, according to new late-breaking data presented at ESC Congress 2026.
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FDA clears AI software for detecting untreated pulmonary hypertension in 12-lead ECGs

Tempus ECG-PH was built to flag patients who may require care for pulmonary hypertension. The company also has FDA-cleared models for detecting signs of atrial fibrillation and a low ejection fraction. 

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FDA clears AI software for detecting untreated pulmonary hypertension in 12-lead ECGs

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Tempus ECG-PH was built to flag patients who may require care for pulmonary hypertension. The company also has FDA-cleared models for detecting signs of atrial fibrillation and a low ejection fraction. 
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