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AI model uses ECG data to identify signs of AFib | FDA announces recall of circulatory support system
Tuesday, October 4, 2022
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AI model uses ECG data to identify new cases of AFib

“Our ultimate goal is to prevent strokes," one Mayo Clinic electrophysiologist said. "I believe the current study has brought us one step closer.”

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Electrocardiograms analyzed by AI can offer information about mortality risk.
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AI model uses ECG data to identify new cases of AFib

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Electrocardiograms analyzed by AI can offer information about mortality risk.
“Our ultimate goal is to prevent strokes," one Mayo Clinic electrophysiologist said. "I believe the current study has brought us one step closer.”
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FDA announces Class I recall of circulatory support system after 66 complaints, 2 patient injuries

The recall is due to a malfunction risk that could, if not handled properly, cause the pump to stop working for a long period of time. This could lead to a serious injury or death, according to the recall. 

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FDA announces Class I recall of circulatory support system after 66 complaints, 2 patient injuries

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The recall is due to a malfunction risk that could, if not handled properly, cause the pump to stop working for a long period of time. This could lead to a serious injury or death, according to the recall. 
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Featured Articles

VIDEO: 7 trends in cardiovascular information systems seen by KLAS

Monique Rasband, vice president of imaging, cardiology and oncology, KLAS Research, explains a few of the key technology trends in cardiovascular information systems (CVIS).

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Cardiovascular information systems (CVIS) combine imaging and reporting into one system that allows access across the cardiovascular service line. Here are 7 trends in CVIS according to KLAS.
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VIDEO: 7 trends in cardiovascular information systems seen by KLAS

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Cardiovascular information systems (CVIS) combine imaging and reporting into one system that allows access across the cardiovascular service line. Here are 7 trends in CVIS according to KLAS.
Monique Rasband, vice president of imaging, cardiology and oncology, KLAS Research, explains a few of the key technology trends in cardiovascular information systems (CVIS).
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FDA announces recall of 2 cardiovascular medications due to labeling mix-up

Patients face a risk of adverse events if they mistakenly take the wrong medication, according to a new warning from the FDA. 

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FDA recall. The medications involved are atenolol, which treats hypertension, and the antiplatelet agent clopidogrel, which reduces the risk of an acute myocardial infarction (AMI) or stroke among patients with a history of AMI, severe chest pain or circulation problems.
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FDA announces recall of 2 cardiovascular medications due to labeling mix-up

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FDA recall. The medications involved are atenolol, which treats hypertension, and the antiplatelet agent clopidogrel, which reduces the risk of an acute myocardial infarction (AMI) or stroke among patients with a history of AMI, severe chest pain or circulation problems.
Patients face a risk of adverse events if they mistakenly take the wrong medication, according to a new warning from the FDA. 
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Preventing AKI after TAVR may help lessen the impact of chronic kidney disease

If researchers can find ways to prevent AKI after TAVR, it could help decrease the risk of poor outcomes in more ways than one. 

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Preventing AKI after TAVR may help lessen the impact of chronic kidney disease

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If researchers can find ways to prevent AKI after TAVR, it could help decrease the risk of poor outcomes in more ways than one. 
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In Case You Missed It

TAVR embolic protection devices fail to reduce stroke risk, but some cardiologists—and a leading vendor—remain encouraged

The PROTECTED TAVR results presented at TCT 2022 resulted in a mix of reactions. For some cardiologists, the slight reduction in the risk of a disabling stroke after TAVR is a positive result. For others, it was simply not enough. 

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The Boston Scientific Sentinel embolic protection system was tested in the PROTECTED TAVR to see if it couple prevent or reduce stroke and disabling stroke numbers during TAVR. #TCT22 #TCT2022.
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TAVR embolic protection devices fail to reduce stroke risk, but some cardiologists—and a leading vendor—remain encouraged

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The Boston Scientific Sentinel embolic protection system was tested in the PROTECTED TAVR to see if it couple prevent or reduce stroke and disabling stroke numbers during TAVR. #TCT22 #TCT2022.
The PROTECTED TAVR results presented at TCT 2022 resulted in a mix of reactions. For some cardiologists, the slight reduction in the risk of a disabling stroke after TAVR is a positive result. For others, it was simply not enough. 
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Renal denervation lowered blood pressure in two late-breaking TCT trials 

Results from the Medtronic SYMPLICITY HTN-3 trial long-term results and the pivotal RADIANCE II trial for the Recor ultrasound renal denervation system lowered blood pressure effectively in drug-resistant patients.

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Positive data was presented on the first-generation Symplicity (left) long-term outcomes and from the Recor ultrasound renal denervation system pivotal trial at TCT 2022. #TCT #TCT2022
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Renal denervation lowered blood pressure in two late-breaking TCT trials 

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Positive data was presented on the first-generation Symplicity (left) long-term outcomes and from the Recor ultrasound renal denervation system pivotal trial at TCT 2022. #TCT #TCT2022
Results from the Medtronic SYMPLICITY HTN-3 trial long-term results and the pivotal RADIANCE II trial for the Recor ultrasound renal denervation system lowered blood pressure effectively in drug-resistant patients.
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In Other News

UnitedHealth Group’s Optum completes $8B merger with Change Healthcare

Optum has completed its nearly $8 billion merger with Change Healthcare, bringing an end to an embattled and controversial transaction.

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UnitedHealth Group’s Optum completes $8B merger with Change Healthcare

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Optum has completed its nearly $8 billion merger with Change Healthcare, bringing an end to an embattled and controversial transaction.
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