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Mashup Score: 1SCCT 2023 - 2 year(s) ago
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AI can yield more information from a CT image than just coronary narrowing. How it’s used and by whom remains to be seen.
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Improving #AI algorithms will gather increasing information from cardiac CT scans—meaning improved clinical decisions and more personalized treatment. Don't miss more news from #SCCT2023: https://t.co/1Y4XQd9EE6 https://t.co/X2rixEdEAk
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Guidelines take time to compile and even longer to sink in, but experts agree the advice can improve care if equitably applied.
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"I hope we become more critical of our guidelines and also figure out when our guidelines are good but not being applied equally," @DrMarthaGulati says #SCCT2023 @Heart_SCCT @Steph_Achenbach @JWeirMcCall @TCTMD https://t.co/CdMgbso7V7
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Guidelines take time to compile and even longer to sink in, but experts agree the advice can improve care if equitably applied.
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Are guidelines truly impactful? At the recent 2023 SCCT meeting, experts debated the real-world effects of standards on practice and explored how to ensure they promote equitable care. #SCCT2023 #YesCCT @TCTMD @mmamas1973 @DrMarthaGulati https://t.co/irQ2dZCJuU
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Out of more than 250 abstracts submitted at its annual meeting in Boston, SCCT named one winner and two runners-up.
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New research on AI-based CCTA assessments wins Best Abstract at #SCCT2023 @Heart_SCCT #cardiology #cardiotwitter #imaging #radiology #AI https://t.co/UId2FYhiOZ
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AI can yield more information from a CT image than just coronary narrowing. How it’s used and by whom remains to be seen.
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"What AI is presenting us is really the next era in CV medicine and in cardiac CT imaging because of the new data that it's providing us, and we have to figure out now what do we do with this data," @AChoiHeart #SCCT2023 @Heart_SCCT @ditchhaporia https://t.co/I1Hc5Zp4D9
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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.
Source: cardiovascularbusiness.comCategories: Cardiology News and Journals, Latest HeadlinesTweet-
#AI to help interpret cardiac CT reduces exam read times and improved diagnostics with additional information on soft plaques - three @HeartFlow AI technology studies at #SCCT23. #Cardiotwitter #YesCCT #SCCT2023 #CCTA #AIHealth #ArtificialIntelligence https://t.co/fe30vzr1hQ
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“We do have to generate the evidence for doing this and . . . the value-based argument for doing this,” Andrew Choi says.
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"We do have to generate the evidence of doing this and we have to continue to generate the value-based argument for doing this," @AChoiHeart says; Experts debate at #SCCT2023 @Heart_SCCT @khurramn1 https://t.co/2kxHxqHJVE
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An analysis of the PROMISE trial suggests such exposure should be considered an additional CV risk factor.
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"Air pollution should be considered as an additional CV risk factor" that can be taken into account, for example, when seeing a patient with stable chest pain who lives in an area with high pollution levels, @MLangenbach_MD says @Heart_SCCT #SCCT2023 https://t.co/WVlVTXGJ9O
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is reclassifying interventional cardiovascular implant simulation software into the class II (special controls) regulatory category, which will make it easier for the technology to pass regulatory approval. The technology has grown rapidly over the last few years to better assess the fit and possible complications from device implants as part of the…
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Nice image from our #yesCCT #SCCT2022 workshop - looking forward to #SCCT2023 in July! @Heart_SCCT @anjali_chelliah @onco_cardiology @tiffchenMD @purviparwani @DrRyanPDaly https://t.co/4u8dBalbSN
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Presentations from #SCCT2023 are live on TCTMD! Don't miss these slides on cardiac CTs, structural valve disease, guideline assessments, and more: https://t.co/KjPWxRzz4h https://t.co/DhRy1t2dsY