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The research was unveiled at the ACC.21 Scientific Sessions. Researchers used Ultromics’s cloud-based AI platform to review the data.

AI Derived Cardiac Echo Measurements Able to Predict COVID-19 Mortality Using artificial intelligence for LVEF and longitudinal strain minimized variability compared to human review in late-breaking ACC study The WASE-COVID Study used the artificial intelligence automated echocardiogram reading software EchoGo-Core from Ultromics to evaluate ejection fraction and left ventricle longitudinal strain in COVID-19 patients to identify risk markers for mortality. The study also compared human vs. AI variability in assessing the exams. May 18, 2021 — Artificial intelligence (AI) derived heart me...

AI Able to Predict COVID-19 Mortality From Cardiac Ultrasound Measurements Using artificial intelligence for LVEF and longitudinal strain minimized variability compared to human review in late-breaking ACC study The WASE-COVID Study used the artificial intelligence automated echocardiogram reading software EchoGo-Core from Ultromics to evaluate ejection fraction and left ventricle longitudinal strain in COVID-19 patients to identify risk markers for mortality. The study also compared human vs. AI variability in assessing the exams. May 18, 2021 — Artificial intelligence (AI) derived heart...

Roberto Lang, M.D., director of noninvasive cardiac imaging, University of Chicago Medical Center and former American Society of Echocardiography (ASE) president, received his first dose of the COVID vaccine in December. In addition to front line hospital workers, nursing home staff and residents also qualified for the first round of vaccinations. Right, Shannon Yaw, OTR/L, director of rehabilitation at a hard-hit nursing home in Michigan, received her first dose just before Christmas. nurse at a hard-hit nursing home in Michigan, received her first dose just before Christmas.

Ultimately, because LYFS-CT may exclude minority patients who could benefit from LCS and underestimate the benefits of LCS, the authors of this AJR article suggested "augmenting LCS eligibility for minority patients using combinations of models"--specifically, the PLCOm2012 model in conjunction with LYFS-CT and USPSTF-2020. Image courtesy of American Roentgen Ray Society (ARRS), American Journal of Roentgenology (AJR)