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Nice presentation from Han Feng from TulaneTRIAD re a new #AI score to predict progression of #AFib With a training AUC of 0.77 and testing AUC of 0.85, can monitor for progression risk continuously over time and how it changes with various intervention #WAFib2024

#Epeeps - when is #atrial fibrosis not #myopathy? Uli Schotten on reactive vs replacement fibrosis. Implications on #afib, #ablation Nassir Marrouche Christian Sohns @CMahnkopf Atul Verma Shaojie Chen javad mikaeili Jordi Heijman #waf2024

#WAFib2024: Innovative, interactive, inspiring and FUN! What's your favorite part about the meeting? Share your thoughts with #WAFib2024 for a chance to win a registration to next year's meeting! Nassir Marrouche EP Lab Digest #EPeeps

Great work @ucla by #PeterHana and ⁦Kalyanam Shivkumar MD PhD⁩ to detail the #NeuroModulation of #Heart and effect on #afib! #wafib2024

#wafib2024 #Pulseday march 1st every year! Check your pulse ! ⁦Melanie Gunawardene⁩ ⁦Christian Sohns⁩ ⁦Julian Chun⁩

Cardiac imaging with #whyCMR has been difficulty or scale for #AFib fibrosis but has potential to help understand atrial myopathy & its reversibility. ➡️ Need to be able to have #EPeeps driven protocols, shorter scan times, better collabs with radiology partners #WAFib2024

Registries are important to follow our real world data in our AF patients, have more power and more generalizability .Jonathan Hsu, MD #WAFib2024

Sanjiv Narayan : Wonderful work by the Stanford group Tina Baykaner using multi-modal imaging, clinical and EGM data to predict afib recurrence. My take: external validation is needed but is of course logistically difficult across different centers. We need to eliminate barriers

Western Atrial Fibrillation Symposium Nassir Marrouche Her 4th #WAFIB, enjoying every single one of them

TulaneTRIAD Sanjiv Narayan Amazing work from Stanford group! Inspiring results. Totally agree that researches need external validating to generate robust science for practice.

PPG-based AF detection devices work best during light or moderate activity, and in patients with lighter skin tones. Although this interval based detection performance is decreased, the technology is still able to get the job done overall Hamid Ghanbari #letstalkAI #WAFib2024

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The imitable Tina Baykaner, calm under duress, as she extemporizes on AI with #noslides, as it appears that the AI machines have hijacked her slides. #WAfib2024.

A quick break with the kiddos during #WAfib2024. Avi is now interested in EP - I think because it means he can ski. I’ll take it!

Excited to be part of this American Heart Association scientific statement on #ArtificialIntelligence in #Cardiology with review, perils, pitfalls, and some thoughts on future directions👇 ahajournals.org/doi/epdf/10.11… Kayte Spector-Bagdady @drpaulfriedman Anne Kwitek EL Bijoy K Menon Katherine Sheehan, PhD ➡️

Thanks Davor Pavlovic for the invitation to speak about our AI- enabled ECG work at @ICVS_UoB Uni of Birmingham. It was a pleasure to meet and discuss with you and other colleagues.

Nicholas S Peters Eko Health Imperial College Health Partners Mihir Kelshiker National Institute for Health and Care Research NICHOLAS PETERS Imperial NHS 💙 Heres the iplayer link to learning about advanced heart health in a GP setting with our researchers from.Imperial NHS 💙 On from about 9 mins in, enjoy! bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episod…

Delighted to kick off the Cardiovascular Sciences Research Consortium meeting on Remote Monitoring in Clinical Trials — with David E. Albert, M.D, Krishna Pundi, leadership from iRhythm Technologies, and so many experts from academia, pharma, medtech, CROs, AROs, and regulatory. It's been a great day of talks; look forward to

New digital tools may improve triage for cardiac procedures in the NHS, but must balance clinical, policy, and ethical goals and principles. Dr. Dan Kramer Mihir Kelshiker Nicholas S Peters et al in npj Digital Medicine: nature.com/articles/s4174…