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Eike Nagel
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Job title: Professor of Clinical Cardiovascular Imaging
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David Playford
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3 years ago
Prof David Playford (The University of Notre Dame, Perth, AU) discusses diastolic function and mortality in 436,360 individuals using findings from the National Echo Database of Australia (NEDA).
Questions:
1. What are the objectives behind NEDA?
2. What findings did you present at ESC?
3. What were the methods of the study?
4. What were the study’s results?
5. What conclusions can be made?
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Marcelo F Di Carli
Job title: Director, CV Imaging
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Mirvat Alasnag
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Nick Curzen
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3 years ago
Dr Mirvat Alasnag (The King Fahd Armed Forces Hospital, Jeddah, KSA) and Prof Nick Curzen (University Hospital Southampton NHS Trust, Southampton, UK) discuss the design, outcomes, economic implications of the FORECAST late-breaking trial.
Recorded remotely from Jeddah and Southampton, 2020.
Recording Editors: Natascha Wienand, Tom Green
Editor: Mirjam Boros
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Andreas H Mahnken
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3 years ago
Over the last few decades, the rapid development of cardiac computed tomography (CT) has been unequalled by any other imaging technique. The driving forces behind cardiac multidetector-row CT (MDCT) are the enormous socioeconomic relevance of coronary artery disease (CAD) and the need for comprehensive, reliable and reproducible diagnostic tests that overcome the morbidity and mortality of…
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David McMullin
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1 year ago
HRX 22 - In this short video, Chief Business Owner of Anumana Inc, David McMullin (Anumana, Inc., Cambridge, MA, US) joins us to discuss their FDA-Approved ECG-AI technology and the implementations this could have in daily practice.
To learn more about this technology, click here.
Questions:
1. Please outline Anumana's FDA-approved ECG-AI, and the clinical uses this could have in daily practice…
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Eric Larose
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Olivier F Bertrand
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3 years ago
Cardiovascular magnetic resonance (CMR) has found widespread use as an important tool in the cardiologists' armamentarium for several years now, mainly because of superior diagnostic accuracy and ability to perform complete anatomical and functional assessment in a single study without ionising radiation. The following will summarise specific uses of CMR for the interventional cardiologist.
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Thomas H Marwick
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Job title: Director and Chief Executive & Head, Imaging Research, Baker Heart & Diabetes Institute, Melbourne, AU
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Ningyan Wong
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Valentina O Puntmann
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