Key result
Automated ECG diagnosis in health checkups faces inherent limitations including diagnostic trade-offs and missed pacemaker spikes.
Why the study?
Although automated ECG diagnosis has achieved high accuracy, limitations and pitfalls remain in comprehensive health checkups, including balancing overdiagnosis against missed diagnoses and unstandardized judgment criteria.
Automated 12-lead ECG diagnosis in health checkups has inherent limitations, such as missing pacemaker spikes and the trade-off between overdiagnosis and missed diagnosis, requiring comprehensive human judgment.
Automated ECGs in health checkups require human oversight to avoid diagnostic errors; leaves open optimal AI integration standards.
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Masaaki Yashima (2025) conducted a review in Comprehensive health checkups. Automated ECG diagnosis was evaluated. Automated ECG diagnosis in comprehensive health checkups has inherent limitations, including trade-offs between overdiagnosis and missed diagnoses, and technical pitfalls like missing pacemaker spikes.
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