Key result
Advances in multimodality cardiac imaging and artificial intelligence in 2019 demonstrated improved diagnostic accuracy and prognostic risk stratification for patients with cardiovascular diseases.
Why the study?
Advances in non-invasive cardiac imaging, including artificial intelligence and machine learning applications published in 2019, warranted summarisation.
The 2019 Year in Cardiology review highlights the growing role of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and advanced multimodality imaging in improving cardiovascular risk stratification and diagnosis.
May enhance CV diagnosis and risk stratification in practice; leaves open need for prospective validation trials.
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Pennell et al. (2020) conducted a review in Cardiovascular diseases. Multimodality cardiac imaging and artificial intelligence was evaluated. Advances in multimodality cardiac imaging and artificial intelligence in 2019 demonstrated improved diagnostic accuracy and prognostic risk stratification for patients with cardiovascular diseases.
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