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Precision medicine in cardiac electrophysiology is driving a paradigm shift toward individualized models of physiology, risk, and therapeutic response.
Discusses the paradigm shift toward precision medicine and digital twins in cardiac electrophysiology.
May inform individualized electrophysiology models; leaves open prospective validation before practice change.
Precision medicine is a healthcare approach that aims at tailoring prevention, diagnostics, and treatments to each patient's unique genetic, molecular, physiological, and environmental profiles. While the fundamental idea of personalized medical care dates back thousands of years, only in recent decades has this approach gained momentum (1), driving a paradigm shift toward individualized models of physiology, risk, and therapeutic response. This shift was primarily driven by a growing recognition of the limitations of the
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Stefano Morotti (2025) conducted a review in Cardiac electrophysiology. Precision medicine and digital twins was evaluated. Precision medicine in cardiac electrophysiology is driving a paradigm shift toward individualized models of physiology, risk, and therapeutic response.
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