Arunashis Sau1,2, Antônio H Ribeiro3, Kathryn A McGurk1,4

  • 1National Heart and Lung Institute (A.S., K.A.M., L.P., N.B., M.G., E. Sieliwonczyk, K.P., M.A., J.Y.C., H.W., X.S., K.H., S.Z., D.B.K., N.S.P., M.M., J.S.W., F.S.N.), Imperial College London, United Kingdom.

概括

人工智能识别了微妙的心电图 (ECG) 特征,以预测心血管疾病和死亡率. 这些新的心电图模式揭示了新的遗传和表型关联,改善了风险预测.

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