2021
DOI: 10.1136/openhrt-2021-001874
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AI and the cardiologist: when mind, heart and machine unite

Abstract: Artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning has made much headway in the consumer and advertising sector, not only affecting how and what people purchase these days, but also affecting behaviour and cultural attitudes. It is poised to influence nearly every aspect of our being, and the field of cardiology is not an exception. This paper aims to brief the clinician on the advances in AI and machine learning in the field of cardiology, its applications, while also recognising the potential for future developm… Show more

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“…Um dos principais benefícios do monitoramento remoto é a detecção precoce de eventos cardiovasculares adversos. Algoritmos de IA são capazes de analisar dados de sensores integrados em dispositivos vestíveis, como frequência cardíaca, variabilidade da frequência cardíaca e padrões de atividade física, para identificar sinais de alerta, como arritmias cardíacas ou elevações na pressão arterial (37).…”
Section: Monitoramento Remotounclassified
“…Um dos principais benefícios do monitoramento remoto é a detecção precoce de eventos cardiovasculares adversos. Algoritmos de IA são capazes de analisar dados de sensores integrados em dispositivos vestíveis, como frequência cardíaca, variabilidade da frequência cardíaca e padrões de atividade física, para identificar sinais de alerta, como arritmias cardíacas ou elevações na pressão arterial (37).…”
Section: Monitoramento Remotounclassified
“…Another great area of benefit will be in the gathering, synthesis, and summarization of ever-increasing amounts of data for each patient to make sure nothing is missed in the consideration of the differential diagnosis [20,21]. By freeing up providers from these and many more time-consuming and low-value tasks, care providers will be able to focus more attention on patient interaction through the ideal gathering of an appropriate history and performance of a complete physical exam.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…There are examples of successful clinical applications of AI across many disciplines. Although D’Costa and Zatale6 focus on the role of AI in the discipline of cardiology, they present a brief introduction to AI principles and a sound, concise overview. The concept of deep learning (DL) is compared with how we as humans think by using our ‘neural network.’ Going beyond the use of algorithms, data input is processed through multiple layers, each consisting of algorithms that produce output that is processed further.…”
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confidence: 99%