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Echocardiography guidelines from the ASE are now recommending the inclusion of strain imaging as a powerful complement to traditional function parameters.
Experts in the field do a FAQ session on strain and how to successfully implement these measurements as part of routine diagnosis and risk stratification.
This article will highlight a few of the key takeaways from an interview with Ultromics founder and CEO Ross Upton. Read the interview here.
ASE 2022 is a hybrid event that will take place both online and in Seattle, WA from June 10th to June 13th. We have narrowed down the top seven sessions.
Cloud computing – accessing data over the internet – has become one of the most reliable ways to maintain both efficiency and security. Learn more here.
New industry Heart Failure (HF) guidelines were published on April 01 2022. Read the key takeaways and what it means for echocardiography here.
AI-powered GLS in echo is a predictor of outcomes in patients with pEF and is incremental to help manage risk factors and prevent hospitalizations.
Heart failure is a leading cause of death. Learn about challenges of predicting heart failure with echocardiography and new emerging tech to aid diagnoses.
The EACVI and ASE have expanded the role of echocardiography to support the fight against coronary artery disease, with rest and stress echo being fundamental to the detection of coronary artery disease.
AI-based strain analysis is possible without operator input, and may reduce variability and facilitate longitudinal follow-up of GLS in those patients.
Find out how Ultromics’ artificial intelligence in EchoGo Core can automate echo measurements and their analysis using secure cloud-based technology.
The burden of heart failure (HF) on patients and clinicians, and the need to diagnose it more quickly and efficiently, is severe and constantly increasing.
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