University of Dundee researchers hope their findings could lead to benefits for patients around the world.
Artificial intelligence could be used to help detect people living with the risk of experiencing heart failure, according to a study.
Experts used data made available by patients voluntarily through the Scottish Health Research Register and Biobank , which provides researchers with volunteers, samples, health data and genomic information for clinical trials. Professor Chim Lang said: “Our research represents an advancement in the utilisation of deep learning to automatically interpret echocardiographic images. This can allow us to streamline the identification of patients with heart failure at scale within electronic health record datasets.
“When compared to reports generated by routine heart scans, those enhanced by AI were more detailed and could also be processed at a larger scale than conventional images. Prof Lang said the latest research is “an example of how AI has the potential to provide real-world benefits to patients”.
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