Fully Automated Echocardiogram Interpretation in Clinical Practice
Jeffrey Zhang,Sravani Gajjala,Pulkit Agrawal,Geoffrey H. Tison,Laura A. Hallock,Lauren Beussink-Nelson,Mats Christian Højbjerg Lassen,Eugene Fan,Mandar A. Aras,Cha Randle Jordan,Kirsten E. Fleischmann,Michelle E. Melisko,Atif Qasim,Sanjiv J. Shah,Ruzena Bajcsy,Rahul C. Deo +15 more
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors proposed automated cardiac image interpretation has the potential to transform clinical practice in multiple ways, including enabling serial assessment of cardiac function by nonexperts in prima...
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Abstract: Background: Automated cardiac image interpretation has the potential to transform clinical practice in multiple ways, including enabling serial assessment of cardiac function by nonexperts in prima...
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