ESC 365 - Classification of organised atrial arrythmias using explainable artificial intelligence

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Classification of organised atrial arrythmias using explainable artificial intelligence

Session: e-Cardiology award session

Topic: Artificial Intelligence (Machine Learning, Deep Learning)

Speaker: Doctor A. Sau (London, GB)

Event: EHRA 2022

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Doctor Arunashis Sau

Imperial College London, London (United Kingdom of Great Britain & Northern Ireland)

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The impact of a structured polygraphy screening incorporated in a novel remote mobile health pathway on sleep apnoea prevalence in patients with atrial fibrillation

Speaker: Miss D. Verhaert (Nijmegen, NL)

Clinical validation of five direct-to-consumer smartwatches to detect atrial fibrillation in a real-world cohort of patients

Speaker: Doctor P. Badertscher (Basel, CH)

Optimising and validating deep learning approaches for diagnosing atrial fibrillation from few-lead ambulatory electrocardiogram signals

Speaker: Doctor P. Pantelidis (Athens, GR)

Artificial intelligence algorithms for the recognition of Brugada type 1 pattern on standard 12-leads ECG

Speaker: Mr F. Vozzi (Pisa, IT)

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e-Cardiology award session

Speakers: Doctor A. Sau, Miss D. Verhaert, Doctor P. Badertscher, Doctor P. Pantelidis, Mr F. Vozzi

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EHRA 2022

3 April - 5 April 2022

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