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Improved detection of coronary ischemia in patients with diabetes mellitus using a novel artificial intelligence-based ischemia algorithm derived from coronary ct angiography (AI-QCTISCHEMIA)

Session: Advancing coronary risk assessment with cardiac CT: from plaque to perfusion
Topic: Coronary Computed Tomography Angiography (Coronary CTA, CCTA)
Speaker: Doctor P. Kamila (Malang, ID)
Event: EACVI 2025

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Doctor Putri Annisa Kamila

Faculty of Medicine, Universitas Brawijaya, Malang (Indonesia)
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Advancing coronary risk assessment with cardiac CT: from plaque to perfusion

Speakers: Doctor P. Kamila, Doctor S. Tantawy, Doctor R. Mollace, Doctor T. Maaniitty, Doctor A. Haujir...
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EACVI 2025

11 December - 13 December 2025

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