Full house at the ECC Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation Spring Conference — discussing the opportunity in #ECG detection of acute coronary occlusion!

Also today we finished data collection in our STEMI Midwest collaboration: a significant milestone to show how our #AI can reduce false positives.

#ECG of a 65M presenting with chest pain and shortness of breath?

I had different theories on three seperate occasions throughout the day.

heartsECGcourse Jesse McLaren Anton Helman Rightly so, the Queen cannot be more confident - as this ECG nicely demonstrates many important concepts of the OMI paradigm: 1) hyper-acute T waves, 2) proportionality, 3) poor-R wave progression and S-persistence, 4) STE that does not meet criteria, 5) subtle mirror STD.

Andreas FELIquis hört ❤️Ultraschall Andreas Roeschl, MD Kardiolancerin Robert Herman, MD QoH knows the answer:

OMI ⚠️ with high Level of confidence

Inferoposterior OMI

Stephen W. Smith Pendell Meyers Robert Herman, MD PMcardio App Nanashī 🫀 Willy Frick Brooks Walsh 🫀EcgOxford

Aslanger pattern #ECG

Aslanger pattern😲😲😲🧐🧐🧐

以下、診断基準になります😁

(1) STE in III but not in any other inferior lead,(下壁誘導でⅢ誘導のみのST上昇)
(2) ST depression in any of leads V4 to 6 (but not in V2) with a positive (at least terminally positive)…

Answer: Subtle Aslanger pattern - Inferior OMI (pRCA TIMI-0) w/ diffuse LAD disease changing the infarct vector. hs-cTnT peaked at 2600 ng/L.

This was an AI-guided PMcardio App activation; you can get access here: powerfulmedical.com/pmcardio-omi

PMcardio App PEARL 1: Posterior leads are NOT necessary here and may delay or confuse care in this setting! I love Willy Frick's Tiger puzzle analogy.

PEARL 2: Reperfusion T-waves (inferior here) are a great indicator of a correctly treated culprit - in this case, there was no doubt.

Asking for posterior leads to confirm the diagnosis here is like failing to recognize the tiger until the final 🧩 is added to the puzzle.

I'm happy that only 64 (10%) of followers and the ECG machine would delay care in this very obvious patient with acute coronary occlusion!

Keep in mind that my followers are just one well-calibrated segment of all providers who care for chest pain patients.

Do you agree with standard ECG machine interpretation?

Grateful to see external validations of the #PMcardio OMI AI Model from around the world, driven by pioneers like Dr Sascha Macherey Meyer & Dr Christoph Adler at Uniklinik Köln, showing remarkable diagnostic results for occlusive myocardial infarction!

🇩🇪 More info here: herzmedizin.de/meta/presse/dg…

76M w/ chest pain presents with this #ECG . Can there be acute coronary occlusion?

What a fantastic #ACC2024 — had a blast catching up with friends, meeting our PIs and discussing future projects!

Already excited for next year’s ACC conference in Chicago (now my home town); to meet the booth traffic demand we have already reserved a 4x larger booth.

International society of POSTERIOR & lateral wall MI join forces at the PMcardio App booth!

#ACC2024

I just made it to Atlanta — see you at #ACC24 this weekend! Please let me know if you are there and want to catch up.

Today Sascha Macherey Meyer will present important independent validation results of OMI AI #ECG model performance in a large chest pain unit cohort at #DGKJT2024 !

What's the #Al specificity in this broad all-comer patient population?

PMcardio is now improving cathlab activation accuracy and ECG-to-balloon times in hospitals & health systems.

Register your center for better and more efficient chest pain patient management with #AI : powerfulmedical.com/pmcardio-organ…

Pendell Meyers Stephen W. Smith Nanashī 🫀 Willy Frick David Didlake Alain Vadeboncoeur MD Erik Rafflenbeul Andreas Roeschl, MD ECGs Laszlo Farkas Answer: Acute LAD occlusion: #ECG AI-to-balloon time only 36 minutes AND during a public holiday!!

A great case from a center using PMcardio App for AI-guided cathlab activation in chest pain.

Remarkably fast management for an 'NSTEMI' with occlusion during after hours.