Artificial intelligence can already give information about heart attack, claims in new research - Gearrice

This is not the first time OCT has been used to detect plaque erosion. It has been used before, but this is the first time AI is being used, so the results are likely to be accurate. Zhao Wang, who led the research, is working at the University of Electronic Science and Technology in China. The new AI technology has two primary phases, where the first AI model, ie neural network, analyzes the original image and plaque erosion. According to the researchers, the new AI technology provides 80 percent accurate information on plaque decay and 73 percent on valve damage.