New ESC Guideline Provides Class 1 Recommendation for Coronary CTA

New ESC Guideline Provides Class 1 Recommendation for Coronary CTA

Arlington, 2019) — At its earlier this month, which classifies tomography angiography (CTA) as Class 1 recommendation for CAD symptomatic patients. document, updates term CCS emphasize nature of disease. guideline, either non-invasive imaging or anatomical imaging coronary should be as initial test rule out or establish diagnosis of CCS. guideline suggests that "Coronary is New ESC Guideline preferred test patients with lower of clinical likelihood of and characteristics associated with high likelihood of good quality. " “Depending on patient as well as patient-specific say ESC president-elect, MD.

PARIS — An artificial intelligence decision support system (AI DSS) to help decide which diagnostic tests to perform in individuals with stable chest pain (SCP) could lead to substantial reductions in healthcare costs versus standard human-led care, suggests research presented as two posters at the ESC Congress 2019. The researchers, led by investigators at the Royal Brompton Hospital, London, examined the potential cost effectiveness of an AI DSS derived from clinical guidelines for the assessment of SCP. They looked at data from the cooperative ARTICA registry database on individuals who underwent a non obstructive coronary artery disease standard evaluation by clinicians, alongside assessment via artificial intelligence, all on the same day. In the first study, the two approaches were compared in more than 1700 individuals who underwent coronary tomographic angiography (CTA) to verify the presence of coronary artery disease but for whom a range of non-invasive and imaging tests were available. If it had been followed, the AI DSS could have led to potential reductions in lifetime costs compared with standard human evaluation for all possible diagnostic test permutations, regardless of the patients' pretest likelihood of coronary artery disease.

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