Celebrating Doctors’Day!
On National Doctor’s Day, we would like to thank all doctors and healthcare workers for their tireless work and drive for innovation in supporting our health and wellbeing.
Today in 1842, the American physician Dr. Crawford W. Long applied general anaesthesia in surgery for the first time to painlessly remove a tumor from a patient’s neck. This date is marked as National Doctor’s Day in the United States.
On this occasion, we would like to thank all doctors and healthcare workers for their tireless work and drive for innovation in supporting our health and wellbeing. We are grateful to our own Scientific Board including Dr. Leor Perl, Prof. Dr. Robert Hatala and Dr. Jozef Bartunek – for their guidance in creating our cutting edge clinical assistant which has the potential to improve the health of millions of people worldwide!
In the picture you can see co-founders Martin and Robert Herman together with Dr. Hatala and Dr. Bartunek in 2020.
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About PMcardio
PMcardio is a CE-marked Class IIb AI medical device that interprets any 12-lead ECG — from a photo or a digital file — in seconds. It detects 50+ ECG findings, including occlusion myocardial infarction (OMI) — the acute coronary occlusions that conventional STEMI criteria miss in over half of cases. Its Queen of Hearts™ OMI model holds FDA Breakthrough Device Designation, and PMcardio is already used by 100,000+ clinicians who have analyzed more than 2.5 million ECGs.
About Powerful Medical
Powerful Medical is a medical-technology company using artificial intelligence to transform how cardiovascular disease — the world’s leading cause of death — is diagnosed. Founded in 2017, it built PMcardio, the world’s first AI medical device to detect acute coronary occlusion (OMI) from an ECG. Its research is published in the European Heart Journal – Digital Health and validated across 25+ clinical studies, and its Queen of Hearts™ model earned FDA Breakthrough Device Designation. To date, PMcardio has supported the detection of 120,000+ heart attacks across 150+ hospital deployments worldwide.
