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Best Science Pitch and Overall Winner at AHA Health Tech Competition 2024

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Award
November 18, 2024
8:00 -
12:00

Powerful Medical has been named the Best Science Pitch and Overall Winner at the prestigious American Heart Association (AHA) Health Tech Competition during the AHA 2024 Scientific Sessions held in Chicago, Illinois. This recognition underscores Powerful Medical’s leadership in innovative cardiovascular healthcare technology, with its flagship product, PMcardio, earning acclaim as a groundbreaking solution for diagnostics and care coordination.

AHA2024 Scientific Sessions: External Independent Validations of PMcardio

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Talk
November 18, 2024
11:00 -
11:45

Join us at American Heart Association Scientific Sessions AHA2024 for a deep dive into the External Independent Validations of PMcardio, also known as the Queen of Hearts, during the “AI in ACS Session”! Explore how AI is transforming acute cardiac care through real-world studies.

AI-Powered Smartphone Application for Detection of Left Ventricular Systolic Dysfunction using 12-Lead ECG

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Talk
November 18, 2024
11:00 -
11:15

At hashtag#AHA2024, Anthony Demolder, MD will spotlight how PMcardio is advancing heart failure diagnostics by detecting LVEF on the ECG for patients in primary care settings.

Deep-learning Assisted ECG-based Emergent Cathlab Activation: First Prospective Implementation of a Smartphone-based System

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Talk
November 18, 2024
11:00 -
11:30

We’re proud to announce that Robert Herman, MD will present at AHA2024, unveiling new insights on AI in acute cardiac care! His presentation, “Deep-learning Assisted ECG-based Emergent Cathlab Activation: First Prospective Implementation of a Smartphone-based System,” highlights the role of PMcardio and AI-driven diagnostics in rapid cath lab activation for the chest pain patient pathway.

Female Patients with Occlusive Myocardial Infarction without ST Elevation Experience Longer Delays in Receiving Emergent Reperfusion

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Talk
November 16, 2024
11:40 -
12:15

Join us at AHA2024 to hear Dr. Timea Kisova discuss a critical topic impacting cardiac care for women. In her talk, “Female Patients with Occlusive Myocardial Infarction without ST Elevation Experience Longer Delays in Receiving Emergent Reperfusion” Dr. Kisova will address disparities in timely intervention for female OMI patients, emphasizing the importance of prompt reperfusion.

AHA Congress 2024 – Chicago

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Event
November 16, 2024
8:00 -
12:00

We are set to make a significant impact with multiple sessions highlighting our cutting-edge innovations in AI-driven cardiovascular care. Our team, alongside experts from Mount Sinai and Washington University Hospital in St. Louis, will present research demonstrating how our technology enhances diagnostic accuracy, enables early diagnosis, and expedites treatment – offering a glimpse into the future of cardiovascular medicine.

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Powerful Medical has partnered with Roche to integrate AI-powered ECG interpretation from PMcardio into the cobas® pulse point-of-care platform. Combined with Roche’s Elecsys® high-sensitivity cardiac Troponin T assay, this solution enables clinicians to rapidly and accurately rule in or rule out heart attacks directly at the patient’s bedside.
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AI vs MD ECG-Reading for Cath Lab Activation (This Week in Cardiology, by Dr. John Mandrola)

In this episode of This Week in Cardiology, Dr. John Mandrola reviews a study comparing physicians with PMcardio’s Queen of Hearts™ AI. The results show the AI achieved 89% accuracy in detecting subtle STEMI equivalents—far surpassing doctors’ 66%—highlighting its potential to transform early heart attack triage.