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“10-year cumulative risk of AF was ~5-fold higher among individuals classified as high-risk by all three models”
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3Stroke incidence
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Stroke incidence
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Combined ECG-AI high-risk classification predicts stroke incidence in humans (Concordant high-risk classification across disease-specific ECG-AI models in both cohorts).
“A similar gradient of disease incidence was observed for 10-year cumulative risk of HF and stroke”
HumansConcordant high-risk classification across disease-specific ECG-AI models in both cohorts10 years
AHA Scientific Sessions 2026 abstract
Heart failure incidence
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1 study
Heart failure incidence
upin humans1
Combined ECG-AI high-risk classification predicts heart failure incidence in humans (Concordant high-risk classification across disease-specific ECG-AI models in both cohorts).
“A similar gradient of disease incidence was observed for 10-year cumulative risk of HF and stroke”
HumansConcordant high-risk classification across disease-specific ECG-AI models in both cohorts10 years
AHA Scientific Sessions 2026 abstract
Atrial fibrillation incidence
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1 study
Atrial fibrillation incidence
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Combined ECG-AI high-risk classification predicts atrial fibrillation incidence in humans (High risk by all three models versus not high risk by ECG2AF) (~5-fold higher risk; MGB: 20.4% versus 3.9%; BIDMC: 23.8% versus 4.2%).
“10-year cumulative risk of AF was ~5-fold higher among individuals classified as high-risk by all three models”
HumansHigh risk by all three models versus not high risk by ECG2AF10 years
AHA Scientific Sessions 2026 abstract