Deviation-from-normative-twin scores

Biomarker

1 paper3 findings

  • Humans1

Effects

1

Atrial fibrillation risk prediction

no changein humans1

1 study
  1. Deviation-from-normative-twin scores have no effect on atrial fibrillation risk prediction in humans.

    “the independent MeshHeart cVAE representation (which showed no signal for atrial fibrillation)”

    HumansPreserved ejection fraction subgroupMeshHeart cVAEheart

    Heart shape scores improved prediction of a heart rhythm disorder

    medRxiv13 Oct 2026Preprint

Associations

2

Incident stroke

upin humans1

1 study
  1. Deviation-from-normative-twin scores predict incident stroke in humans (Incremental C-index +0.024).

    “a separate, smaller effect for incident stroke in the same preserved-EF subgroup in the independent MeshHeart cVAE representation”

    HumansPreserved ejection fraction (at least 50%); incremental prediction beyond conventional cardiac biomarkersMeshHeart cVAEheart

    Heart shape scores improved prediction of a heart rhythm disorder

    medRxiv13 Oct 2026Preprint

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Incident atrial fibrillation

upin humans1

1 study
  1. Deviation-from-normative-twin scores predict incident atrial fibrillation in humans (Incremental C-index +0.068; 5-fold cross-validated +0.063).

    “The strongest effect was seen for incident atrial fibrillation among individuals with preserved ejection fraction (at least 50%): incremental C-index delta C = +0.068”

    HumansPreserved ejection fraction (at least 50%); incremental prediction beyond conventional cardiac biomarkersHeartSSMheart

    Heart shape scores improved prediction of a heart rhythm disorder

    medRxiv13 Oct 2026Preprint

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Heart shape scores improved prediction of a heart rhythm disorder

In people with preserved heart pumping, adding scores to standard measurements improved the concordance index, a measure of predictive accuracy, by 0.068.In people with preserved heart pumping, adding scores to standard measurements improved the concordance index, a measure of predictive accuracy, by 0.068.

Preprint: cohort study of 52,365 peopleBiomarkers