Heartflow Unveils AI-Driven Plaque Analysis Data Predicting Cardiovascular Outcomes at AHA 2025

Reuters
Nov 03
Heartflow Unveils AI-Driven Plaque Analysis Data Predicting Cardiovascular Outcomes at AHA 2025

Heartflow Inc. has announced that it will present new late-breaking data on its AI-powered Heartflow Plaque Analysis at the American Heart Association (AHA) Scientific Sessions 2025, scheduled for November 7-10 in New Orleans. The data will focus on the clinical and economic value of Heartflow Plaque Analysis and its precision in predicting long-term cardiovascular outcomes. The featured study, titled "Coronary CT Angiography Plaque as a Predictor of Death, Cardiovascular Death and Myocardial Infarction," will be presented by Timothy Fairbairn, M.D., on November 9. The results of the study are currently under embargo and will be disclosed during the scheduled presentation.

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