AI
The adoption of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has accelerated in many
industries, including medicine and healthcare. AI has achieved great
success in modeling complex clinical data for diagnosing and predicting
treatment outcomes in cardiovascular medicine. Despite these
advancements, the widespread use of AI in clinical practice for risk
predictions remains limited due to the absence of a readily available
platform for healthcare practitioners.
Risk Control
Advanced Heart Failure (HF) often requires life-saving treatments such as Mechanical Circulatory Support (MCS) or Heart Transplantation (HT), both of which carry high risks and costs. HT patients have a significantly higher cancer risk than the general population due to post-transplant immunosuppression to prevent organ rejection. MCS patients experience life-threatening complications such as right ventricular failure, Gastrointestinal bleeding, and stroke. Effective risk prediction and assessment guide customized treatment planning and preventive interventions to reduce risk and improve outcomes.