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@article{Lu2024Decoding2M, title={Decoding 2.3 million ECGs: interpretable deep learning for advancing cardiovascular diagnosis and mortality risk stratification}, author={Lei Lu and Tingting Zhu and Antonio H Ribeiro and Lei A. Clifton and Erying Zhao and Jiandong Zhou and Antonio Luiz P Ribeiro and Yuanyuan Zhang and David A. Clifton}, journal={European Heart Journal. Digital Health}, year={2024}, volume={5}, pages={247 - 259}, url={https://api.semanticscholar.org/CorpusID:268000027}}
  • Lei Lu, Tingting Zhu, David A. Clifton
  • Published in European Heart Journal… 19 February 2024
  • Medicine, Computer Science
  • European Heart Journal. Digital Health

A deep-learning model developed using ECGs alone showed cardiologist-level accuracy in interpretable cardiac diagnosis and the advancement in mortality risk stratification and demonstrated the potential to facilitate clinical knowledge discovery for gender and hypertension detection which are not readily available.

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