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Artificial intelligence predicts clinically relevant atrial high-rate episodes in patients with cardiac implantable electronic devices

Kim et al., 2022

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6648451006299830206
Author
Kim M
Kang Y
You S
Park H
Lee S
Kim T
Yu H
Choi E
Park H
Park J
Lee Y
Kang K
Shim J
Sung J
Oh I
Park J
Joung B
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Scientific Reports

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To assess the utility of machine learning (ML) algorithms in predicting clinically relevant atrial high-rate episodes (AHREs), which can be recorded by a pacemaker. We aimed to develop ML-based models to predict clinically relevant AHREs based on the clinical …
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