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AI can help detect blood clots in EKGs, Mount Sinai study finds | Health IT

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A machine-learning module that analyzes electrocardiogram signals can help physicians detect pulmonary embolisms, according to a study published Nov. 25 in European Heart Journal-Digital Health.Health IT

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AI can help detect blood clots in EKGs, Mount Sinai study finds | Health IT

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