Akshay Khunte
@aakhunte
MSTP Student @nyugrossman | CS @yale | Machine Learning Research @cards_lab
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06-12-2016 00:33:41
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An overdue update from #AHA23 is Akshay Khunte's (CarDS Lab & Yale University '24) amazing work on improving access to ECG Diagnostics for π The preprint will be up soon, but a link to our ambitious #ECG_GPT project: cards-lab.org/ecg-gpt ECG Photo πΈ --> ECG read to allow patient
Can AI/ML help make randomized clinical trials (RCTs) smaller & faster? In npj Digital Medicine, led by Evangelos K. Oikonomou CarDS Lab we present a novel, fully-automated, predictive enrichment strategy for RCTs Using computational phenomapping in interim analyses nature.com/articles/s4174β¦
Only 1 in 8 patients with cardiovascular disease are diagnosed before the onset of symptoms, Dr Rohan Khera notes CVCT - CardioVascular Clinical Trialists. Work from CarDS Lab Yale Cardiology by Lovedeep Dhingra Evangelos K. Oikonomou Phyllis Thangaraj Veer Sangha Arya Aminorroaya Akshay Khunte has shown that #AIECG can
Great to get to work with this amazing group every day. Happy Holidays from our CarDS Lab family to yours! Yale Cardiology Yale University
Proud of Akshay Khunte CarDS Lab for an amazing presentation of his work on #ECGGPT at the #YaleAI in Medicine Symposium A fantastic forum for trainees & faculty across Yale Yale Biomedical Informatics & Data Science Yale Computer Science Yale Data Science
Lovedeep Dhingra CarDS Lab AHAMeetings Yale Cardiology Yale Internal Medicine Rohan Khera Arya Aminorroaya Anjali Mangla Sumukh Vasisht Shankar Yale Biomedical Informatics & Data Science Akshay Khunte CarDS Lab @nyumst AHAMeetings #AHA24 Multinational Validation of Fully Automated Diagnostic Reports using Artificial Intelligence-enabled Application for ECG Images
After 2 months of embargo for #AHA24 Late Breaking presentation, we are pleased to announce PanEcho - Complete AI-enabled echocardiography interpretation with multi-task deep learning Led by Greg Holste & Evangelos K. Oikonomou CarDS Lab Preprint, code, model here:
Happy New Year from my friends & work family at CarDS Lab. Grateful for 2024, where we grew our group & strengthened our culture & community around advancing science while having fun π Hoping to build on this foundation in 2025! Yale School of Medicine Yale Cardiology
Many smartwatches & portable devices now have 1-lead ECG βοΈπ« How can we leverage them as screening devices for structural heart diseases (SHDs)? In European Society of Cardiology Journals #EHJDigitalHealth, led by Arya Aminorroaya CarDS Lab we present #ADAPT_Heart - an AI-ECG tool for multi-SHD dx
πCan #AI predict risk of #HeartFailure using just single-lead ECGs? ππ in JAMA Cardiology: our noise-adapted AI predicted future HF risk in diverse cohorts πΊπΈπ¬π§π§π·, presenting a scalable risk stratification strategy with #portable #wearable ECGs Rohan Khera CarDS Lab 1/n π§΅β¬οΈ
π§΅ 1/n We know #AI_ECG can detect HCM from ECG voltage signals. But raw signals aren't always accessible, limiting the use at the point-of-care. πin Nature Cardiovascular Research, we ask: Can #AI detect #HCM directly from #ECG images? Across sites and ECG layouts? Rohan Khera CarDS Lab
π« ECGs power many #AI applications, but not everyone gets an ECG. π± Our single-lead, noise-resilient AI-ECG detects structural heart disease & predicts heart failure risk using ECGs from wearable/portable devices π academic.oup.com/ehjdh/article/β¦ Yale School of Medicine Yale Cardiology rohan khera