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Medical Xpress · November 3, 2026 · On the brief until November 17, 2026

AI measurements of heart scans more strongly linked to patient survival than clinician measurements

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Measuring heart ejection fraction from MRI scans

A study of over 27,000 patients showed that an algorithm measured heart function on MRI scans faster than clinicians and linked more closely to survival rates. The software analyzed scans in a few seconds compared to about thirteen minutes for expert review. These findings support using automated tools as a first-line approach to cardiac imaging with physicians verifying the results.

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Teams must determine how to balance faster automated measurements that slightly outperform clinicians with the continued need to catch a one percent patient error rate.

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