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WIMC 2025

Multi-Modal AI for Predicting Echocardiographic Parameters: Transforming Cardiac Assessment with ECG and Vital Signs

A multimodal prediction talk on estimating echocardiographic parameters from ECG and vital-sign signals.

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2025 / Warsaw, Poland

WIMC

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This presentation explored whether ECG and vital-sign data can support prediction of echocardiographic parameters. The work framed multimodal AI as a way to scale cardiac assessment while staying anchored to measurements clinicians already use.

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WIMC 2025

2025 / Warsaw, Poland

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Pushes multimodal prediction toward clinically useful measurement support rather than isolated classification tasks.

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cardiologymultimodal AIECGechocardiography

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