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AI and machine learning improve outcomes after angioplasty

22 May 2024
By Dawn O'Shea
A University of Galway professor has joined with international colleagues to call for the widespread adoption of advanced technologies to improve revascularisation outcomes after stent-based angioplasty. In a paper published in the journal Nature Reviews Cardiology, professor of interventional cardiology William Wijns has urged that artificial intelligence, machine learning and virtual reality should be used […]

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