The Cardiovascular Research Foundation and Jon DeHaan Foundation will launch the TCT AI Lab at TCT 2025, focusing on integrating AI into clinical cardiovascular practice.
Key Details
- 1TCT AI Lab will debut at TCT 2025 (October 25–28, Moscone Center, San Francisco).
- 2Three-day program covers AI fundamentals, real-world applications, and hands-on tutorials for clinicians.
- 3Includes imaging interpretation as a key area of AI's impact in cardiovascular care.
- 4Initiative supported by a grant from the Jon DeHaan Foundation.
- 5Aims to equip clinicians with practical AI knowledge and skills.
Why It Matters
This initiative addresses the growing need for clinician education on AI applications, including imaging, in cardiovascular medicine. Equipping practitioners with these skills is crucial to advancing precision diagnostics, efficiency, and patient outcomes in imaging-related specialties.
Source
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