@HeartInstitute@KateyRayner Congratulations to Yellowbird and the University of Ottawa Heart Institute. Working together to improve patient diagnosis and patient care. #no_more_FDG
Congratulations Soroush. Could even be beneficial in the COVID-19 era. By eliminating rest imaging (reducing test duration), it also allows us to maximize opportunities for ‘time/physical distancing’ thereby improving safety of patients and staff.
Heart Institute’s Dr. Benjamin Chow awarded $1 million by @TD_Canada to #TDReadyChallenge to validate a new, non-invasive, five-minute test for detecting cardiovascular disease and save lives. #TheReadyCommitment https://t.co/bYTPwIMfyh
@hachamr @venkmurthy@DrJRamchand@ZainabASamad@alialshahrani Agree. There is huge variability between individuals/clinicians/healthcare professionals when taking a history. Standardization would be great, but often there are subtle 'nuances' when interacting with patients. #CircImgJC
@venkmurthy@DrJRamchand@ZainabASamad @hachamr @alialshahrani This would be an interesting sub-analysis. Perhaps we should go back and look at women specifically and see of different CP/dyspnea/symptoms could be used in a model specific to women. #CircImgJC
@DrJRamchand@ZainabASamad@venkmurthy @hachamr @alialshahrani Unfortunately, 'non-typical CP' and dyspnea etc were not 'predictors' in the model. At this point, based on our analysis, we can only include 'typical' CP.
@venkmurthy @hachamr @alialshahrani Very interesting question. We did not look at this specifically, however, we have previously published on the 'power of 0'. Patients with Agatston Score = 0, do not have L main or 3VD. #CircImgJC
@hachamr @venkmurthy@alialshahrani Even if it were not to alter Rx, diagnosis in itself is often important to patients. Refuting the diagnosis of CAD may be reassuring to some. #CircImgJC