Observed arrival · 2026-10-09
Cardiodynamics & Intelligence: angiograms read for blood flow
A Chicago medical technology company describes AI algorithms in development to track blood flow through coronary angiograms.
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- Its flow explainer uses a four-step sequence: flow stops short, a wave bounces, a standing wave forms, then it is read as a map.
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The homepage lays out a proposed analysis pipeline: segment the coronary tree, follow contrast frame by frame, then look for disturbed or retrograde flow. Its explainer uses water-hammer and wave behavior to introduce a “coronary acoustic map,” with controls labeled for CFD and retrograde flow. The evidence section links to publications and proceedings, while the company describes the algorithms and devices as in development.
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