A major study showed that artificial intelligence is better than humans in the long -term heart rhythm control analysis.
The researchers wrote in the study published in the journal “Nature Midisen” that the human heart beats up to 120 thousand times a day, so the analysis of the electrical diagrams (heart drawing), which may have recorded the pulse for days or weeks is a process that takes a long time.
Using records of 14 thousand and 606 patients, they put the heart drawing devices for 14 days on average, the researchers first see data recorded by human technicians using standard methods.
They re -analyzed the data using an artificial intelligence algorithm known as “Deep Richam AI” developed by the Polish Logressmex company for this task.
The researchers found that technicians did not monitor severe heartbeat in 4.4% of patients, compared to only 0.3% of patients using artificial intelligence.
The study showed that the artificial intelligence model was able to exclude extreme irregular heartbeat with a rate of 99.9% in the registration of the heart draw for 14 days.
Linda Johnson, the chief researcher in the study, who works at Lund University in Sweden, said in a statement: “The lack of employees trained to analyze the so -called electrical planning while walking leads to a major dilemma in health care all over the world, and at the same time the patients will benefit if we are conducted More electrical planning records while walking longer, not shorter. “
“We believe that artificial intelligence can solve this problem,” she added.