Digital Twins Predict Heart Rhythm Fixes
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Johns Hopkins scientists unveil digital twins of patients hearts, revolutionizing ventricular tachycardia treatment. These virtual replicas, derived from advanced MRI scans and patient data, pinpoint electrical glitches and predict optimal ablation spots, enhancing the accuracy of ablation procedures. Initial FDA-approved trials show promising results, with eight patients remaining arrhythmia-free over a year and two experiencing minimal blips during recovery. The precision medicine wave is gaining momentum, with plans for larger trials and potential applications in cancer care.
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