Digital Hearts Save Patients from Dangerous Rhythms
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Johns Hopkins University scientists developed digital twins of patients diseased hearts to combat ventricular tachycardia, a dangerous irregular heartbeat. These precise virtual replicas, created from advanced MRI scans and patient data, allow doctors to test treatments before applying them to the real heart. The Food and Drug Administration approved this innovative approach for ten patients, with eight experiencing zero arrhythmias a year later. This breakthrough could revolutionize heart rhythm treatments and potentially extend to cancer care.
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