For the First Time in Israel: Artificial Intelligence Will Help Diagnose Heart Rhythm Disorders
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The Galilee Medical Center in Nahariya has become the first hospital in Israel to routinely use a new system called EZYPRO. The system is based on artificial intelligence, and its operation is part of daily patient care.
EZYPRO is a very small sticker that is attached to the patient's body. The sticker monitors an ECG, which is a test that measures the electrical activity of the heart. The system uses artificial intelligence to analyze the data it collects.
Heart rhythm disorders are problems with the rate of the heart's beats. The heart may beat too fast, too slowly, or irregularly. Such problems can be dangerous, so it is important to identify them in time. The new system is intended to help doctors detect such disorders and provide patients with appropriate treatment.
The use of the system at the Nahariya hospital is a new step in medicine in Israel. Other hospitals can follow the results of its use going forward.
Sources: JDN
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