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Episode 262

AI ECG for Valvular Disease and Diastolic Function

Apr 28, 2026
27:56

Episode Description

AI ECG for Valvular Disease and Diastolic Function

 

Guest: Jae Oh, M.D.

Host: Kyle Klarich, M.D.

 

In this episode of “Interview With the Experts,” Dr. Kyle Klarich interviews Dr. Jae Oh on the use of AI ECG in his practice. ECG is widely available and standardized. AI ECG can be used for screening important left heart conditions and helpful in identifying asymptomatic patients with significant diastolic dysfunction or aortic stenosis. AI ECG can be a useful prognostic parameter when applied appropriately.

 

Topics Discussed:

  • How did you get involved in AI ECG for diastolic function and AS?
  • How did you develop AI ECG algorithms?
  • How does AI ECG perform for diastolic function and AS?
  • What do you think is the optimal clinical application of AI ECG?

 

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LinkedIn: Mayo Clinic Cardiovascular Services


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Podcast episode transcript found here.

 

Recorded on: 02-October-2025

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