MedCity News April 3, 2024
Katie Adams

This week, Eko Health received FDA clearance for a new AI-powered tool that aids in the early detection of low ejection fraction, a key indicator of heart failure. The tool, which was developed in collaboration with Mayo Clinic, is embedded into Eko’s digital stethoscopes.

Eko Health received FDA clearance this week for a new AI-powered tool that aids in the early detection of low ejection fraction, a key indicator of heart failure.

About 6.2 million Americans battle heart failure, with many of them experiencing low ejection fraction, a condition that occurs when the heart muscle pumps out less blood than normal during each contraction.

Conventional methods for detecting reduced ejection fraction, such as echocardiography, are often unavailable in...

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