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. 2020 Oct-Dec;16(4):263–271. doi: 10.14797/mdcj-16-4-263

Table 1.

Description of an array of studies that have leveraged machine learning applications in echocardiography, computed tomography angiography, nuclear imaging, and cardiac magnetic resonance imaging.2022,28,29,3134,37,38,41,43 CTA: computed tomography angiography; CAD: coronary artery disease; TPD: total perfusion deficit; MACE: major adverse cardiac events

STUDY MACHINE LEARNING ALGORITHM TYPE OF IMAGING BRIEF STUDY DESCRIPTION
Samad et al. 20 Supervised learning Echocardiography Utilizing clinical and echocardiographic variables to predict complications
Khamis et al. 21 Supervised learning Echocardiography To automatically detect correct views on echocardiography
Knackstedt et al. 22 Machine learning Echocardiography To automatically calculate ejection fraction and longitudinal strain
Casaclang-Verzosa et al. 28 Unsupervised learning Echocardiography To detect unique phenotypes of aortic stenosis
Todoki et al. 29 Unsupervised learning Echocardiography Utilizing echocardiographic variables to predict MACE complications
Motwani et al. 31 Multiple machine learning algorithms Computed Tomography To estimate 5 year mortality in patients with CAD
Santini et al. 32 Deep learning algorithm Computed Tomography To classify and segment lesions on CTA
Baskaran et al. 34 Machine learning algorithm Computed Tomography To perform automatic segmentation of structures on CTA
Baskaran et al. 33 Deep learning algorithm Computed Tomography To identify CTA cardiovascular structures
Arasajani et al. Supervised learning algorithm Nuclear Cardiology Integrated echocardiographic and clinical characteristics to predict CAD.
Betancur et al. 38 Deep learning Nuclear Cardiology To predict CAD and compare to TPD
Betancur et al. 37 Supervised learning Nuclear Cardiology To estimate the occurrence of MACE events
Winter et al. 41 Deep learning Magnetic Resonance Imaging To automatically calculate right and left ventricular mass and volumes
Leng et al. 43 Deep learning Magnetic Resonance Imaging To identify ventricular contours and compare with manual tracing