With the advent of sophisticated treatments such as pulsed-field ablation (PFA) to address atrial fibrillation, experts are increasingly asking whether imaging workflows are keeping pace with the demands complex cardiac procedures represent.
In step with rising procedural imaging complexity, the workflows surrounding imaging can introduce challenges relating to coordination and resource demands in the operating room (OR).
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And while the introduction of technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) are having an indelible influence on imaging workflows, innovation isn’t necessarily sufficient in mediating the challenges arising out of increased procedural complexity.
To discuss these topics in more detail, Ross Law, editor of Medical Device Network, spoke with Sourabh Pagaria, president and head of ultrasound at Siemens Healthineers, to learn why imaging workflows are becoming a more important consideration than ever before as procedural complexity intensifies.
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