AI could detect risk of sudden cardiac death via ECG
An AI tool currently under development may be able to identify an increased risk of sudden cardiac death by analysing patient ECG results.

What happened?
Researchers and medical experts are developing and evaluating an AI-based tool designed to identify patterns in ECG results. The objective of the tool is to detect hidden signs of heart defects that pose a risk of sudden cardiac death.
Key facts
| Metod | EKG-analys med AI |
|---|---|
| Syfte | Identifiera risk för plötslig hjärtdöd |
Why it matters
Sudden cardiac death often occurs without prior warning signs. If the AI tool succeeds in analysing ECG data more thoroughly than is possible with the naked eye, at-risk patients could be identified at an earlier stage.
Who is affected?
The development primarily concerns healthcare professionals, cardiologists and patients undergoing ECG examinations, where the tool could serve as clinical decision support for physicians.
What else you should know
The method and tool are still under development and evaluation to ensure precision and reliability before any potential implementation in wider clinical practice.
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