Atypical symptoms. Should we give thrombolytics? https://t.co/cqRevhY7Q1

Reclassifying myocardial infarction: from ST elevation to coronary occlusion. Read this Viewpoint in #EHJ 👉 https://t.co/y5Uod2kvMO @RoccoMontone @ehj_ed #myocardialinfarction

Check out this must-read throw back article: STEMI Critics Are Right. We're Missing Too Many Heart Attacks by Dr Matt Bivens on why OMI/NOMI matters. @Matt_Bivens https://t.co/dpZBOcn0hn

The hyperacute T wave (HATW) score is the first objective definition of HATW showing significant clinical utility as an #ECG finding of acute coronary occlusion in potential acute coronary syndrome patients. https://t.co/AyqZ4MDGPT #JACCAdvances #cvACS #STEMI @PendellM

Dyspnea and chest pain. O2 saturation 88%. https://t.co/PZarMYHJHe

Chest pain in a rural hospital: is this pericarditis or does the patient need thrombolytics? https://t.co/g9AbZXdn9g @ECGcases

49-year-old man presented with chest pain to a peripheral hospital without cath lab access. Within minutes,collapsed, and went into VF cardiac arrest. Despite 45 minutes of advanced resuscitation, no ROSC.Thoughts ? #cardiotwitter #MedTwitter @smithECGBlog

The Queen of Hearts Late-Breaker from #TCT2025 was selected by @TCTMD as one of the Top 10 News Stories for October 2025!

@smithECGBlog With my deepest respect to the authors and editors, I can't help wondering why these journals do not accept when we write such articles, but do so when somebody else writes comments on them.

Seven years after we introduced OMI, the flagship Journal of the European Society of of Cardiology finally seems to be recognizing OMI. Although the ECG patterns that they mention are not at all the most important. HyperAcute T waves, and ST depression in V1-4 are among the

Source: American College of Cardiology. ACC is impressed!

A revealing statistic in our study. Supplement Table 3. When both AI and standard of care were correct, they were easy ECGs. When both were wrong, they were VERY hard ECGs. But among the 460 EKGs that were difficult but not impossible, the Queen was 7.36x more likely to get it

AI-based ECG model linked to reduction in false positives for heart attack. The queen of hearts is a true breakthrough device.

@PMcardioApp @PendellM @RobertHermanMD

I was taught with STEMI paradigm that time is muscle but with OMI paradigm having a much lesser false positive activation rate I can see that OMI saves much more muscle than the standard of care without AI. OMI paradigm with AI in use (PMcardio app).

Check out our accompanying #editorial in #JACCINT👇🏽 Trust at 1:00 am: Integrating #AI Into #STEMI Decision-Making https://t.co/rdner1rCRs #CardioX #ACCFIT @JACCJournals @adnanalkhouli

🚨 #AI-based #ECG analysis significantly improved STEMI detection, ⬇️ false activations and enhanced recognition of non-conventional presentations, based on late-breaking science from #TCT2025 and published in @JACCJournals. Read more: https://t.co/bwpF3Nh5Da #JACCINT

🔥 TCT Late Breaker in @JACCJournals: Are you ready for STEMI (OMI) networks 2.0? Queen of Hearts #AI reduces false activations by 5-fold while increasing sensitivity using only initial #ECG at triage!

Positive Late-Breaking Clinical Science and RCT Results for STEMI Detection Across over 1,000 STEMI activations, Queen of Hearts #AI correctly identified 92% of true STEMIs on the initial ECG compared with 71% under standard triage, while reducing FPAs from 42% to 8%.

Queen of Hearts AI-based ECG analysis significantly improved STEMI detection, reduced false activations, and enhanced recognition of non-conventional presentations. Just presented by @HenrytTimothy and simultaneously published in @JACCJournals! #TCT2025