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This study doesn't follow the usual testing phases — it may be an observational study or a different type of research.
Researchers have developed a new web-based platform that uses artificial intelligence to analyze heart imaging scans and automatically measure the anatomy of abnormal coronary arteries. The tool combines these measurements with computer simulations and your clinical information to estimate your personal risk of serious heart events. This study is testing whether the platform works accurately and safely in patients like you who have been diagnosed with an abnormal coronary artery origin.
Abnormal coronary artery origins are rare heart conditions that can be life-threatening, but they're difficult to diagnose accurately and it's hard to predict which patients are at highest risk. This new tool could help doctors identify these conditions faster and more reliably, and better understand which patients need treatment or closer monitoring.
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You will have your heart imaging scans (CTA images) uploaded to the research platform in an anonymous form. You will also participate in an active standing test, where researchers measure your heart's response to position changes by recording your heart rhythm, blood pressure, and breathing while you lie down and stand up. This helps validate how well the new tool works and understand how your body's nervous system responds to the condition. The study aims to enroll about 38 patients total over its duration.
AI-generated summary from trial data · Jun 17, 2026 · Not medical advice
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