Plain-English translation of NCT07293858 on ClinicalTrials.gov ↗ · Source last updated · Translation generated · How we translate trials
This study collects heart imaging pictures and medical information from patients who undergo a detailed scan of their heart arteries (called OCT imaging) during their routine heart procedures. Researchers will track your health over up to 10 years to understand which imaging patterns are linked to future heart problems. They will also use your anonymized images to train artificial intelligence software that could help doctors better interpret these scans in the future.
Doctors currently use detailed heart artery imaging to guide treatment decisions, but they don't fully understand which imaging patterns predict the best or worst outcomes for patients. This study aims to fill that gap so that doctors can make smarter, more personalized decisions about heart disease treatment.
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After your heart imaging procedure, you will be asked to sign a consent form allowing researchers to use your imaging pictures, medical records, and follow-up information for this study. Over the next 10 years, researchers will track your health through your medical records, questionnaires, and national health registries—checking on your symptoms, medications, hospitalizations, and any heart events. You won't need to come back for extra visits; most of the follow-up happens through existing medical records and occasional check-ins.
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