Events
Featured Event
Transforming Cardiac Care
A webinar series
Hosted by Cleerly
For too long, cardiovascular care has focused primarily on symptoms while failing to address the root cause of heart disease. Our Transforming Cardiac Care webinar series offers candid conversations with the world's leading experts on using CCTA to identify at-risk patients and provide the most effective preventive and precision heart care.
Over the course of the webinar series, we'll take a deep dive into sobering statistics about today's current approach to cardiovascular care, and answer a key question about how we as an industry can change the paradigm for cardiovascular care.
WEBINAR
Louis Malinow, MD
The True Measure of Cardiac Risk: How AI-QCT Transforms Heart Disease Diagnosis and Treatment
Upcoming Events
EVENT
Oct. 8-11, 2023
HLTH 2023
Las Vegas Convention Center, West Hall
Las Vegas, NV
EVENT
Nov. 11-13, 2023
AHA Scientific Sessions 2023
Pennsylvania Convention Center
Philadelphia, PA + Virtual
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PAST EVENTS
WEBINAR
Louis Malinow, MD
The True Measure of Cardiac Risk: How AI-QCT Transforms Heart Disease Diagnosis and Treatment
WEBINAR
Dr Arthur Agatston, MD, FACC
The Holy Grail of Heart Attack Prevention: How AI-based Cardiac Imaging Compliments Calcium Scoring
WEBINAR
Marcio Sommer Bittencourt, MD
Perform the Perfect CT Angiogram: Maximize Clinical Utility with AI and Best Practices
WEBINAR
Andrew Choi, MD
Stress Less: How AI-Enabled CCTA Outperforms Stress Testing for Heart Disease Evaluation
WEBINAR
Matthew Budoff, MD, MSCCT
How Heart Disease Evolves with Treatment: A Personalized Approach to Cardiovascular Disease Prevention
WEBINAR
Andrew Freeman, MD
Staging Atherosclerosis: Understanding Plaque Burden for Patient Evaluation and Treatment
EVENT
SCCT 2022
SCCT2022 is the premier meeting focused on cardiovascular CT, where Cleerly led hands-on workshops and demos on Cleerly's heart analysis products.
WEBINAR
Daniele Andreini, MD
Stenosis vs. Atherosclerosis: What is the Driving Force Behind Increased Heart Attack Risk?