ESC 2026 · 10 Scientific Presentations · Oral & Poster · 6/10 CT vs. Echo: Unlocking More From Existing Imaging Approximately 19 million non-gated chest (lung) CT scans are performed in the U.S. each year for a wide range of clinical indications. These scans are not primarily acquired to evaluate cardiovascular disease - but could AI unlock cardiovascular information already captured within them? At ESC Congress 2026, HeartLung.AI presented a study comparing AI-derived ca

ESC 2026 · 10 Scientific Presentations · Oral & Poster · 7/10 One CT. 25 automated phenotypes. Nearly two decades of follow-up. Aortic stenosis is often recognized only after obstruction or myocardial damage has already developed. But could information already captured in a routine noncontrast cardiac CT help identify risk much earlier?' In a new HeartLung.AI scientific poster at ESC Congress 2026, researchers explored whether AI-CVD-derived imaging phenotypes could predi

ESC 2026 · 10 Scientific Presentations · Oral & Poster · 9/10 Low CAC. Higher EAT. More non-calcified plaque. A low coronary artery calcium (CAC) score can be reassuring - but it may not tell the whole story. Some individuals with low or even zero CAC may still carry non-calcified coronary plaque. Could another biomarker already visible on the same scan help identify them? In a new HeartLung.AI scientific poster at ESC Congress 2026, researchers investigated whether autom

ESC 2026 · 10 Scientific Presentations · Oral & Poster · 1/10 Going Beyond the Conventional Agatston Score with Agatston-2.0 Organised by: European Society of Cardiology (ESC) visual A HeartLung.AI study within the Miami Heart Study explores how AI-driven Agatston-2.0 and cardiometabolic phenotyping can uncover signals associated with obstructive stenosis, high-risk plaque, and non-calcified plaque—all from a routine CAC scan. Traditional CAC scoring is highly valuable for

ESC 2026 · 10 Scientific Presentations · Oral & Poster · 4/10 HeartLung's AI-CAC can detect small and semi-calcified plaques invisible to human eyes.Same scan. A more refined “zero.” Organised by: European Society of Cardiology (ESC) visual For decades, a coronary artery calcium (CAC) score of zero has been one of the most reassuring findings in cardiovascular prevention. However, a small portion of individuals with CAC=0 experience an adverse coronary cardiovascular even

ESC 2026 · 10 Scientific Presentations · Oral & Poster · 3/10 One cardiac scan. A 15-year signal. Organised by: European Society of Cardiology (ESC) visual A coronary artery calcium (CAC) scan is performed for cardiovascular prevention. But could the same scan also reveal something about a patient’s future lung cancer risk? At ESC Congress 2026, HeartLung.AI presented a 15-year study exploring this question using Sybil AI and routine CAC scans from the Multi-Ethnic Study o

ESC Congress 2026 - 28 - 31 Aug 2026 Munich, Germany Organised by: European Society of Cardiology (ESC) visual Can AI assess lung cancer risk from a cardiac CT—even when the entire lung isn’t visible? In this study, Sybil AI was evaluated head-to-head on cardiac coronary artery calcium (CAC) scans and full chest CT scans across 4,486 scans from the FHS and MESA cohorts. Despite the limited lung field of view, Sybil maintained strong lung cancer risk prediction on cardiac CT,