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ESC Congress
A large cardiovascular congress, featuring digital health, remote monitoring, and artificial intelligence diagnostic developments.
- When
- August, Late August
- Where
- RotatingView on Google Maps
- Format
- Hybrid
- Organiser
- European Society of Cardiology
- Region
- Europe
- Scale
- About 30,000 attendees
- Founded
- 1950
The Signal
ESC Congress, organized by the European Society of Cardiology, is a massive global gathering of cardiovascular medicine professionals. While primarily a clinical cardiology meeting, it has become an important event for digital health and medtech operators due to the rise of cardiac wearables, implantable sensors, and artificial intelligence diagnostics. Key sessions present clinical trial results for consumer health devices, remote heart failure monitoring systems, and predictive algorithms. Technology innovators use this clinical forum to establish evidence and build relationships with global medical opinion leaders.
What to expect
- Clinical trial results for consumer wearables and remote cardiac monitors
- Presentations of artificial intelligence models for electrocardiogram and echocardiogram interpretation
- Debates on clinical guidelines for incorporating digital tools into cardiovascular care
Who is in the room
Cardiologists, clinical researchers, digital health developers, cardiovascular device executives, and medical device regulators attend.
Background
Established in the mid-twentieth century, ESC Congress has grown into a major clinical event. In the last decade, it has integrated substantial digital health and technology tracks, reflecting the transformation of cardiovascular medicine through software and connected medical devices.
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