Scaling Sports Medicine with AI:

life-long mobility & cardiovascular health beyond sport

Date & Time:
Time zone 1: June 26, 2025 | 19:00-20:10 (CEST) / 13:00–14:10 (EDT)
Time zone 2: July 3 , 2025 | 17:00–18:10 (SGT) / 19:00–20:10 (AEST)

Overview:

This session examines how AI is scaling sports medicine to promote longevity by advancing musculoskeletal and cardiovascular care. Topics include AI-driven early diagnostics, precision imaging, and personalized treatment/training planning. We’ll highlight its role in supporting radiologists, orthopedic specialists and cardiologists in risk stratification and protection of life-long musculoskeletal function-key to maintaining mobility, cardiovascular health, and extending health span for all.

Learning Objectives:

  1. Describe the connection between musculoskeletal function, mobility, and cardiovascular health in relation to healthy aging and
    extended health span.
  2. Understand how AI can scale sports medicine by supporting risk stratification, prevention, early diagnostics, precision imaging,and
    personalized treatment/training plans for broader populations.
  3. Identify key barriers to AI adoption in clinical practice, particularly in musculoskeletal and cardiovascular careaimed at promoting healthy aging.

Moderator: Prof. Laura Brattain, PhD
Associate Professor of Medicine, College of Medicine,
Secondary Appointments in College of Engineering and Institute of Simulation and Training,
UCF AI Initiative Faculty Member,
University of Central Florida,
Co-chair of the American Institute of Ultrasound for Medicine (AIUM) AI Community,
Orlando, Florida, the USA

Panelist: Dr.Gil Rodas MD, PhD
Medical Director,
Barça Innovation Hub,
Sports Medicine Center,
FC Barcelona,
Hospital Clinic Sant Joan de
Déu Barcelona,
Barcelona, Spain

Panelist: Prof. Guido Claessen, MD, PhD
Cardiologist, Jessa Hospital,
Faculty of Medicine, Hasselt University,
Nucleus Member of the European Working Group of Sports Cardiology (EAPC),
President of the Medical Committee of Belgian Cycling,
President of the Belgian Working Group of Cardiovascular Rehabilitation and Prevention,
Hasselt, Belgium

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