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Irēna Kurcalte serves as an Acting Assistant in the Department of Internal Diseases, specializing in clinical cardiology with contributions to UN Sustainable Development Goal 3 (Good Health and Well-being). Her research spans cardiovascular disease mechanisms, diagnostics, and therapeutic interventions within academic medical settings.
Her primary research interests include atrial fibrillation risk stratification using Holter monitoring, myocardial infarction subtypes (particularly right ventricular involvement), coronary artery disease interventions, and pulmonary embolism outcomes. She integrates clinical cardiology with biostatistical methods, notably applying R programming for medical data analysis and real-world evidence generation in heart failure management.
Recent publications (2019-2021) demonstrate a consistent focus on arrhythmia diagnostics, acute coronary syndromes, and cardiovascular risk assessment. Key trends include technological integration (e.g., AFibDI index development), real-world clinical data application, and cross-disciplinary approaches combining electrophysiology with statistical modeling. Her work predominantly appears as conference abstracts indicating active engagement in scientific discourse.
Dr. Kurcalte actively disseminates findings through conference presentations, including an oral presentation on the AFibDI index at a March 2021 conference, reflecting ongoing scholarly contribution to cardiology research communities.
