1. Expanding catheter-based intercessions for all areas of the body . This will boost interventional radiology and cardiac cath lab capacities and lead to drops in open surgical methods. As coronary intrusions have plateaued, many of the innovations in the coming years will be for heart failure and structural heart interventions. 2. Closer alliance of computed tomography (CT) and echo imaging to implement better pre-procedural preparation and peri-procedural administration. 3. Analytics software, combined with artificial intelligence, will see fast uptake to look at big data across healthcare systems. This will facilitate new ways to manage healthcare, including the identification of bottlenecks and incompetence within units or processes. This can also help evaluate the readmission or infection risks a specific patient likely poses to help target restricted hospital resources. 4. We will see more comprehensive efforts and several new technologies to lessen radiation dose in bot...