Meetings By Mail 18th Valve Disease, Structural Interventions and Diastology Summit 2016

Description

+ Include: 48 videos + 1 pdf, size: 2.26 GB

+ Target Audience: noninvasive and invasive cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, anesthesiologists, sonographers

+ Sample video: contact me for sample video

+ Information:

Physicians and Sonographers can meet their Echocardiography Lab CME requirements by completing this Cleveland Clinic activity.  A dozen international expert clinicians analyze valve disease, particularly the newest aspects of structural valve interventions. The Valve Disease and Diastology Summit provides a unique opportunity for updates in imaging techniques, with multiple lectures, panels and case reviews.

Focus: Three dimensional echocardiography, strain imaging, echo guidance of transcatheter therapies, aortic stenosis, diastolic dysfunction, right heart function, valve regurgitation and much more!

Target Audience
Noninvasive and invasive cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, anesthesiologists, sonographers, nurses, fellows, cardiology nurse practitioners, and physician assistants will benefit from attending this Summit.

Educational Objectives
Following this enduring material, the participants will be able to:
1. Diagnose the severity, mechanism, etiology, and management of common and uncommon valve diseases such as aortic stenosis, mitral regurgitation, aortic regurgitation, prosthetic dysfunction, and tricuspid valve disorders
2. Assess the most recent innovations in structural valve interventions and describe their clinical use
3. Translate guideline criteria on imaging into current decision-making regarding structural valve interventions and surgical valve repair and replacement
4. Describe clinical methods to diagnose diastolic dysfunction and manage disorders such as heart failure with normal ejection fraction, pericardial constriction, amyloid heart disease, and tamponade
5. Provide updates on new and emerging topics related to imaging techniques including 3D echocardiography, strain imaging, and echo guidance of transcatheter therapies
6. Utilize echocardiographic imaging before, during, and after procedures, including transcatheter valve replacement, closure of periprosthetic leaks, septal defect closure, and edge-to-edge mitral repair
7. Demonstrate how to use 3D echo and strain imaging to assess diastolic function and valve disease
8. Discuss role of clinical indications and emerging uses of contrast echocardiography

 

+ Topics:

Brochure.pdf
Session 1 Valve Disease – Focus on Aortic Stenosis and 3D Echo I 3D Echo and CT in Transcatheter Valve Replacement (TAVR).mp4
Session 1 Valve Disease – Focus on Aortic Stenosis and 3D Echo I Aortic Stenosis with Low Flow Paradoxical or Not.mp4
Session 1 Valve Disease – Focus on Aortic Stenosis and 3D Echo I Aortic Stenosis, Atherosclerosis, and Vascular Inflammation.mp4
Session 1 Valve Disease – Focus on Aortic Stenosis and 3D Echo I Matching Patients and Devices for TAVR.mp4
Session 1 Valve Disease – Focus on Aortic Stenosis and 3D Echo I Multidisciplinary Team for Structural Interventions.mp4
Session 1 Valve Disease – Focus on Aortic Stenosis and 3D Echo I Panel Discussion.mp4
Session 1 Valve Disease – Focus on Aortic Stenosis and 3D Echo I Para-Valvular Regurgitation Predict, Quantitate, Manage.mp4
Session 1 Valve Disease – Focus on Aortic Stenosis and 3D Echo I TAVR Under Light Sedation – TEE, TTE, or Just Fluoro.mp4
Session 2 Valve Disease-Focus on Aortic Stenosis and 3D Echo II 3D Echo A Practical Approach in Understanding Valve Dysfunction.mp4
Session 2 Valve Disease-Focus on Aortic Stenosis and 3D Echo II Ascending Aortic Dilation in Bicuspid Valves and Others.mp4
Session 2 Valve Disease-Focus on Aortic Stenosis and 3D Echo II Case-based Workshop – Choosing TAVR vs SAVR for Aortic Stenosis, 3D echo.mp4
Session 2 Valve Disease-Focus on Aortic Stenosis and 3D Echo II Contrast Echo in Valve Patients What is its Role in Assessing EF, LV Morphology, and Gr.mp4
Session 2 Valve Disease-Focus on Aortic Stenosis and 3D Echo II Dobutamine Echo in Aortic Stenosis-Methods and Impact on Management.mp4
Session 2 Valve Disease-Focus on Aortic Stenosis and 3D Echo II Panel Discussion.mp4
Session 2 Valve Disease-Focus on Aortic Stenosis and 3D Echo II Performing a Transthoracic 3-D Echo Sonographer Approach.mp4
Session 2 Valve Disease-Focus on Aortic Stenosis and 3D Echo II Severe Aortic Stenosis without Symptoms When AVR.mp4
Session 3 Diastolic Dysfunction and Right Heart Function I ASE Guidelines-Diastology 2016 Update.mp4
Session 3 Diastolic Dysfunction and Right Heart Function I Cath Hemodynamics in Diastolic Dysfunction.mp4
Session 3 Diastolic Dysfunction and Right Heart Function I Constriction and Amyloid Diastolic Dysfunction.mp4
Session 3 Diastolic Dysfunction and Right Heart Function I Diastolic Dysfunction in Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathies.mp4
Session 3 Diastolic Dysfunction and Right Heart Function I Estimating LV Filling Pressures with Doppler.mp4
Session 3 Diastolic Dysfunction and Right Heart Function I Limitations and Pitfalls in Assessing Diastolic Function.mp4
Session 3 Diastolic Dysfunction and Right Heart Function I Panel Discussion.mp4
Session 3 Diastolic Dysfunction and Right Heart Function I Which Diastology Parameters to Use in Clinical Practice.mp4
Session 4 Diastolic Dysfunction and Right Heart Function II Athlete’s Heart vs Hypertrophic + Dilated Cardiomyopathy.mp4
Session 4 Diastolic Dysfunction and Right Heart Function II Case-based Workshop – Constriction, Restriction, Tricuspid Regurgitation.mp4
Session 4 Diastolic Dysfunction and Right Heart Function II Diastology Assessment by TTE Tips for Sonographers.mp4
Session 4 Diastolic Dysfunction and Right Heart Function II Evaluation of Right Heart Function.mp4
Session 4 Diastolic Dysfunction and Right Heart Function II Panel Discussion.mp4
Session 4 Diastolic Dysfunction and Right Heart Function II Pericardial Inflammation-Monitoring and Treatment.mp4
Session 4 Diastolic Dysfunction and Right Heart Function II Tricuspid Anatomy and Repair and Fate of the Ignored TV.mp4
Session 4 Diastolic Dysfunction and Right Heart Function II Tricuspid Regurgitation Repair, Replace, or Delay Results.mp4
Session 5 Valve Regurgitation and Strain I Aortic Regurgitation Medicine or Surgery.mp4
Session 5 Valve Regurgitation and Strain I Are Transcatheter Valve Procedures Killing or Helping Valve Surgery.mp4
Session 5 Valve Regurgitation and Strain I Exercise Testing in Mitral or Aortic Regurgitation.mp4
Session 5 Valve Regurgitation and Strain I Myocardial Mechanics Strain and Torsion in Valve Disease.mp4
Session 5 Valve Regurgitation and Strain I Panel Discussion.mp4
Session 5 Valve Regurgitation and Strain I Progress to Transcatheter Mitral Replacement.mp4
Session 5 Valve Regurgitation and Strain I Quantitating Regurgitation Vena Contracta, ROA, MR vs AR.mp4
Session 5 Valve Regurgitation and Strain I Surgery for Ischemic Functional MR – When, Who, and Who-not.mp4
Session 6 Valve Regurgitation and Strain II Cardiac Mechanics Incorporating 2-D Strain into the Echo Lab Routine.mp4
Session 6 Valve Regurgitation and Strain II Case-based Workshop – Contrast Echo, Valve Regurgitation, LV Mechanics, LV Strain.mp4
Session 6 Valve Regurgitation and Strain II LV Strain in Cardio Oncology.mp4
Session 6 Valve Regurgitation and Strain II LV Strain in Pericardial Disease.mp4
Session 6 Valve Regurgitation and Strain II Mitraclip-Methods and Echo Monitoring.mp4
Session 6 Valve Regurgitation and Strain II Panel Discussion.mp4
Session 6 Valve Regurgitation and Strain II TAVR What to Do When the Awful Happens.mp4
Session 6 Valve Regurgitation and Strain II When Does Strain Imaging Influence Clinical Decisions.mp4