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This course provides technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skills through didactic and hands-on training. The faculty for this course consists of leading interventional cardiologists recognized for their expertise in transseptal structural heart procedures.

This course aims to provide a foundational and comprehensive understanding of transseptal techniques for a variety of left-sided procedures, and is designed for fellows currently completing their Interventional Cardiology, Advanced Structural Heart, first year Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology, or final year General Cardiology program. Expert faculty will provide technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skills through didactic and hands-on training.

This course provides technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skills through both didactic and hands-on training. Designed for the Interventional Cardiologist Fellows aiming to perform complex left heart procedures (such as mitral valve repair or LAA occlusion). Faculty for this course consists of leading interventional cardiologists recognized for their expertise in transseptal structural heart procedures.

Overcome barriers to zero-fluoro procedures in the EP lab under the technical and clinical guidance of expert faculty who have successfully integrated fluoroless techniques into their practice. This one-day immersive, hands-on program will provide tools for practicing Electrophysiologist and second year Electrophysiology Fellows who are interested in reducing or eliminating their reliance on fluoroscopy during catheter ablation.

RF ablation continues to play a crucial role in the effective management of complex left-sided arrhythmias. As case volumes rise and time pressures mount, there is a growing need to explore strategies for more predictable, safe and efficient procedures. Join our expert panel as they offer real-world insights into the techniques and technology they have implemented to improve procedural efficiency including streamlining transseptal puncture, eliminating fluoroscopy, and optimizing RF lesion formation. 

This course provides technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skills through both didactic and hands-on training. Designed for the Interventional Cardiologist performing or aiming to perform complex left heart procedures (such as mitral valve repair or LAA occlusion). Faculty for this course consists of leading interventional cardiologists recognized for their expertise in transseptal structural heart procedures. A certificate will be provided upon completion of this course.

Designed for fellows early in their Clinical Electrophysiology program, this course aims to provide technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skills and introduce electroanatomical mapping through didactic and hands-on training. Participants can expect to gain a comprehensive and foundational understanding of relevant anatomy, step-by-step transseptal technique, imaging, 3D mapping, troubleshooting challenging scenarios, and the latest transseptal technology. The faculty for this course consists of leading electrophysiologists recognized for their expertise in EP procedures.

Designed for clinical electrophysiology fellows early in their clinical experience, this course provides technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skills and introduces electroanatomical mapping through both didactic and hands-on training. Faculty for this course consists of leading electrophysiologists recognized for their expertise in transseptal structural heart procedures.  



Please plan to attend a group dinner the evening prior. More details will be provided after registration. 

Designed for fellows early in their Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology fellowship program, this course aims to provide technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skills through didactic and hands-on training. The faculty for this course consists of leading electrophysiologists recognized for their expertise in EP procedures. Participants can expect to gain a comprehensive and foundational understanding of relevant anatomy, step-by-step transseptal technique, imaging, troubleshooting challenging scenarios, and the latest transseptal technology.

Designed for fellows early in their Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology fellowship program, this course aims to provide technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skills introduces electroanatomical mapping through didactic and hands-on training. The faculty for this course consists of leading electrophysiologists recognized for their expertise in EP procedures. Participants can expect to gain a comprehensive and foundational understanding of relevant anatomy, step-by-step transseptal technique, imaging, troubleshooting challenging scenarios, and the latest transseptal technology.

This course provides technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skills through both didactic and hands-on training. Designed for the Interventional Cardiologist aiming to perform complex left heart procedures (such as mitral valve repair or LAA occlusion). Faculty for this course consists of leading interventional cardiologists recognized for their expertise in transseptal structural heart procedures. A certificate will be provided upon completion of this course. 

This course provides technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skills through didactic and hands-on training. The faculty for this course consists of leading electrophysiologists recognized for their expertise in EP procedures. 

This course provides technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skills through both didactic and hands-on training. Designed for the Interventional Cardiologist performing or aiming to perform complex left heart procedures (such as mitral valve repair or LAA occlusion). Faculty for this course consists of leading interventional cardiologists recognized for their expertise in transseptal structural heart procedures. A certificate will be provided upon completion of this course.

Designed for 3rd year cardiology fellows interested in Electrophysiology, this course aims to provide technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skills and introduce electroanatomical mapping through didactic and hands-on training. The faculty for this course consists of leading electrophysiologists recognized for their expertise in EP procedures. Participants can expect to gain a comprehensive and foundational understanding of relevant anatomy, step-by-step transseptal technique, imaging, 3D mapping, troubleshooting challenging scenarios, and the latest transseptal technology.

Please plan to attend a group dinner the evening prior. More details will be provided after registration.

This course provides technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skills through both didactic and hands-on training. Designed for the Interventional Cardiologist aiming to perform complex left heart procedures (such as mitral valve repair or LAA occlusion). Faculty for this course consists of leading interventional cardiologists recognized for their expertise in transseptal structural heart procedures. A certificate will be provided upon completion of this course. 

Designed for fellows in the 2nd year of their Clinical Electrophysiology program and early career electrophysiologists, this workshop aims to provide technical and clinical guidance on advanced techniques in the EP lab through didactic and hands-on training. Faculty for this course consists of leading electrophysiologists recognized for their expertise in EP procedures. Participants can expect to gain insights and exposure into coronary venous mapping of complex substrates, advanced ICE and fluoro reduction techniques, as well as percutaneous epicardial access. 

This course provides technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skills through both didactic and hands-on training. Designed for the Interventional Cardiologist performing or aiming to perform complex left heart procedures (such as mitral valve repair or LAA occlusion). Faculty for this course consists of leading interventional cardiologists recognized for their expertise in transseptal structural heart procedures. A certificate will be provided upon completion of this course.

Join Dr. Vamsee Yaganti as he presents a recorded case of left atrial appendage closure using the new VersaCross Connect™ LAAC Access Solution. Dr. Yaganti will walk through his workflow, from pre-procedural planning through post-procedure management, and will highlight zero-exchange delivery of the WATCHMAN FXD Curve™ Access System to streamline procedural efficiency. Dr. Devi Nair will moderate a lively discussion on best practices for optimizing transseptal access for left atrial appendage closure with the WATCHMAN FLX™ device.

This New York Transcatheter Valves course is poised to help healthcare professionals stay current on new and emerging approaches in the diagnosis, management and treatment of valvular and structural heart disease. A robust agenda combines individual and collective opinions from field expert clinicians and scholars. The educational format will consist of live transcatheter procedures with moderated discussions and live interactive Q&A’s with our expert faculty. There will also be focused lectures on the key topics of structural heart disease by the expert faculty.

The 11th Annual Heart Rhythm & ECG Course concentrates on general ECG understanding, guidelines on atrial fibrillation (A-fib) and CHF management. Course topics include, recent advances in A-fib management, interventional procedures and their indications, evolving stroke risk score, and indications of advanced ablation techniques for ventricular tachycardia. This course allows providers to update their medical knowledge, enhance clinical skills, and support professional development through a dynamic curriculum.

Signals Summit 2022 will feature over 30 world-renowned scientists and leaders in this field, who will share their knowledge and insights through illustrative lectures and panel discussions that encourage open dialogue and an exchange of ideas aimed at barriers and solutions to fundamental constraints. The course will provide ample opportunities for attendees to directly engage with faculty throughout the duration of the conference.

Designed for fellows early in their Interventional Cardiology or Advanced Structural program, this course aims to provide technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skills through didactic and hands-on training. The faculty for this course consists of leading Interventional Cardiologists recognized for their expertise in transseptal structural heart procedures. Participants can expect to gain a comprehensive and foundational understanding of relevant anatomy, step-by-step transseptal technique, imaging, troubleshooting challenging scenarios, and the latest transseptal technology.

Attendance to the 2022 EP Fellows Summit in Charlotte is a can’t-miss educational opportunity for Fellows currently enrolled in a Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology Fellowship Program within the United States. The renowned faculty will lead the mentor-based interactive sessions that feature Anatomy Dissection Demonstrations, Mapping Fundamentals and Ablation Biophysics, Case-based Device Troubleshooting, and Challenging EGMs Reviews. The curriculum is also composed of core lectures that are followed by panel discussions on essential topics and clinical case scenarios as well as Hands-On Simulator Training and EP Team Quiz Challenge, an engaging team competition that tests EP clinical and historical knowledge. A Case Competition provides the opportunity for Fellows to share a unique case that illustrates optimal decision-making strategies and procedural approaches.

This course provides technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skills through both didactic and hands-on training. Designed for the Interventional Cardiologist performing or aiming to perform complex left heart procedures (such as mitral valve repair or LAA occlusion). Faculty for this course consists of leading interventional cardiologists recognized for their expertise in transseptal structural heart procedures. A certificate will be provided upon completion of this course.

The agenda will include clinical history and findings indicative of cardiac syncope; cardiac conduction system and mechanisms of arrhythmias; antiarrhythmic drug selection in the management of atrial fibrillation; comparisons of different types of permanent pacing; identification criteria for the diagnosis of inherited arrhythmias; indications for anticoagulation and options available; indications for left atrial appendage occlusion closure devices; and treatment options for ventricular tachycardia when traditional ablation fails.

The Heart Team Summit joins Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery faculty at Washington University, St. Louis, Ascension/St. Vincent in Indianapolis, and Northwestern University. This educational initiative was developed to provide a forum for discussing and presenting laboratory and clinical research concerning the care of patients through case based coronary and structural heart intervention cases. This initiative strives to help those treating cardiology patients with the latest updates.

This course provides technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skills through both didactic and hands-on training. Designed for the Interventional Cardiologist performing or aiming to perform complex left heart procedures (such as mitral valve repair or LAA occlusion). Faculty for this course consists of leading interventional cardiologists recognized for their expertise in transseptal structural heart procedures. A certificate will be provided upon completion of this course. 

Designed for fellows early in their Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology fellowship program, this course aims to provide technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skills and introduce electroanatomical mapping through didactic and hands-on training. The faculty for this course consists of leading electrophysiologists recognized for their expertise in EP procedures. Participants can expect to gain a comprehensive and foundational understanding of relevant anatomy, step-by-step transseptal technique, imaging, 3D mapping, troubleshooting challenging scenarios, and the latest transseptal technology.

The 2-day scientific sessions focus on management of atrial fibrillation, ventricular arrhythmias and sudden death, device management, as well as innovations in device and ablation therapy.

This 1.5 day symposium will provide an opportunity for global leaders in EP research and clinical practice to interact with providers from around the country to explore current challenges and state of the art practice in the management of AF, VT, VF, and other arrhythmia-based syndromes with the goal of improving patient outcomes.

TCT 2022 will feature an unprecedented line-up of live cases from around the world, as well as a bold, novel content structure that will showcase practical applications of current and emerging techniques and technologies.

The California Heart Rhythm Symposium aims to bring together leaders in the field of cardiac arrhythmias to provide a forum for presentation and discussion of the latest advances in the field with practicing cardiac electrophysiologists, cardiologists, internists and allied professionals.

This is the 29th year for the State-of-the-Art Arrhythmia Symposium. Using a combination of case presentations with audience participation, didactic presentations, and question and answer sessions, our goal is to educate the participants in state of the art information on invasive and non-invasive electrophysiologic and electrocardiographic tools used in the current diagnosis, evaluation and treatment of cardiac rhythm disorders.

The 2nd Annual Mount Sinai Adult Congenital Heart Disease Symposium (MSACHD) is brought to you by the Mount Sinai Hospital Adult Congenital Heart Disease Center, a nationally-accredited comprehensive care center, that will focus exclusively on Adult Congenital Heart Disease. The primary goal of the program is to create awareness for the rising prevalence of Adult Congenital Heart Disease, patient care and education.

The Symposium will focus on the latest interventional catheter strategies for congenital and structural heart disease in children and adults. Daily live case demonstrations from cath labs around the world will spotlight technologies in devices, implantable valves, stents, balloons and other approaches.

Designed for fellows early in their Clinical Electrophysiology program, this course aims to provide technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skills through didactic and hands on training. Faculty for this course consist of leading electrophysiologists recognized for their expertise in EP procedures. Participants can expect to gain a comprehensive and foundational understanding of transseptal technique, relevant cardiac anatomy, ICE and TEE-guided transseptal puncture, and the latest transseptal tools.  

Designed for fellows early in their Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology fellowship program, this course aims to provide technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skills through didactic and hands-on training. The faculty for this course consists of leading electrophysiologists recognized for their expertise in EP procedures. Participants can expect to gain a comprehensive and foundational understanding of relevant anatomy, step-by-step transseptal technique, imaging, troubleshooting challenging scenarios, and the latest transseptal technology.

This continuing medical educational initiative provides a day and a half of presentations and interactive live activity developed and delivered by internationally recognized thought leaders in the field of atrial fibrillation. We will be using a hybrid format again this year hosting attendees in person along with providing a virtual platform to allow attendance for those that wish to join virtually.

The Texas Cardiovascular Innovations Conference (expanded to include the conferences formerly known as Cardiology Pulse and the Methodist Heart Conferences), has partnered with Methodist Healthcare to offer an all-encompassing cardiology conference focusing on Advancements in Cardiovascular Care. Led by our renowned multi-disciplinary Faculty,Texas CIC will utilize an interactive format, focused on improving patient care to provide timely updates of scientific data, new technology and guidelines.

The Kansas City Heart Rhythm Symposium is an EP-focused medical education event for the neighboring four state regions. A variety of topics will provide specialists and generalists an update on the evolution of disease processes, diagnostic tools, therapeutic strategies and ethical issues in the advancement of patient care.

Provides technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skills through both didactic and hands-on training. Designed for the Interventional Cardiologist performing complex left heart procedures (such as mitral valve repair or LAA occlusion). Faculty for this course consists of leading interventional cardiologists recognized for their expertise in transseptal structural heart procedures. A certificate will be provided upon completion of this course.

The Cardiovascular Fellows' Boot Camp provides cardiology fellows, cardiothoracic residents, and vascular surgery residents with an overview of a wide variety of cardiovascular diseases and technologies from preventive and emergency cardiovascular medicine to the latest in imaging and interventional cardiology. It also provides a forum for intellectual curiosity while focusing on the basics of cardiovascular medicine from a heart team approach to deliver a solid foundation at the start of cardiovascular training.

The Annual Pittsburgh Heart Team Summit provides tools to physicians and physician extenders, including those in surgery and cardiology, which enables collaboration in the care of patients with cardiovascular diseases. The objectives remain to advance the team concept of patient care.

CVI is a world-class meeting focused on state-of-the-art therapy for peripheral, coronary, and structural heart disease. The course is designed to meet the needs of cardiologists, surgeons, physicians, trainees, investigators, and allied health care staff, who participate in the care of these patients. The focus of the conference is on innovative health care solutions to optimize the delivery of care for these patients.

In its 15th year, CICT will continue its tradition in posing the most pressing questions facing interventional cardiologists today and have world-class, hands-on, faculty debate those questions , challenge us and be challenged to continue and move the field forward!

Designed for third-year Cardiology fellows who are about to start a Clinical Electrophysiology fellowship program, this course aims to provide technical and clinical guidance to provide you with foundational transseptal skills through didactic and hands on training. Faculty for this course consist of leading electrophysiologists recognized for their expertise in EP procedures. Participants can expect to gain a comprehensive and foundational understanding of transseptal technique and ICE imaging.  

Transcatheter valve therapy is a growing treatment option for patients with valvular heart disease. The maturation of transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) and the rapid adoption of transcatheter mitral and tricuspid therapies have changed the treatment landscape, expanding options for patients with structural heart disease. TVT: The Structural Heart Summit convenes leaders in the field to present three days of world-class education and global networking.

Designed for fellows in the 2nd year of their Clinical Electrophysiology program and early career electrophysiologists, this workshop aims to provide technical and clinical guidance on advanced techniques in the EP lab through didactic and hands-on training. Faculty for this course consist of leading electrophysiologists recognized for their expertise in EP procedures. Participants can expect to gain insights and exposure into advanced ICE and fluoro reduction techniques, advanced transseptal scenarios, site-specific TSP for LAAC, complex substrate mapping and ablation, as well as percutaneous epicardial access. 

EPLive is a 2 day intensive educational meeting targeting practicing electrophysiologist as well as fellows in training. The meeting consists of four sections: AF ablation, VT ablation, Devices and new technologies. In addition, a panel of recognized experts will provide commentary and discussion. Previously recorded cases will also be shown.

EPLive 2022 will be a Hybrid Event.

Every year, SCAI Scientific Sessions brings together the interventional cardiology community from around the world to share the latest clinical data, procedural guidance, and advanced expertise in the field.

The 102nd Annual Meeting is our opportunity to get back together and learn about the newest and most innovative things in the field of cardiothoracic surgery. It’s our ability to learn together as we always have, to interact and network, and get together with our friends and colleagues from all over the world. This particular meeting is going to be very exciting with the theme of “Innovation".

Designed for fellows in the 2nd year of their Clinical Electrophysiology program, this workshop aims to provide technical and clinical guidance on advanced techniques in the EP lab through didactic and hands-on training. Faculty for this course consist of leading electrophysiologists recognized for their expertise in EP procedures. Participants can expect to gain insights and exposure into fluoroless techniques, advanced ICE, VT mapping and epicardial access for VT ablation.

This continuing medical education activity will address patient candidates for left atrial appendage occlusion devices. Discussion will include strategies for new device implant, and reduction of co-morbidities and outcomes. New technology will be discussed and will include the opportunity to observe live implantation surgeries.

Designed for fellows in the 2nd year of their Clinical Electrophysiology program, this workshop aims to provide technical and clinical guidance on advanced techniques in the EP lab through didactic and hands-on training. Faculty for this course consist of leading electrophysiologists recognized for their expertise in EP procedures. Participants can expect to gain insights and exposure into the latest transseptal tools and techniques to overcome challenging transseptal scenarios, VT mapping and ablation, advanced ICE and fluoro reduction techniques, as well as percutaneous epicardial access. 

Designed for Clinical Electrophysiology Fellows, this hybrid workshop aims to provide technical and clinical guidance on advanced techniques in the EP lab through didactic lectures, lively panel discussions, and hands-on training. Participants can expect to gain insights on advanced ICE imaging and fluoro-reduction techniques, overcoming challenging transseptal access, emerging ablation technologies, and epicardial access. This course will be held in-person, with didactic components live-streamed out for virtual attendees. Certificate will be provided upon completion of this course.

Controversies in Cardiac Arrhythmias 2022 (CiCA) is designed to provide clinicians with a review of selected topics in present day management of patients with cardiac arrhythmias, emphasizing new advances in the field and incorporating current guidelines and evidence-based principles of practice. The format will incorporate didactic lectures as well a live case discussion, case management studies and panel discussions.

This program is designed to bring together cardiologists, surgeons, and other healthcare providers to provide updates on the latest transcatheter approaches of cardiovascular disease. To that end, this conference will have a special focus on the contemporary developments in interventional cardiovascular medicine. It will emphasize case-based learning designed to engage learners in discussions, debates, and critical decision-making.

The Heart Rhythm Society is excited to host Heart Rhythm 2022 in San Francisco, CA, from Friday, April 29 - Sunday, May 1, 2022. Simultaneously during the In-Person Experience in San Francisco, HRS will offer an Online-Only Experience for those who are unable to attend in person. No matter how you choose to participate during Heart Rhythm 2022, you can expect hundreds of hours of expert-led education, ground-breaking science, and game-changing innovations.

Advance your transseptal skillset for structural heart procedures with the technical and clinical guidance of expert faculty. These courses provide didactic and hands-on training designed for Interventional Cardiologists who perform complex left heart procedures, such as mitral valve repair and LAA occlusion.

The 2022 Inova Cherry Blossom Cardiovascular Symposium will feature world-renowned experts presenting the latest research and clinical trial results in cardiovascular disease, with an emphasis on the application in clinical practice.

ACI 2022 will be held as an in-person conference at the London Hilton Metropole. Programme highlights include live cases from the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh and University Hospital Wales, keynote lecture from Roxana Mehran on "What's next for Interventional Cardiology?" and national BCIS Coronary and TAVI audit data reports.

The Advanced Revascularization-Chapter XV (ARCH) Symposium held in St. Louis has been the nation’s premier interventional cardiology course specifically designed for the busy practicing physician and trainees.

ARCH will continue to focus on evidence-based data, newer technological advances, case-based discussions, tips and tricks in complex cases, innovative therapeutic strategies that will enable physicians to treat their patients with high-risk and complex coronary, peripheral vascular and structural anatomy.

The goal of this conference is to provide up-to-date, evidence-based didactic lectures and expert-instructed, hands-on exposure to the latest in all aspects of minimal access cardiac surgery with an emphasis on hybrid approaches.

The annual meeting of the European Heart Rhythm Association (EHRA) brings together scientists, healthcare professionals and other players involved in arrhythmia management from all around the world.

The onsite event will provide an exciting return to meeting face to face and enjoying the thrill of discovering, learning, and sharing together in-person, whilst respecting the highest sanitary measures for your comfort and safety.

The American College of Cardiology will host the 71st Annual Scientific Session & Expo in Washington, DC, April 2 – 4, 2022. ACC.22 is your time to network with colleagues, see the latest science and innovation, and learn about practice-changing updates in care.

Join Dr. Jeffrey Winterfield as he shares his approach to mapping and ablation of a complex VT arrhythmia in a patient with suspected mixed cardiomyopathy, broadcast live from the Medical University of South Carolina. Learn innovative strategies and tools for navigating and mapping the coronary venous system using a novel 2F multipolar catheter for improved targeting of hard-to-reach arrhythmogenic substrates, through panel discussion and live Q&A in this illustrative live case broadcast.

The International Symposium on Left Atrial Appendage (ISLAA) will be held March 18 - 19, 2022 – hybrid event. This Symposium is co-sponsored by the Academy for Continued Healthcare Learning (ACHL) and ISLAA Foundation. Course directors from The Kansas City Heart Rhythm Institute, Texas Cardiac Arrhythmia Institute, Los Robles Medical Center, Mayo Clinic and Mt. Sinai will manage the program and content.

SIF 2022 is designed to meet the ever-increasing needs of cardiovascular specialists in the diagnosis and management of complex cardiovascular disease. This live, comprehensive, state-of-the-art four-day symposium will provide an in-depth review of the most relevant advances in the treatment of heart and vascular disease.

​​​​​Designed for fellows early in their Interventional Cardiology program, this course aims to provide technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skills through didactic and hands-on training.  Participants can expect to gain a comprehensive and foundational understanding of transseptal technique and imaging for transseptal procedures including ICE and TEE. Faculty for this course consist of leading Interventional Cardiologists recognized for their expertise in transseptal structural heart procedures. A certificate will be provided upon completion of this course. 

The annual CRTmeeting features focused educational and training sessions that discuss new trial data, explore evidence-based research and demonstrate the most up-to-date techniques that can be directly applied to clinical and academic practices.

Returning to Park City, Utah for its 15th year, this internationally recognized meeting unites colleagues and cohorts in the atrial fibrillation community for state of the science education. This program with attendees spanning over 25 different countries, brings the most recognized expert faculty who will feature lectures on the latest advancements in diagnosis and treatment, challenging case studies, and fireside chats for group discussions.

Transseptal puncture (TSP) plays an increasingly significant role in left sided structural heart procedures. Often underestimated, operators might run into difficulties, especially in presence of complex septal anatomies (e.g. fibrotic, floppy septum, plugs etc.).
Learn from an expert panel as they discuss the evolution of left heart access and the techniques and tools they’ve implemented to improve procedural efficiency and optimize patient outcomes. Through illustrative case examples and lively panel discussion, experts will share their step-by-step clinical workflows and latest tools for efficient and precise transseptal puncture, tips for overcoming challenging scenarios, and novel approaches to structural heart procedures with reduced use of fluoroscopy.

Miami Valves offers a case-based program delivered by master operators. The Miami Valves case-based structure allows attendees the opportunity to gain tactical knowledge directly from the best in the field. Founded by faculty of University of Miami’s centers of excellence and complemented by key opinion leaders from around the world, Miami Valves features powerhouse lectures and case presentations taught by the very best minds in the field

Scripps’ Structural Heart Intervention and Imaging conference is designed to provide a practical, cutting-edge, and live case-based assessment of the emerging area of structural heart disease interventions and cardiovascular imaging. The course will place a strong emphasis on the collaborative nature of these procedures across many disciplines within cardiology.

Provides technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skills through both didactic and hands-on training. Designed for the Interventional Cardiologist performing complex left heart procedures (such as mitral valve repair or LAA occlusion). Faculty for this course consists of leading interventional cardiologists recognized for their expertise in transseptal structural heart procedures. A certificate will be provided upon completion of this course.  

Designed for Clinical Electrophysiology Fellows, this hybrid workshop aims to provide technical and clinical guidance on advanced techniques in the EP lab through didactic lectures, lively panel discussions, and hands-on training. Participants can expect to gain insights on advanced ICE imaging and fluoro-reduction techniques, overcoming challenging transseptal access, emerging ablation technologies, and epicardial access. This course will be held in-person, with didactic components live-streamed out for virtual attendees. Certificate will be provided upon completion of this course.

The STS 58th Annual Meeting will bring the cardiothoracic surgery specialty together again January 29–31, 2022, in Miami Beach, Florida.

We are excited and look forward to hosting a live, in-person meeting at the Miami Beach Convention Center. Onsite sessions will be augmented by a robust virtual component that includes livestream and on-demand content that will be accessible to attendees around the globe.

Join us on January 26, 27, 28, 2022 at the Palais du Pharo in Marseille for the next edition of High Tech in person. 2022 will mark 20 years of TAVI and Alain Cribier will do us the honor of an inaugural reading allowing us to review the genesis of this technique which has revolutionized interventional cardiology.

This intensive three-day symposium brings together the world's leading medical scientists to share in a highly interactive environment the most recent advances in the field of atrial fibrillation.

The 2021 Texas Cardiovascular Innovations Conference (expanded to include the conferences formerly known as Cardiology Pulse and the Methodist Heart Conferences), has partnered with Methodist Healthcare to offer an all-encompassing cardiology conference focusing on Advancements in Cardiovascular Care.

Join Dr. Manish Shah and Dr. Sung Lee as they perform a live cryoballoon ablation PVI. Learn best practices and tips and tricks from these high-volume, experienced operators as they walk you through and discuss their step-by-step clinical workflow. Gain real world insights into novel tools and techniques to enhance procedural efficiency with the technical and clinical guidance of these expert faculty.

This New York Transcatheter Valves course is poised to help healthcare professionals stay current on new and emerging approaches in the diagnosis, management and treatment of valvular and structural heart disease. A robust agenda combines individual and collective opinions from field expert clinicians and scholars.

The Advanced EP Fellows Course is designed for fellows in the 2nd year of their Clinical Electrophysiology program. This course aims to provide technical and clinical guidance on advanced techniques in the EP lab through didactic and hands-on training. Faculty for this course consist of leading electrophysiologists recognized for their expertise in EP procedures. Participants can expect to gain insight and exposure to challenging transseptal access, fluoroless techniques, advanced ICE, coronary venous mapping and epicardial access. Certificate will be provided upon completion of this course.

 

CSI America 2021 in Denver, USA will be led by directors John Carroll, Gareth Morgan, Horst Sievert, and Shakeel Qureshi and will provide a comprehensive overview of major topics in catheter therapy of congenital, structural and valvular heart disease and heart failure.

SCAI's Fellows Courses teach future generations of interventional cardiologists the knowledge and skills they need for post-fellowship practice

The SCAI Fellows Advanced Structural Heart Disease Interventional Cardiology Course is designed for fellows in training focusing on structural heart disease. In this course, you will experience in-depth education, hands-on simulations, and step-by-step instructions for common procedures while building your confidence with anatomical abnormalities using case- and simulation-based imaging. You will also gain valuable clinical skills and connect with structural heart disease thought leaders through this interactive experience.

This four half-day hybrid course will focus on general ECG understanding, guidelines on atrial fibrillation and CHF management. It is designed to allow healthcare professionals the opportunity to update their medical knowledge, enhance their clinical skills, and support their professional development through a dynamic curriculum.

Houston Methodist DeBakey Institute for Cardiovascular Education & Training created the Adult Congenital Heart (ACH) Symposium. This popular annual event has earned a reputation as a unique opportunity for patients, family, caregivers and healthcare team members to learn more about care and treatment options from leading ACH experts.

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TCT 2021 will feature an unprecedented line-up of live cases from around the world, as well as a bold, novel content structure that will showcase practical applications of current and emerging techniques and technologies.

TCT 2021 has everything that interventional cardiologists and other cardiovascular health care professionals need to improve patient outcomes, including late-breaking clinical trials and science, case-based presentations, practical educational forums, and unlimited opportunities for learning and global engagement

The UR Medicine Heart and Vascular Collaborative Webinar 2021 is an interactive two-day virtual symposium designed to deliver a comprehensive update on cardiac diagnosis and treatment options with a focus on Heart Failure on day one. Participants will explore the management of arrhythmias, new heart failure medications, imaging technology advances, and the role of Palliative Care in managing cardiac patients. More than 300 physicians, cardiovascular specialists, nurse practitioners, nurses, pharmacists, and allied health professionals will join us for the virtual symposium.

Providing a comprehensive overview of congenital, structural and valvar heart disease interventions. It all began with CSI Frankfurt back in 1996 which has grown from a small gathering of experts into the leading conference worldwide with over 1000 attendees. Over the past decade CSI conferences have branched out to different locations all over the world with the aim to provide more localized educational hubs.

This cutting-edge program will provide Advanced Practice Providers and Allied Health Professionals with the latest updates in Electrophysiology. Clinicians can either attend the conference in person or live online.

The 16th Annual International Symposium on Ventricular Arrhythmias will be held on October 15–16, 2021 as a Live Virtual CME Conference. Complimentary attendance permits direct access to the live streaming broadcast of the educational programming in real-time, and direct engagement with the world-renowned faculty throughout VT 2021

The fame of the Francophone Congress is due in large part to the quality of its live intervention video transmissions, a pillar of the teaching of interventional cardiology, since the time of Andreas Gruentzig (1980). Real case demonstrations have become essential teaching tools and constitute an immediate and intense educational experience, far superior to recorded cases, thanks to public engagement in unfiltered reality and participation in real-time decision-making . These cases, broadcast from start to finish, allow participants to compare their daily practice with that of others and to progress on the quality of their practice.

The program directors for this event are Drs. Igor Palacios, Alexander Llanos and Guilherme Silva which have invited a host of distinguished speakers from across the country for the symposium. The symposium will take place virtually on Saturday, October 9, 2021

The Rhythmology and Stimulation Group of the French Society of Cardiology is pleased to invite you to the 22nd Rhythmology Days.
Gathered over 5 half-days, this event addresses most of the themes and news of stimulation, defibrillation and rhythmology in plenary sessions that we want to be as interactive as possible. This meeting is resolutely scientific and open to Europe while remaining convivial, which has made it a success that has been reinforced with each edition.

Innovations in devices, techniques, and recent clinical trials in cardiac electrophysiology have created knowledge and competency gaps among practitioners. Experts in the field will address these gaps with in-depth didactics on state-of-the-art subjects in electrophysiology and device therapy and present information on the newest approaches and techniques in the diagnosis and management of electrophysiology disorders, including atrial and ventricular arrhythmias.

Join CSI faculty and experienced operators to watch 9 live cases streaming directly from 4 leading centres in Brazil, Germany, India, and Italy on September 18, 2021. Highlights of the live case session will be PFO closure, PDA closure, LAA closure, Interatrial shunting, and TAVR.

The 1st Annual VIRTUAL Mount Sinai Adult Congenital Heart Disease Symposium (MSACHD) is the first educational symposium brought to you by the Mount Sinai Hospital Adult Congenital Heart Disease Center, a nationally-accredited comprehensive care center, that will focus exclusively on Adult Congenital Heart Disease. The primary goal of the program is to create awareness for the rising prevalence of Adult Congenital Heart Disease, patient care and education.

This virtual course will include formal didactics from experts around the world as well as observational cases covering venous mapping techniques to collect electrical signals from cardiac veins.

This program is designed to provide electrophysiologists, cardiologists, internists, and associated professionals with state-of-the art information on invasive and non-invasive electrocardiographic and electrophysiologic tools used in the diagnosis, evaluation, and treatment of cardiac rhythm disorders.

The Pediatric and Congenital Interventional Cardiovascular Society Symposium will feature:

- Live case demonstrations
- Taped cases
- Hot debates
- Abstract sessions
- Breakout sessions
- My nightmare case in the cath lab
- 3DI3 Imaging session

This continuing medical educational initiative provides two full days of presentations and interactive live activity developed and delivered by internationally recognized thought leaders in the field of atrial fibrillation. We will be using a hybrid format this year hosting attendees in person along with providing a virtual platform to allow attendance for those that wish to join virtually. This year’s agenda will again consist of plenary lectures, plenary debates, and live panel discussions. There will also be concurrent breakout sessions under two tracks - Electrophysiology and Cardiac Surgery.

Part II of SPAF 2021 continues on Tuesday, August 24, 2021 from 5:00 - 9:00 PM EST as a Live Virtual activity through SPAF’s streaming broadcast platform.

The Kansas City Heart Rhythm Symposium is an EP-focused medical education event for the neighboring four state regions. A variety of topics will provide specialists and generalists an update on the evolution of disease processes, diagnostic tools, therapeutic strategies and ethical issues in the advancement of patient care.

Transcatheter valve therapy is a growing treatment option for patients with valvular heart disease. The maturation of transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR) and the rapid adoption of transcatheter mitral and tricuspid therapies have changed the treatment landscape, expanding options for patients with structural heart disease. TVT: The Structural Heart Summit convenes leaders in the field to present three days of world-class education and global networking.

The goal of the CICT Conferences is to promote high quality, patient-centered, clinical and technical decision-making in the field of Interventional Cardiovascular Medicine. The uniqueness of the CICT conferences lies in the open forum transparent discussion of controversial topics allowing free flowing interaction between audience and faculty. The content of these meetings addresses a wide range of complex cardiovascular interventional topics that still present a challenge to the clinician with respect to choosing the appropriate therapy (surgery vs. catheter-based therapy) and with respect to using optimal technique to ensure the safety and efficacy of the procedure.

The Annual Pittsburgh Heart Team Summit provides tools to physicians and physician extenders, including those in surgery and cardiology, which enables collaboration in the care of patients with cardiovascular diseases. The objectives remain to advance the team concept of patient care. Physicians infrequently have the opportunity to interactively discuss current guideline based care with surgeons and cardiologists. The summit encourages improved team dynamics and compare cooperative expertise while educating physicians and health care providers about ways to work together for improved patient safety and clinical efficiency.

Heart Rhythm 2021 will convene 600+ of the finest clinicians, scientists, researchers, and innovators in the field of cardiac pacing and electrophysiology who will lead 100+ sessions about pacing, defibrillation, clinical arrhythmia management, ablation, pharmacology, genetics, basic science, health policy, and more.

ACC.21, the All Virtual Experience, is built on the success of last year's meeting with an enhanced world-class program delivered through our innovative digital platform built for learning, collaboration and networking. Get access to practice-changing research and cutting-edge education with 6 channels of streaming sessions, 3,300 eAbstracts, 100+ Pathway Collection sessions, as well as the Virtual Expo and our signature Learning Destinations. Last but not least, you'll have more opportunities to engage and interact with attendees from around the world.

The AATS 101st Annual Meeting is targeted towards cardiothoracic surgeons; physicians in related specialties including cardiothoracic anesthesia, cardiology, pulmonology, radiology, gastroenterology, and thoracic oncology; fellows and residents in cardiothoracic and general surgical training programs; perfusionists; non-physician health care providers involved in the care of cardiothoracic surgical patients; and medical students with an interest in cardiothoracic surgery.

SCAI 2021 Virtual Scientific Sessions is a four-day virtual conference dedicated to interventional cardiology and endovascular medicine. World-renowned experts will present live and answer questions in real-time. Highlights will include live cases, featured clinical research, new SCAI Clinical Documents, case-based learning, and a special keynote by Dr. Sanjay Gupta. Join us and connect with your colleagues as we share the latest innovations, cutting-edge science, and case-based tips and tricks.

Join us for the first electrophysiology meeting solely dedicated to a debate-style format, allowing for dedicated time to engage with both faculty and other participants in Q&A, discussion, and exchange on the most controversial EP topics in order to elevate the learning experience.

This symposium is a multi-specialty cardiovascular educational symposium on the frontier science of left atrial appendage (LAA). This topic is of tremendous interest in the practice of cardiovascular care. Over a period of two days, the symposium will offer very informative presentations on the anatomy, physiology and pathological aspect of the LAA, along with old and new therapeutic strategies of stroke prophylaxis including cardiac devices for LAA exclusion. Presenting will be global leaders in the field with a great depth of practical expertise in the science.

Attendees will learn from experts on the use of novel techniques and interventional tools, new CTO techniques, hemodynamic support during high-risk coronary, peripheral and structural interventions and decompensated heart failure, structural heart disease interventions and novel intravascular and non-invasive coronary anatomy/physiology techniques. In addition, use of newer adjunctive imaging modalities to optimize coronary, peripheral and structural interventions outcomes will be presented. Newer treatment options for hypertension, imaging and the latest pharmacotherapy advances will be discussed.

SIF 2021 is a comprehensive, state-of-the-art four-day symposium providing an in-depth review of the most relevant advances in the treatment of heart and vascular disease. Now in its 17th year, SIF 2021 is blessed with a world-class faculty capable of providing an in-depth understanding of pathophysiologic disease mechanisms, advanced diagnostic imaging, a Heart Team approach to problem solving the complex disease management, and the most updated, innovative therapeutic options for cardiovascular disease management. This course will include a series of high-level didactic lectures, case presentations and live case transmissions from leading centers throughout the country.

Designed for cardiac electrophysiologists, cardiologists, internists, fellows, cath lab technicians, family, and general practitioners, and associated professionals, the meeting highlights state-of-the-art technologies and techniques. It provides the most up-to-date information on the fundamental mechanisms of cardiac arrhythmias. Course faculty present best practices and approaches to the clinical diagnosis, evaluation, and management of abnormal heart rhythms and provide opportunities for attendees to engage in conversation about current trends in treating their patients.

Global, cutting edge topics such as around-the-world options for improved patient care and outcomes will be offered through a packed program of:
- Case-Based Discussions
- Lectures
- Lightening Rounds of Panel Presentations
- Roundtables
- Q&A
- Live & Twitter-Based Reflective Questioning

NCVH is an educational nonprofit foundation focused on multidisciplinary accredited conferences to advance the field of cardiovascular care using endovascular technologies, pharmacotherapy treatments, peripheral interventions and amputation prevention techniques. With a goal to empower healthcare providers with knowledge of head-to-toe vascular treatments, NCVH strives to promote interdisciplinary teamwork and collaboration to address the continuum of patient care.

CRT, one of the world’s leading interventional cardiology conferences, is attended by more than 3,000 interventional and endovascular specialists. At the 2020 meeting, CRT featured over 1300 presentations and 20 live cases from eight locations around the world. The conference, held each year in Washington, DC, is supported by MedStar Heart & Vascular Institute and serves as a forum for physician and health-care professional education about new cardiovascular technology and interventional procedures in the field. The meeting is actually several conferences at once, with tracks including CRT Valve & Structural, CRT Endovascular, Technology & Innovation, Atherosclerosis & Research, and Nurses & Technologists.

This intensive, highly focused three-day symposium brings together the world’s leading medical scientists to share in a highly interactive environment the most recent advances in the field of atrial fibrillation.

The primary objective of the meeting is to provide attendees with a thorough and practical course on the current state of the art in the field of atrial fibrillation in a scholarly and collegial atmosphere. The meeting employs advanced teaching tools including real-time case presentations as well as an interactive audience response system to share with attendees the most current basic, translational and clinical science in the field.

This New York Transcatheter Valves course is poised to help healthcare professionals stay current on new and emerging approaches in the diagnosis, management and treatment of valvular and structural heart disease. A robust agenda combines individual and collective opinions from field expert clinicians and scholars. The educational format will consist of live transcatheter procedures with moderated discussions and live interactive Q&A’s with our expert faculty.

EP live is a 2 day intensive educational meeting targeting practicing electrophysiologist as well as fellows in training. The meeting consists of four sections: AF ablation, VT ablation, Devices and new technologies. In addition, a panel of recognized experts will provide commentary and discussion. Previously recorded cases will also be shown.

EP Live 2020 will be a Virtual and Live meeting.

As the global, specialized society leading the interventional cardiovascular community, there is no better place for fellows to further their professional knowledge than at the SCAI 2020 Fall Fellows Virtual Courses. Find the best course to further your career:

- Interventional Cardiology: December 3–6
- Congenital Heart Disease: December 7–9 and 14–16
- Advanced Peripheral: December 7–9 and 14–16
- Advanced Structural: December 10–12