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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.

Designed for Clinical Electrophysiology Fellows, this three-part virtual workshop aims to provide technical and clinical guidance on advanced techniques in the EP lab through illustrative case presentations and engaging one-on-one discussion with expert faculty. Participants can expect to gain insights and exposure to fluoroless techniques, strategies to overcome challenging transseptal access, mapping and ablation of complex arrhythmia substrates, and epicardial access for VT ablation. Faculty for this course consist of leading electrophysiologists recognized for their expertise in EP procedures.

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.

Designed for Clinical Electrophysiology Fellows, this three-part virtual workshop aims to provide technical and clinical guidance on advanced techniques in the EP lab through illustrative case presentations and engaging one-on-one discussion with expert faculty. Participants can expect to gain insights and exposure to fluoroless techniques, strategies to overcome challenging transseptal access, mapping and ablation of complex arrhythmia substrates, and epicardial access for VT ablation. Faculty for this course consist of leading electrophysiologists recognized for their expertise in EP procedures.

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.

Designed for Clinical Electrophysiology Fellows, this three-part virtual workshop aims to provide technical and clinical guidance on advanced techniques in the EP lab through illustrative case presentations and engaging one-on-one discussion with expert faculty. Participants can expect to gain insights and exposure to fluoroless techniques, strategies to overcome challenging transseptal access, mapping and ablation of complex arrhythmia substrates, and epicardial access for VT ablation. Faculty for this course consist of leading electrophysiologists recognized for their expertise in EP procedures.

Designed for Fellows in their Interventional Cardiology program, this workshop aims to provide technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skillset through illustrative case presentations, engaging discussion with expert faculty, and hands-on training with state-of-the-art simulators. Participants can expect to gain a comprehensive understanding of transseptal technique and imaging for structural heart procedures, including ICE and TEE. Faculty for this course consist of leading Interventional Cardiologists recognized for their expertise in transseptal structural heart procedures.

Designed for Fellows in their Interventional Cardiology program, this workshop aims to provide technical and clinical guidance to advance your transseptal skillset through illustrative case presentations, engaging discussion with expert faculty, and hands-on training with state-of-the-art simulators. Participants can expect to gain a comprehensive understanding of transseptal technique and imaging for structural heart procedures including ICE and TEE. Faculty for this course consist of leading Interventional Cardiologists recognized for their expertise in transseptal structural heart procedures.

Fluoroless catheter ablation of atrial fibrillation, left-sided accessory pathways, and VT are just a few case examples that call for an advanced procedural skillset. Hear from an expert panel of faculty as they present their own case examples of complex fluoroless procedures and gain insights on innovative strategies to map and ablate complex arrhythmia substrates in a zero-fluoro lab.

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.

Transseptal puncture is often described as the rate limiting step to eliminating fluoroscopy in the EP lab. Learn from the experts as they each share their own unique approach for fluoroless transseptal access through illustrative case examples with step-by-step guidance for safe and reliable left-heart access.

Learn from the technical and clinical guidance of expert faculty who have safely and successfully integrated fluoroless techniques into their practice, allowing for the reduction and ultimate elimination of fluoroscopy from their lab. Gain expert insight on all facets of fluoroless EP procedures, from vascular access to the ablation of complex arrhythmias, through illustrative case presentations and engaging faculty discussion during this comprehensive three-part webinar series.

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