The American Society of Echocardiography State-of-the-Art Echocardiography 2024 is an in-person advanced imaging course focused on the latest innovations in cardiovascular ultrasound. The program brings together expert faculty to showcase cutting-edge techniques in both diagnostic and interventional echocardiography, integrating live case reviews, hands-on workshops, and discussions of the most recent guideline updates.
What You Will Learn
Advanced imaging modalities such as 3D echocardiography, strain imaging, and contrast-enhanced echocardiography for nuanced cardiac assessments
Echocardiographic evaluation in structural heart disease, including valve disease, congenital defects, and pericardial disease
Use of echocardiography in interventional and perioperative settings, including real-time echo guidance and post-intervention surveillance
Best practices in image acquisition, protocol optimization, artifact recognition, and quality control to ensure diagnostic accuracy
Integration of new ASE guidelines into everyday practice to improve consistency, patient care, and outcomes
Event Details
Event: ASE State-of-the-Art Echocardiography 2024
Dates: June 14-16, 2024
Location: Oregon Convention Center, Portland, OR
Format: Live sessions with lectures, workshops, hands-on labs, case-based learning, and interactive panels
Features: Multidisciplinary faculty, new technology demonstrations, expert Q&A, and practical breakout sessions to deep dive into specific imaging challenges
Who Should Attend
Cardiologists, cardiac sonographers, and echocardiography technicians seeking advanced training
Physicians and advanced practitioners engaged in structural heart disease and/or interventional cardiology
Fellows, trainees, and educators aiming to stay current with imaging innovations and guideline changes
Professionals involved in cardiac imaging laboratories who want enhanced skills in interpretation, quality assurance, and protocol development
Why Attend
Attending this course offers a unique opportunity to master the new frontiers in echo imaging and improve patient care through refined diagnostic capability. Participants will leave with improved technical skills, enhanced understanding of guideline-driven practice, and practical tools to successfully implement multimodal imaging in their clinical work.
