Northwestern Medicine 6th Annual Heart Team Summit 2024

Northwestern Medicine 6th Annual Heart Team Summit 2024

 Include: 50 videos + 1 pdf, size: 7.25 GB

Target Audience: cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, internists, vascular surgeons

Information:

Friday, September 13, 2024, 8:00 AM – Saturday, September 14, 2024, 2:00 PM, The Intercontinental Chicago, Chicago, IL

A Heart Team is now a standard treatment approach for complex cardiovascular patients. The Heart Team consists of cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, nurses and other health care specialists. This includes regular meetings to make consensus treatment recommendations for conditions including obstructive coronary artery disease and valvular heart conditions. This series will provide expert lectures and case presentations geared toward health care professionals who may be part of a Heart Team. Included with be the latest innovations as well as standard treatments, including transcatheter valvular heart therapies and coronary revascularization strategies.

1. Describe the concept of the Heart Team, including the key components and functionality.
2. Describe the differences in outcomes in valvular and coronary pathology as it refers to men and women
3. List transcatheter options to address heart valve pathology including aortic, mitral, tricuspid and pulmonic stenosis and regurgitation.
4. Describe the latest interventional techniques and therapies for structural heart disease and congenital heart disease
5. Recognize patient selection and appropriate patient referral for surgical versus percutaneous/transcatheter mitral and aortic valve intervention
6. Apply various diagnostic technologies including transthoracic echocardiography, intracardiac echocardiography, TEE, CT, and CMR to guide management of valvular heart disease
7. Describe the racial disparities encountered in cardiovascular health
8. Utilize the various hemodynamic support and interventional/surgical tools to assist in the management of cardiogenic shock
9. Identify the indications for LA appendage closure and the available and emerging technologies to manage the left atrial appendage and how it can mitigate stroke
10. Summarize the latest developments and the current guidelines on the appropriate use of surgical and percutaneous coronary revascularization

Northwestern Medicine 6th Annual Heart Team Summit 2024 includes physicians—specifically cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, and physician assistants—as well as nurses, students, and other healthcare professionals involved in cardiovascular care.

The summit is designed to support members of a multidisciplinary Heart Team, offering expert lectures and case presentations on topics like transcatheter valve therapies, coronary revascularization, and structural heart disease. It’s a great opportunity for clinicians to stay current with innovations and best practices in managing complex cardiovascular patients

This continuing medical education program has been designed to meet the educational needs of Cardiologists, Internists, Physician Assistants, Vascular Surgeons, Electro Physiologists, Physicians, Physician Assistants, Nurse Practitioners, Residents and Nurses and any other health care professionals who participate in the care of atrial tribulation.

Topics:

• 1 Keynote Lecture- The Journey to Longevity – Cardiovascular Clues to Epigeneitc Age Acceleration.mp4
  2 CASE PRESENTATION- 75-year-old Man with Severe Degenerative MR.mp4
  3 She Will Do Fine with Surgical Repair – The Problems with Surgical Risk Assessment.mp4
  4 TEER is the now Safe, Easy, Effective and Durable for Degenerative MR.mp4
  5 Mini-Lecture- Aortic Regurgitation Detection- What Are We Missing.mp4
  6 CASE PRESENTATION- 65-yearold Woman with Severe Bicuspid Aortic Stenosis.mp4
  7 SAVR Now – You must Consider the Lifetime Management of Aortic Stenosis.mp4
  8 TAVR for Bicuspid is Fine – If You Don’t Do It – Someone Else Will.mp4
  9 KEYNOTE LECTURE- Redo Cardiac Surgery – Myths, Triumphs and Opportunities.mp4
  10 CASE PRESENTATION- 60-year-old Woman with Radiation Induced Severe AS and Moderate MS.mp4
  11 Cardiac Surgery is the Way to Go – Fix Everything Now.mp4
  12 Do TAVR now, Save Surgery for the Future.mp4
  13 Mini Lecture – Transcatheter Electrosurgery – BASILICA, ShortCut, CLEVE, LAMPOON, BATMAN, SESAME – Do We have to Know All of These.mp4
  14 CASE PRESENTATION- 80-yearold Man with HCM and Severe AS.mp4
  15 Just Bite the Bullet – SAVR and Myectomy.mp4
  16 Treat the LVOT Obstruction First then Reassess the AS.mp4
  17 Mini-Lecture – Transcatheter Solutions for Failed Prior ValveIintervention.mp4
  18 KEYNOTE LECTURE- Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Robots – Your Next Partners in Cardiac Surgery.mp4
  19 CASE PRESENTATION- 70-yearold Woman with Torrential TR.mp4
  20 Tricuspid Valve Surgery Gets a Bad Rap.mp4
  21 Catheter-Based Therapies Can Tackle This 4 Different Ways.mp4
  22 CASE PRESENTATION- 80-yearold Man with Severe MR and TR.mp4
  23 TEE remains the Gold Standard for TEER.mp4
  24 Move over TEE, Here Comes 4D ICE.mp4
  25 KEYNOTE LECTURE- How We Get Everyone Access to Necessary Heart Care.mp4
  26 CASE PRESENTATION- 55-yearold with Recent MI, Severe MR and Shock.mp4
  27 It’s too Late for PCI or CABG, Better to Tune Up for LVAD or Transplan.mp4
  28 CABG MVR Now, LVAD if Things don’t Work Out.mp4
  29 Lecture – Not Your Grandmother’s Heart Transplant – `Heart in a Box’ and More Benjamin Bryner.mp4
  30 CASE PRESENTATION- 60-year-old Woman, “I Can’t Breathe, Even With All These Pills!”.mp4
  31 Mini Lecture – The Valve Trials are Done, Interventional Heart Failure is the next Big Thing.mp4
  32 The Heart Team – How to Figure Out Where You Fit In.mp4
  33 How Tricuspid Patients are Different from Aortic and Mitral Ones.mp4
  34 What Nurses and PA’s Should Know about the Echo in Valve Patients.mp4
  35 The Top 10 Things I’ve Learned Taking Care of Valve Patients.mp4
  36 KEYNOTE LECTURE- Is CAD Coming or Going. What the Big Data Tells Us.mp4
  37 CASE PRESENTATION- 60-yearold Man with 3 Vessel CAD Including a Big CTO.mp4
  38 Hold On – CABG is Still the Gold Standard.mp4
  39 Mini Lecture – Off-Pump, Robotics, BIMA, Hybrid – You Better Be Offering All of It.mp4
  40 CASE PRESENTATION- 60-yearold Woman with Distal Left Main Disease.mp4
  41 Left Main PCI is Just as Good as CABG with a Lot Less Complications.mp4
  42 The Trials are Flawed – CABG is Still King for Left Main.mp4
  43 CASE PRESENTATION- An Incredible Heart Team Shock Save.mp4
  44 Mini Lecture – The Shock Team – Why it Matters.mp4
  45 Mini Lecture – Percutaneous and Surgical Therapies for the Failing Ventricle.mp4
  46 KEYNOTE LECTURE- CTEPH Therapies – Balloons, Surgery and Denervation.mp4
  47 CASE PRESENTATION- 66-yearold Woman with a Massive PE.mp4
  48 Mini Lecture – How I Perform Pulmonary Thromboendarterectomy.mp4
  49 Mini Lecture – How to Get Your Patient on the Right PAH Regimen, Clot or Not.mp4
  50 Mini Lecture – Transcatheter PVR – the Toolkit is a Lot Bigger Now.mp4
  3141_NM_HTS24_Agenda_7.25.24.pdf