Minimally Invasive Trans-Catheter - Cardiac Surgery Ancona Live Virtual Course Episode II - Noema Congressi
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Minimally Invasive
and
Trans-Catheter
Cardiac Surgery
Ancona Live Virtual Course
Episode II
June 7th - 8th 2021
Presented by
Course Director: Prof. M. Di Eusanio
L A N C I S I
N Centro Cardiovascolare
di Alta Specializzazione
del Medio AdriaticoDear Friends and Colleagues, Given the extraordinary participation of last year, it is with a great enthusiasm that we are announcing the Episode II of our ‘Minimally Invasive and Trans Catheter Cardiac Surgery Ancona Live Virtual Course’ that, presented by CTSNet, will be virtually held on June the 7th and 8th. From a minimally invasive and a trans-catheter perspective, our Faculty, composed of international KOLs and experts in the field will make focus on CABG, Aortic Aneurysms and Mitral Valve Surgery. Comprehensive lectures will be followed by multiple Live in Box presentations. In a step-by-step fashion, from preoperative planning to post-operative care, You will be given the opportunity to learn the most contemporary minimally invasive and transcatheter approaches and techniques for CABG, aneurysm and mitral valve interventions Through an appropriate time for discussion and a constant interaction between the participants and the Faculty, our course is ideated to be engaging. In addition, each session will include one Live in Box video abstract selected from your submissions… so please, if you want to be part of our Faculty, submit your minimally invasive and transcatheter interventions at info@noemacongressi.it. Your video should be 5 minutes long, HD, and well showing a challenging case or an innovative technique. Cardiac Surgery need to progress, and we believe minimally invasive and trans-catheter is the way to go. We are looking forward to welcoming you with this unforgettable educational project, on CTSNet, June the 7th and 8th. See you there! Prof. Marco Di Eusanio
SCIENTIFIC PROGRAM JUNE 7th, 2021
Coronary artery disease Aortic Aneurysm
Chairmen: W. Oosterlinck, Leuven - Belgium Chairmen: J. Bavaria, Philadelphia - USA
G. Torregrossa, Chicago - USA E. Roselli, Cleveland - USA
15.00 The coronary surgeon in 2030 16.30 Root and ascending
TBD aorta repair in 2030
E. Roselli, Cleveland - USA
15.15 Why and how to build a hybrid
program for CAD 16.45 Aortic arch repair in 2030
W. Oosterlinck, Leuven - Belgium J. Bavaria, Philadelphia - USA
Step by step techniques for: 17.00 TAAA repair in 2030
R. Chiesa, Milan - Italy
Conduit harvesting
15.25 Direct view LIMA-RIMA Step-by-step technique for:
harvesting 17.10 Minimally invasive root/arch
S. Nambala, Bangalore - India surgery
15.32 Robotic LIMA-RIMA harvesting T. Yan, Sidney - Australia
G. Torregrossa, Chicago - USA 17.20 Evolving approaches for FET
15.39 Endoscopic SVG/RA harvesting surgery: normothermic and
without circulatory arrest!
M. Cefarelli, Ancona - Italy
M. Di Eusanio, Ancona - Italy
E. Gatta, Ancona - Italy
Coronary bypass grafting
17.30 Selected Video Abstract
15.46 Direct vision multivessel CABG
P. Davierwala, Leipzig - Germany 17.35 DISCUSSION
15.53 Robotic multivessel CABG 18.00 End of day
H. Balkhy, Chicago - USA
16.00 Selected Video Abstract
16.05 DISCUSSIONSCIENTIFIC PROGRAM JUNE 8th, 2021
Mitral valve MICS can be more than
Chairmen: T.C. Nguyen, San Francisco - USA a ‘small cut’
J. Kempfert, Berlin - Germany 15.56 The value of ultra fast-track
anesthesia
Step by step techniques for: C. Münch, Ancona - Italy
Preparing for mini-mitral valve 16.03 Selected video abstract
repair
16.08 DISCUSSION
15.00 Cut-down vs. percutaneous
cannulation The Great Debate
K. Van Praet, Berlin - Germany 16.38 Minimally invasive mitral valve
15.07 Trans-thoracic vs. balloon repair is here to stay
aortic clamping J. Kempfert, Berlin - Germany
M. Rinaldi, Turin - Italy 16.50 Transcatheter mitrals are not
only the present but the future
Approaching the mitral valve T.C. Nguyen, San Francisco - USA
15.14 Robotic
Trans-catheter mitral valve
J. Bonatti, Vienna - Austria interventions
15.21 Endoscopic 17.02 Trans-catheter mitral valve
N. Bonaros, Innsbruck - Austria interventions: why and how
should the surgeon play a
15.28 Direct view, trans-axillary major role
M. Di Eusanio, Ancona - Italy K. Grubb, Atlanta - USA
Mitral Valve repair and AF Step by step techniques for:
ablation 17.14 Catheter based edge to edge
15.35 Chords vs resection repair
for mini-mitral repair M. Taramasso, Zurich - Switzerland
T. Doenst, Jena - Germany
17.21 Transcatheter redo mitral valve
15.42 Valve repair, AF ablation interventions
and LAA clip G. Tang, New York - USA
B. Van Putte, Nieuwegein - Netherlands
17.28 TMVI
15.49 Transapical chordal repair M. Andreas, Vienna - Austria
G. Gerosa, Padua - Italy
17.35 Selected video abstract
17.40 DISCUSSION
18.00 Closing remarksFACULTY* COURSE DIRECTOR
Martin Andreas, Vienna - Austria Prof. M. Di Eusanio, Ancona - Italy
Husam Balkhy, Chicago - USA
Joseph Bavaria, Philadelphia - USA
Nikolaos Bonaros, Innsbruck - Austria
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Johannes Bonatti, Vienna - Austria Dr. J. Alfonsi, Ancona - Italy
Mariano Cefarelli, Ancona - Italy Dr. P. Berretta, Ancona - Italy
Roberto Chiesa, Milan - Italy Dr. M.D. Pierri, Ancona - Italy
Piroze Davierwala, Leipzig - Germany Dr. M. Cefarelli, Ancona - Italy
Marco Di Eusanio, Ancona - Italy
Torsten Doenst, Jena - Germany
Emanuele Gatta, Ancona - Italy
Gino Gerosa, Padua - Italy
Kendra J. Grubb, Atlanta - USA
Joerg Kempfert, Berlin - Germany
Christopher Maria Münch, Ancona - Italy
Sathyaki Nambala, Bangalore - India
Tom C. Nguyen, San Francisco - USA
Wouter Oosterlinck, Leuven - Belgium
Mauro Rinaldi, Turin - Italy
Eric Roselli, Cleveland - USA
Gilbert H. L. Tang, New York - USA
Maurizio Taramasso, Zurich - Switzerland
Gianluca Torregrossa, Chicago - USA
Karel Van Praet, Berlin - Germany
Bart Van Putte, Nieuwegein - Netherlands
Tristan D. Yan, Sidney - Australia
* The faculty list could undergo some
changes
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