Congenital Imaging Webinar
Join us for this specialised Congenital Imaging Webinar designed to provide practical insights into the role of imaging in guiding complex surgical decision-making. The programme will explore two critical areas: Double outlet right ventricle and precision in aortic valve surgery in the paediatric age. Faculty experts will demonstrate how to interpret and integrate findings from echocardiography, MRI, and CT, while highlighting their impact on surgical planning. Through focused lectures, multimodality comparisons, and challenging clinical cases, delegates will gain a deeper understanding of how imaging can simplify complexity, support repair strategies, and improve outcomes in congenital heart surgery.
| 18:00 | Welcome & introduction |
| 18:05 | Double outlet right ventricle: Mapping complexity J Hörer, Munich, M Pringsheim, Munich |
| Defining great vessel malposition and simplifying related surgical challenges | |
| Echo assessment: Great vessels, pulmonary valve and coronary arteries | |
| Imaging considerations: From identifying features critical for surgical decision-making to the integration of echo, MRI, and CT findings | |
| Clinical Cases | |
| 18:50 | Precision in aortic valve surgery in the paediatric age: the aortic valve and ascending aorta L Galletti, Rome, R Iacobelli, Rome, A Secinaro, Rome |
| Different dimensions: 2D and 3D echo for valve assessment | |
| Beyond echo: the growing role of CT and MRI in aortic valve disease | |
| Simulation and planning for valve repair | |
| From images to decisions: Challenging clinical valve cases | |
| 19:30 | Panel discussion and Q&A |
| 20:00 | Close |
