The Fundamentals in Cardiac Surgery course will run from 5-9 June 2017
MONDAY 5 JUNE
Module 1: Aorta & Congenital
09:00 | Registration | |
09:30 | Welcome and introduction | S Livesey, London |
09:40 | Cardiac tumours | H Muresian, Bucharest |
10:00 | Structure and function of the aorta | H Muresian, Bucharest |
10:30 | Aorta assessment | M Shrestha, Hannover |
11:00 | Break | |
11:30 | Type A – acute aortic syndrome | M Shrestha, Hannover |
12:00 | Type B – acute aortic syndrome | T Schachner, Linz |
12:30 | Operative techniques for the descending thoracic aorta | T Schachner, Linz |
13:00 | Lunch | |
14:00 | Imaging challenges in aorta | R Allison, Southampton |
14:30 | Endovascular thoracic aortic repair | R Allison, Southampton |
15:00 | Break | |
15:30 | Squeezing the juice: tips for making the most of your training | C Munsch, Leeds |
16:15 | Cardiac trauma: from the roadside to the operating theatre | C Deakin, Southampton |
17:00 | Close |
TUESDAY 6 JUNE
09:00 | Anatomy | V Tran, London |
10:15 | Patent ductus arteriosus | C Salih, London |
10:30 | Coarctation of the aorta | C Salih, London |
11:00 | Break | |
11:30 | Atrial septal defects | C Salih, London |
12:00 | Ventricular septal defects | C Salih, London |
12:30 | Cyanotic heart disease I | A Parry, Bristol |
13:00 | Lunch | |
14:00 | Cyanotic heart disease II | A Parry, Bristol |
14:30 | Adult congenital heart disease I | D Barron, Birmingham |
15:00 | Break | |
15:30 | Adult congenital heart disease II | D Barron, Birmingham |
16:15 | Congenital cases and multi-disciplinary team | C Salih, London; D Barron, Birmingham; A Parry, Bristol |
17:00 | Close |
WEDNESDAY 7 JUNE
09:00 | Wet-lab: lung transplantation | F De Robertis, London |
11:00 | Break | |
11:30 | Organ care system | F De Robertis, London; A Simon, London |
13:00 | Lunch |
Module 2: Heart and Lung Failure and MCS
14:00 | Heart Transplantation VAD and Intra-aortic balloon pump (IABP) |
A Simon, London |
17:00 | Close |
THURSDAY 8 JUNE
09:00 | Surgical treatment of heart failure | F De Robertis, London |
09:30 | Heart transplantation – recipient | F De Robertis, London |
10:00 | Heart transplantation – donor | F De Robertis, London |
10:30 | Heart transplantation – operation | F De Robertis, London |
11:00 | Break | |
11:30 | Lung failure – the size of the problem | To be announced |
12:00 | Lung volume reduction | To be announced |
12:30 | Chronic obstructive airways disease multi-disciplinary team | F De Robertis, A Simon, London |
13:00 | Lunch | |
14:00 | Lung transplantation – recipient | A Simon, London |
14:30 | Lung transplantation – donor | A Simon, London |
15:00 | Break | |
15:30 | Lung transplantation – operation | A Simon, London |
16:00 | Results of lung transplantation | A Simon, London |
16:30 | Video-clips | F De Robertis, A Simon, London |
17:00 | Close |
FRIDAY 9 JUNE
09:00 | Short-term mechanical circulatory support I | F De Robertis, London |
09:30 | Short-term mechanical circulatory support II | F De Robertis, London |
10:00 | Surgical management of cardiogenic shock | F De Robertis, London |
10:30 | Long-term ventricular assist device I | C Bowles, Harefield |
11:00 | Break | |
11:30 | Long-term ventricular assist device II | C Bowles, Harefield |
12:00 | Cardiac gene and cell therapy: progress and problems | S Harding, London |
12:30 | What have we learned? | S Livesey, London |
13:00 | Lunch & Close |
COURSE INFORMATION
Date/Duration
5-9 June 2017 (5 day course)
Location
Windsor, UK
Course Director/s
S Livesey, Southampton
Course Format
Interactive lectures
Hands on wetlab
Course Fee
Members: €595 inclusive of 20% UK VAT
Non-Members: €675 inclusive of 20% UK VAT
Fee includes lunch, refreshments and dinners on Tuesday 6 and Thursday 8 June 2017
*Scholarships are available for this course – for further information please Click Here
Course Overview
Basic principles of cardiac surgery part II. The course will encompass two 2.5 day modules: Essentials in Aorta & Congenital and Essentials of Heart and Lung Failure and MCS. The middle day of the course will offer expert ‘hands-on’ wetlab training covering both modules.
Target Audience
Cardiac and cardio-thoracic surgeons; Residents and fellows in cardiac surgical training programmes
Learning Objectives
Experienced lecturers from all parts of Europe will present a systematic overview of topics, using advanced teaching techniques