Agenda

Stay at the forefront of arrhythmia care through sessions highlighting advanced ECG interpretation, device-based therapies, and lively debates on early ablation.
Real-world case discussions and interactive formats provide practical knowledge you can immediately apply in clinical settings.

Topics in Focus:

• Rapid Fire Cases: Name That Rhythm
• Heart Rhythm Management in Patients with Heart Failure
• Does Early Rhythm Control With Catheter Ablation Benefit All Patients with AF?
• Crucial Diagnostic Tests for My Patient With Syncope
• Catheter Ablation: The First Line of Treatment for Rhythm Disturbance

Develop a solid understanding of advanced prevention strategies that integrate cardiovascular, renal, and metabolic considerations.
Explore innovative methods for risk assessment, lipid optimization, and emerging therapies that address obesity, inflammation,
and other key factors.

Topics in Focus:

• Risk Factors in Cardiovascular Disease
• Lipid Management in High-Risk Populations
• Accurate Early CV Risk Assessment: The Holy Grail of Prevention
• Uncharted Areas for Prevention: Beyond ASCVD
• Putting Prevention into Practice: Case-Based Discussions

Examine the comprehensive management of heart failure and cardiomyopathies, from early intervention to advanced therapies.
Sessions cover HFrEF, HFpEF, and specialized conditions, emphasizing clinical decision-making around imaging, pharmacology,
LVADs, and transplantation.

Topics in Focus:

• Demystifying the THICK Heart
• Heart Failure With Reduced Ejection Fraction: Overcoming Barriers for Improving Outcomes
• The HFpEF: A Paradigm Shift
• When GDMT is Not Enough!
• Challenging Cases for the Multidisciplinary Team

Gain insights into the latest approaches for both acute and chronic ischemic heart disease, including advanced intervention techniques
and management of complications. Topics range from new guidelines in ACS to specialized procedures for complex lesions such as CTO and
calcification.

Topics in Focus:

• Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS)
• Chronic Coronary Syndrome (CCS)
• Complex Coronary Interventions (CTO & Calcification)
• Complications

See how leading-edge imaging methods—such as photon-counting CT, advanced nuclear scans, 3D echo, and strain analysis—can refine
diagnosis and guide personalized therapies. Engaging case reviews and debates illustrate the real-world impact of these powerful
diagnostic tools.

Topics in Focus:

• Novel Imaging Applications: Ready for Your Lab Today
• Role of Imaging in Commonly Encountered Dilemmas
• The Multimodality Imaging Approach in Special Populations
• Routine Viability Imaging in Ischemic Cardiomyopathy
• Multimodality Imaging and the Management of Atrial Fibrillation

Explore modern strategies for diagnosing and treating valvular disorders, including tricuspid, aortic, and mitral lesions.
Sessions delve into procedural considerations, surgical versus percutaneous decision-making, and challenges like infectious
or inflammatory valve disease.

Topics in Focus:

• A Banner Decade for the Tricuspid Valve
• Aortic Valve Disease: A Lifelong Journey
• Mitral Valve Disease in the 21st Century
• To Cut or Not to Cut? Complex Multivalve Debate
• Quenching the Fever: Infectious and Inflammatory Valve Disease

Address critical and sometimes overlooked facets of cardiovascular care, such as adult congenital heart disease and
cardio-obstetric considerations. Participants gain fresh perspectives on advanced patient management and collaborative strategies.

Topics in Focus:

• Adult Congenital Heart Disease: Current Status and Challenges

Hear from thought leaders on major issues shaping cardiovascular medicine today. Discussions span digital health advances,
equitable access, obesity management, guideline adoption, and the extensive impact of diabetes on cardiovascular outcomes.

Topics in Focus:

• Cardio AI: Redefining CV Care with AI
• Barriers and Strategies to Overcome Equitable Delivery of CV Care
• Weight and Obesity Management: A Critical Pillar in CV Health
• Success and Challenges in Adopting the Guidelines
• Diabetes as a Cardiovascular Disease