ADVANCED TAVI IMAGING Meet the experts Information Program Directors Venue How to get there BMW Welt München BUSINESS CENTER Am Olympiapark 1 80809 Munich, Germany Webwww.bmw-welt.com If you arrive in Munich by plane, from the airport, take the S-Bahn (urban train). At Marienplatz take the U3 (underground) to Olympiazentrum. Coordination Office Please find all information on www.bmw-welt.com Antonio Colombo, MD Columbus Hospital/ San Raffaele Hospital Markus Kasel, MD German Heart Center Klinikum Augsburg Susheel K. Kodali, MD Columbia University Medical Center New York, USA Martin B. Leon, MD Columbia University Medical Center New York, USA Motoharu Araki, MD Saiseikai Yokohama Eastern Hospital Yokohama, Japan Stephan Baldus, MD University Hospital Cologne, Germany Volkmar Falk, MD University Hospital Zurich, Switzerland Christian Glatthor, MD Klinikum GAP Rebecca Hahn, MD Columbia University Medical Center Milan, Italy Munich, Germany Augsburg, Germany Faculty Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany New York, USA Christian Hengstenberg, MD German Heart Center It is our sincere pleasure to welcome you to Munich, Germany for our second Advanced Imaging for Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation (TAVI) Course. From the first case in a human in 2002 to present, TAVI has evolved significantly, and will become the standard of care for the treatment of aortic stenosis in a subset of patients. We have learned that meticulous imaging assessment of the aortic valve before, during, and after TAVI is pivotal for a successful procedure. Please contact the coordination office for hotel requests. Register now How to attend Direct link Booking options www.heart-live.com/tavi Full Registration TAVI 249,– EUR Dec. 3, 2014 Advanced Imaging for TAVI December 3, 2014 BMW-Welt Munich · Germany Munich, Germany Karl-Heinz Kuck, MD Asklepios St. Georg Alexander Leber, MD Isar Heart Center Munich, Germany Nicolo Piazza, MD, PhD McGill University Health Centre Montreal, Canada Anuparma Shivaraju Advocate Christ Hospital Carolin Sonne, MD German Heart Center Christian Thilo, MD Klinikum Augsburg Thomas Walther, MD Kerckhoff Klinik Hamburg, Germany Chicago, USA Program Directors Brought to you by In cooperation with Antonio Colombo, MD Columbus Hospital/ San Raffaele Hospital Milan, Italy Markus Kasel, MD German Heart Center Munich, Germany Klinikum Augsburg Augsburg, Germany Susheel K. Kodali, MD Columbia University Medical Center New York, NY Martin B. Leon, MD Columbia University Medical Center New York, NY Munich, Germany Augsburg, Germany Bad Nauheim, Germany A cordial invitation Dear Colleagues, Hotel information Doctrina Med Phone +49 (0)611 945882-40 Fax +49 (0)611 945882-44 Email [email protected] Prolog Advancement in the various imaging modalities has been growing apace and in conjunction with the TAVI procedure itself. Keeping abreast of these imaging techniques is a necessity and a vital part of a successful TAVI program. Susheel Kodali, MD Markus Kasel, MD In addition to the didactic lectures, there will be hands-on sessions where the attendees will have the opportunity to analyze both CT and echo studies with the support of the faculty. This course will enhance the attendees knowledge in the following areas: ° Basic principles and protocols for acquisition and analysis of CT scans prior to TAVI ° Role of echo in pre-procedural screening as well as intraprocedural guidance for TAVI ° Understanding of the challenges as well as tools available for valve sizing ° Ability to manage complex scenarios with the aid of imaging Thank you for joining us! We hope this meeting will become an annual event, and that we can continue to provide you with valuable, up-todate information on TAVI imaging techniques and the procedure. Sincerely, Markus Kasel, MD Susheel Kodali, MD Agenda Part One Pre-Procedural Screening and Vascular Access 11:30 AM 8:00 AM Basics of Multi-detector CT Basic principles, imaging protocols, analysis tools and beyond Leber 8:20 AM Basics of Echo Assement for AS Including Borderline and Low Flow, Low Gradient Cases Understanding strengths and limitations Sonne 8:40 AM Assessing Vascular Access with CT scan, Angiography, IVUS and MRI When and how to use Anatomy of the Aortic Valve Complex Attendees will attend 3 workshops 12 people per session SESSION I (attendees choose one) Workshop 1 CT Workstation Training Multiple Workstations Workshop 2 Echo Sizing Philips Sonne Workshop 3 CT MPR Workstation Training Osirix and Synedra Kodali 12:15 AM 9:15 AM CT Assessment of the Aortic Annulus What measurements are important and how to obtain them Kasel 9:30 AM Echo Assessment of Aortic Annulus with a Focus on 3D Assessment Hahn 9:45 AM Value of intraprocedural Balloon Sizing Kasel 10:00 AM Discussion 1:45 PM 10:15 AM Break Workshop 1 CT Workstation Training Multiple Workstations 10:30 AM Complex Clinical Scenarios PART ONE Challenges in Sizing · Coronary occlusion · Effaced sinuses · Small STJ and porcelain aorta · Severe LVOT calcification · Severe eccentricity · Assessment ·Management ·Prevention (Valve in valve, Bicuspid AS, Small annulus) Kasel SESSION II (attendees choose one) Workshop 2 Echo Sizing Philips Workshop 3 CT MPR Workstation Training Osirix and Synedra 1:00 PM Kodali Hahn Thilo SESSION III (attendees choose one) Walther Workshop 3 CT MPR Workstation Training Osirix and Synedra 2:50 PM Alternative Access Options Walther Tips and Tricks regarding different alternative access route options with case examples 3:10 PM Echo Guided Implantation, Assessment and Management of Paravalvular Aortic Regurgitation Hahn 3:30 PM Fluoroscopic Guided Implantation, Assessment and Management of Paravalvular Aortic Regurgitation Kasel 3:50 PM Discussion 4:00 PM Break Kodali Hahn 3D visualization in a 2D world: Adjunctive fluoroscopic imaging tools 4:15 PM Using Fluoroscopic Landmarks For Identifying The Ideal View Follow the right cusp rule 4:30 PM Update on Imaging Systems with Discussion · Paeion angiographic system · Siemens Dyna-CT · Phillips Heart Navigator · GE Innova system 4:50 PM Screening and Periprocedural Imaging in Mitravalve Treatment 5:10 PM Screening and Periprocedural Imaging of LAA Closure Devices Kasel Kuck Leber Sonne Shivaraju Thilo Vascular Access Management Techniques for obtaining optimal vascular access and percutaneous closure with available devices Leber Break for Lunch Workshop 2 Echo Sizing Philips 2:30 PM Sonne Araki Kasel Part Two Hahn Workshop 1 CT Workstation Training Multiple Workstations Piazza Agenda Procedural Considerations Hengstenberg Aortic Valvular Complex 9:00 AM Workshops Kasel Baldus Kodali Glatthor 5:30 PM Complex Clinical Scenarios PART TWO with Discussion · Coronary artery occlusion: Management and prevention · Hypertrophic LV and prominent septal bulge · Horizontal aorta · Severely depressed LV function: Role of hemodynamic support · Valve in Valve · Ad hoc TAVI - apossibility? Case Presenters: 6:15 PM Program Conclude Kasel, Kodali Colombo, Falk, Kuck, Walther