“Health Care & Education must be free for all Mankind.”
- Bhagawan Sri Sathya Sai Baba
International Faculty
National Faculty
National Faculty
Dr Sudhir Srivastava
Dr Frederick Mohr
Dr Mark Ruel
Dr Gorav Ailawadi
Dr Filip Casselman
Dr Victor Pretorius
Dr Yugal Mishra
Dr Ajay Kaul
Dr Anvay Mulay
Dr Neelam Desai
Dr N Satyaki
Dr Rehan
Dr Atul Maslekar
Dr Murlidhar
Dr P K Dash
Dr Ramamurthy Bingi
Dr Subhash
Dr Kolli Chalam
Dr Srikanth Sola
Dr Bharat Dubey
Dr Manoj S P
Dr Anand S
Dr Adil Sadiq
Dr Srinivas D
Dr Dharmesh
Dr Sathya Swaroop
Organizing Committee
Dr Swarna Bharadwaj,
Director, SSSIHMS, Bangalore
Organizing Chairman:
Dr Chandrashekar G,
Sr.Consultant & HOD, CTVS
Dr C Voleti,
Chairman-Cardiac Sciences, SSSIHMS
Organizing Secretary:
Dr C S Hiremath,
Additional Senior Consultant, CTVS
Dr Anurag Vidhale,
Consultant, CTVS
Dr T Kumaran,
Consultant, CTVS
Dr Chittaranjan,
Jr.Consultant, CTVS
Dr Vijay L,
Jr.Consultant, CTVS
CTVS Workshop 2015
Minimal Access
cardiac Surgery
March 2727-28th 2015
Sri Sathya Sai Institute
of Higher Medical Sciences
Sciences,,
REGISTRATION
1. No registration fee.
2. Online registration available at
http://wfd.sssihms.org.in/pages/macs-2015-home.html
3. Last date for registration: 5th March 2015
4. Accommodation to be arranged by the participants.
5. Please address any queries to [email protected]
Contact: Dr Vijay
Dr Anupama
Mob: +91-988 00 12690
+91-991 66 10710
Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Medical Sciences, Whitefield, Bangalore
Phone: +91-80-28004725
Whitefield,, Bangalore
Whitefield
Minimal Access Surgery hitherto known as “Key Hole Surgery” has become the norm in
most of the surgical branches today. Though this approach was slow to pick up amongst
cardiac surgeons, it has been off late becoming popular amongst them too. Cardiac
Surgeons worldwide have to compete with their interventional cardiologist colleagues
as patients demand less invasive approaches
It is also important to note here that our efforts in providing surgical healing through
minimal access doesn’t compromise on the safety, quality and longevity of the surgical
procedure performed. The results should match our conventional approaches and be a
step ahead. This approach should also result in better outcomes than interventional
therapies by Cardiologists.
Minimal Access Cardiac Surgery has inherent advantages of avoiding cutting the
breast bone, which according to many is a major disadvantage of conventional cardiac
surgery. Also the use of blood products is minimized or eliminated. The post-operative
recovery is hastened and the patient may be discharged within 48 hours after surgery.
We are putting together various Minimal Access Cardiac Surgeons in India who have
great experience and have pioneered this technique in our country. This is an attempt
to introduce and popularize this approach to as many cardiac surgeons as possible
especially to the younger lot. We extend a hearty invitation to the faculty & the
delegates and hope that you all will partake in this exciting field of cardiac surgery.
Session 4 27th Mar
27th March 2015 - Friday
3.45 pm – 5.30 pm
Moderators: Dr Manoj, Dr Adil Sadiq
Inauguration & Lamp
Lighting
08:45 am Dr Swarna Bharadwaj, Director, SSSIHMS, Bangalore
Session 1 27th Mar
Opening remarks
Dr G Chandrashekar, HOD, Dept of CTVS , SSSIHMS, Bangalore
Key Note address
Dr Choudhary Voleti, Chairman-Cardiac Sciences, SSSIHMS & Director,
SSSIHMS, Puttaparthi
Anesthesia management
in Minimal Access Cardiac
Surgery
Speaker:
Dr Kolli Chalam, HOD-Anesthesia,
SSSIHMS, Bangalore
Moderators:
Dr Muralidhar,
Dr Srinivas
Percutaneous Mitral valve
interventions
Speaker:
Dr P K Dash, HOD –Cardiology,
SSSIHMS, Bangalore
Moderators:
Dr Ramamurthy Bingi,
Dr Subhash
Session 2 27th Mar
Talk on Minimal access OS-ASD
Dr Bharat Dubey, Sr.Consultant, BGS Global, Bangalore
LIVE demonstration of OS-ASD
Dr G Chandrashekar, HOD-CTVS, SSSIHMS, Bangalore
9.00 am – 10.25 am
28th March 2015 - Saturday
Organizing a minimal
access cardiac surgery setup
Session 5 28th Mar 08.45 am – 10.20 am
Dr Anand S, Sr.Consultant, BGS Global,
Bangalore
Role of anesthetist in minimal
access CABG
Dr Srinivas D, Sr.Consultant, BGS Global,
Imaging modalities in MACS
Dr Srikanth Sola, Consultant, SSSIHMS-Blr
Bangalore
Moderators:
Dr Dharmesh,
Dr Ajay Kaul,
Dr Sathya Swaroop
Moderators:
Dr Srinivas, Dr Dharmesh
10.25 am – 12.40 pm
Session 6 28th Mar 10.25 am – 1.00 pm
Moderators: Dr Atul Maslekar, Dr Rehan, Dr C S Hiremath
Moderators: Dr Ajay Kaul, Dr Anvay Mulay, Dr G Chandrashekar
Surgery of the Mitral Valve – paradigm shift from
surgeon’s scalpel to minimally invasive surgery
Dr G Chandrashekar, HOD-CTVS, SSSIHMS, Bangalore
LIVE demonstration of Minimal Access Mitral
Valve replacement
Dr Bharat Dubey, Sr.Consultant, BGS Global, Bangalore
Pearls and pitfalls of minimal access CABG
Dr Yugal Mishra, Director-CTVS, Fortis Escorts, New Delhi
LIVE demonstration of Minimal Access CABG
Dr N Satyaki, Chief-CTVS, Apollo Hospital, Bangalore
L U N C H
L U N C H
Session 3 27th Mar
Session 6 28th Mar
1.40 pm – 3.45 pm
Moderators: Dr Anand, Dr T Kumaran
Talk on Minimal access Aortic Valve surgery
Dr N Satyaki, Chief-CTVS, Apollo Hospital, Bangalore
LIVE demonstration of Minimal Access Aortic
Valve replacement
Dr Yugal Mishra, Director-CTVS, Fortis Escorts, New Delhi
2:10 pm – 3.50 pm
Panel Discussion: Minimal Access Cardiac Surgery – Perspectives & Future
Moderator: Dr Neelam Desai, HOD, CTVS, SSSIHMS, Puttaparthi
Eminent National & International faculty like Dr Frederick Mohr, Dr Mark Ruel, Dr Gorav Ailawadi,
Dr Yugal Mishra, Dr Filip Casselman Dr N Satyaki , Dr Ajay Kaul, Dr Victor Pretorius
Concluding Address
Dr Sudhir Srinvastava, Director-MACS, Medanta Medicity, Gurgaon, India
Vote of thanks
Dr Vijay L, Jr Consultant, CTVS, SSSIHMS-Blr