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**Timing of PPVI** >> Ziyad Hijazi **Pulmonary valve implantation - planning and sizing** >> Xavier Iriart **Case based learning:** **Harmony valve** >> Matthew Gillespie **Venus P-Valve** >> Francisco Garay **PT-Valve** >> John Cheatham **Alterra stent** >> TBD **Valve in valve: Breaking rings... intentionally** >> Allison Cabalka **Accreditation:** This webinar is accredited by the European Board for Accreditation in Cardiology (EBAC) for **2 external CME credits.** Through an agreement between the European Board for Accreditation in Cardiology and the American Medical Association, physicians may convert EBAC External CME credits to AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. Information on the process to convert EBAC credit to AMA credit can be found on the AMA website [https://www.ama-assn.org/](https://www.ama-assn.org/) [Register Now](https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/2115907438636/WN_6NAmssyHRnKKRo34lrFwCA target="_blank")

• Start time: 09:00 AM America/Chicago
• Duration: 1H

Interactive course focused on strategies to optimize outcomes in the treatment of CLTI. Course format includes scientific discussions centered on the utilization of intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) and atherectomy with the Phoenix Atherectomy System. Objectives: • Outline treatment strategies for the care of patients with CLTI based on recent clinical trials and evidence based data • Explore the role of Intravascular Ultrasound in determining a revascularization approach • Review indications, successful utilization, and potential complications of the Phoenix atherectomy device • Overview of clinical data including the presenters own study data

• Start time: 09:00 AM America/Chicago
• Duration: 1H

Welcome to the **Intracoronary Guidance in Complex PCI Course.** Last year, the first two editions of the **Intracoronary Guidance in Complex PCI** were held in Madrid, bringing together experts from different continents to share, over two days, practical knowledge and expertise on how to address clinical or anatomical challenges in PCI. We keep a vivid memory of the very active discussions that took place over lectures and live cases, during the session breaks and at dinner; we enjoyed the time, being unaware of how fortunate were in engaging in face to face discussions. Of course, at that time we could not imagine that, one year later, large and small presential scientific events would be virtually non-existing due to the emergence of a large pandemic. Yet, like all of you over the last months, we aimed for reinventing ourselves. For the second time this year we embark in new meeting format that would allow pursuing the same educational objectives of prior edition of this meeting. **We are committed to explore how many important diagnostic and therapeutic tools available since recently can be best applied in the practice of complex PCI. Furthermore, in the spirit of the SYNTAX II trial, we are interested in exploring how to integrate these tools with best clinical practices into a holistic approach to coronary revascularisation.** We would like also to highlight two interesting sessions focused on two hot topics in cardiovascular medicine. The first is a session on ischaemia without obstructive coronary disease which will provide a comprehensive review on the diagnosis and management of this condition, frequently underscored in many patients investigated in the catheterisation laboratory. The second will address the problem of why PCI frequently fails in controlling anginal symptoms, examined from a 360 degree perspective that incorporates the evidence from post-PCI physiology studies like DEFINE PCI and TARGET PCI, evidence on the role of pre-existing microcirculatory dysfunction, and new interventions for the management of refractory angina. All the discussions and presentations will be based on the most updated information, including the recently reported studies a large international meetings held in 2020 like the PCR e-course and TCT Connect. **You will see that we are privileged to have a distinguished faculty in this two-day program; all of whom are engaged in cutting-edge research in the field of intravascular imaging and coronary physiology in addition to being expert PCI operators.** The program takes advantage of the opportunities generated by online communication. To facilitate engagement and active participation of all participants, the program includes as much time for discussion after talks as the time given for the talks themselves. We are prepared to field your questions; if you prefer to wait until the end of the talk, please do so, otherwise, just submit your questions through the dedicated chat. Chances are if you have a question about something so will several other people in the audience. **The course will be largely based on live learning from live and recorder cases, linked to the meeting room with cutting edge technology which will facilitate discussion and interaction with all attendees.** We will be delighted to bring** live and recorded cases demonstrations from Hospital Clinico San Carlos, Madrid,** Spain to showcase the planning of PCI procedures and, subsequently, the use of diagnostic and therapeutic tools during the intervention. The simpleeducation.co website provides a huge resource of key course material, your attendance certificate, live case demonstrations, information on the latest studies and clinical trials. All of this will be housed within your own customised educational passport. Finally, on behalf of the entire faculty team, we would like to thank you for taking the time to attend the course. We hope you find the course informative and stimulating, leaving you prepared to implement the latest contemporary intracoronary guidance techniques in your catheter laboratory. We wish you a very pleasant and fruitful virtual attendance to our course in Madrid.

• Start time: 03:00 AM America/Chicago
• Duration: 7H 30M

We are delighted to have during this program world-renowned Faculty sharing their expertise on several topics such as: • Coronary artery disease including bifurcation lesions, complex cases in high bleeding risk patients, multivessel disease • Aortic and structural heart disease interventions • Hypertension reduction clinical updates Other topics related to women in leadership roles, women in the cathlab and the challenges that women interventional cardiologists face in the healthcare environment are covered as well in the program. DISCLAIMER We would like to record this webinar for Medtronic training purposes and will make the recording available to you afterwards. The final recording will contain audio and the presentation, but will exclude the chat function and participant list. Please note that all participants will be muted and you will have an opportunity to ask questions in the Q&A chat box. Please avoid sharing any third-party personal data, including patient data, in your questions and comments. You may not record, take screenshots or photos of screen images during the webinar. [Privacy Statement](https://europe.medtronic.com/xd-en/privacy-statement/hcp-education-services-privacy-statement.html target="_blank")

• Start time: 09:00 AM America/Chicago
• Duration: 2H 30M

**OBJECTIVES** ▪ Understand the importance of fluoroscopic views during THV implantation ▪ Optimize your TAVI implantation *Participants will have the opportunity to ask questions and exchange with faculty via chat. The session will be recorded and available on the same link 24 hours after the webinar.*

• Start time: 12:00 PM America/Chicago
• Duration: 1H 30M

We are delighted to have during this program world-renowned Faculty sharing their expertise on several topics such as: • Coronary artery disease including bifurcation lesions, complex cases in high bleeding risk patients, multivessel disease • Aortic and structural heart disease interventions • Hypertension reduction clinical updates Other topics related to women in leadership roles, women in the cathlab and the challenges that women interventional cardiologists face in the healthcare environment are covered as well in the program. DISCLAIMER We would like to record this webinar for Medtronic training purposes and will make the recording available to you afterwards. The final recording will contain audio and the presentation, but will exclude the chat function and participant list. Please note that all participants will be muted and you will have an opportunity to ask questions in the Q&A chat box. Please avoid sharing any third-party personal data, including patient data, in your questions and comments. You may not record, take screenshots or photos of screen images during the webinar. [Privacy Statement](https://europe.medtronic.com/xd-en/privacy-statement/hcp-education-services-privacy-statement.html target="_blank")

• Start time: 09:00 AM America/Chicago
• Duration: 2H 30M

Join us for the Advisory Board’s global review of how various health systems responded to the Covid-19 outbreak. Our free-ranging discussion will look at recent successes and short-comings, and try to answer the big questions that still need to be resolved if we are to secure a sustainable future. _This webinar series is sponsored by Medtronic for educational purposes only. The content, views and opinions contained within the webinar series are copyrighted by Advisory Board and all rights are reserved. Advisory Board experts wrote the content, conducting the underlying research independently and objectively. Advisory Board does not endorse any company, organization, product or brand mentioned in the webinar series._

• Start time: 10:00 AM America/Chicago
• Duration: 1H

To exchange and discuss treatment strategies for complex CTO lesions and reflect on practical cases Welcome & session overview - Prof van den Berg Common Challenges in CTO - Prof Brodmann Audience Q&A (led by Prof van den Berg) Clinical Case presentation - Prof Bisdas Faculty discussion & Audience Q&A (led by Prof van den Berg) Take home message - Prof van den Berg

• Start time: 10:00 AM America/Chicago
• Duration: 45M

**Anatomy for LAA closure:** landmarks and morphological phenotypes >> Andrew Cook **Pre-procedure imaging: challenges** **TEE: Visualising the LAA** >> Martin Swaans **CT: Optimising the LAA imaging** >> Dee Dee Wang **Panel discussion: Incorporating CT** evaluation using modeling and simulation strategy into the workflow** >> Ole De Backer, Jens Erik Nielsen-Kudsk and Philippe Garot **Preiprocedure imaging: What it adds to fluoroscopy** **TEE: Optimising TSP, 3D sizing, sheath positioning, optimal position post** >> Christoph Hammerstingl **Fusion imaging: what does it really add?** >> Felix Kreidel **4D ICE**>> Vivek Reddy [Register](https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/8715989467432/WN_YNn0a-mnSJy1LAnEdwF1dw target="_blank")

• Start time: 10:00 AM America/Chicago
• Duration: 1H

Intravascular Imaging & Coronary Physiology workshop is a full-day program providing both detailed and broad examinations of basic and advanced clinical techniques. World-leading experts will review relevant trial data, and discuss advancements in device concepts. Multiple didactic sessions will be intertwined with a live case from the cath lab at St. Francis Hospital, The Heart Center.

• Start time: 07:00 AM America/Chicago
• Duration: 9H

Addressing the controversy of LM revascularisation PCI head-on by first providing the statistical weapons to give delegates the tools to interpret the data. We then explore which patients will benefit from percutaneous revascularisation before defining how to achieve technical excellence. **Summary & Learning Points:** Trial design & interpretation LMS controversy Imaging in LMS Ostial disease

• Start time: 07:00 AM America/Chicago
• Duration: 3H 20M

WEBINAR: From Proof to Patients...who should be first in line for Renal Denervation treatment? Join us for this live panel debate following up on the latest from TCT, where experts will dissect the data and analyze key topics around therapy usage & patient selection

• Start time: 12:00 PM America/Chicago
• Duration: 1H

• Start time: 07:00 AM America/Chicago
• Duration: 10H

This education webinar is for attending physicians, fellows, and allied health professionals who participate in the care of patients with heart rhythm management. This session features clinical and scientific discussions on the latest lead extraction guidelines and consensus, technical tips and tricks using mechanical lead extraction devices. Case based learning will focus on patient care in procedural success. OBJECTIVES Understand guidelines and expert consensus in safety of lead extraction Discuss contemporary lead extraction devices and techniques Define procedural success and collaborative approaches for driving quality outcomes in at-risk patients

• Start time: 04:30 AM America/Chicago
• Duration: 1H 30M

Interactive course focused on strategies to optimize outcomes in the treatment of deep venous disease utilizing IVUS. Course format includes topics centered on the value and utilization of intravascular ultrasound (IVUS). The presenters will also share case examples and their experience in this webinar. • Provide greater understanding of deep venous disease management with IVUS • Establish and/or refine your IVUS imaging skills in deep venous interventions • Overview of IVUS therapy workflow and techniques for treating patients with venous compression in iliac and central veins

• Start time: 09:00 AM America/Chicago
• Duration: 1H

Venock venous closure device >> Horst Sievert New AtriCure concepts for LAA closure >> Thorsten Hanke 4D ICE >> Karl-Heinz Kuck Artificial intelligence in transcatheter treatment >> Gry Dahle More experience with transcatheter removal of cardiac tumors >> Krzysztof Kaczmarek Papillary muscle approximation >> Horst Sievert

• Start time: 09:00 AM America/Chicago
• Duration: 2H

CSI Live features expert operators in the field of congenital, structural and valvar heart disease interventions - live from their cath-lab. In the first episode of this series, we will be transmitting live cases from CardioVascular Center CVC in Frankfurt, Germany. Prof. Horst Sievert will demonstrate step-by-step cases and discuss practical tips and tricks with our panel of experts from all over the world. The virtual session will be interactive and offer audience engagement with unfiltered reality and real-time decision-making. Registered participants will be able to join us live throughout the day or view individual cases on demand after the live event.

• Start time: 03:00 AM America/Chicago
• Duration: 9H

Anatomical variations in different age groups >> Andrew Cook Prenatal diagnosis >> Gurleen Sharland Best imaging of aortic arch before, during and after stent implantation >> Gregor Krings Role of balloon dilation >> Grazyna Brzezinska-Rajszys Tips and tricks for stenting complex aortic arch obstruction >> Marc Gewillig Complications of stenting coarctation: how to avoid, how to deal with, if that happened >> Lee Benson Aortic atresia treatment >> Stephan Schubert

• Start time: 09:00 AM America/Chicago
• Duration: 2H

OBJECTIVES Know more about Anticoagulation after TAVI and what it means for valve thrombosis Review the latest data of TAVI in low risk patients and its clinical application Discuss how to define a low risk patient for TAVI today Introduction – *J. Bax* Optimal antithrombotic therapy after TAVI - *J Ten Berg* Live Q&A: moderated by *J. Bax* TAVI in low risk patients - the current evidence – *R. Binder* Live Q&A: moderated by *J. Bax* What actually defines a low risk patient? – *A. Baumbach* Live Q&A: moderated by *J. Bax* Close the session – *J. Bax*

• Start time: 11:30 AM America/Chicago
• Duration: 1H

**How to plan & size for mitral interventions** >> Hasan Jilaihawi **Four cases of mitral valve disease: how to treat?** **Case 1 Carillon**>> Joerg Honold **Case 2 Mitraclip** >> Martin Swaans **Case 3 Tendyne** >> Gry Dahle **Case 4 Mitral stenosis with severe mitral annular and leaflet calcification, aortic stenosis and tricuspid insufficiency. What now?** >> Alok Sharma **Case 5 DragonFly** >> Jian’an Wang [Register Now](https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/4515907423722/WN__1s5EYNQSvmT0T8cXgnd_A target="_blank")

• Start time: 09:00 AM America/Chicago
• Duration: 2H

Simple Education essential guides Intracoronary Guidance in Complex PCI is the premier international course focusing on intracoronary guidance of procedures during Complex PCI. The course is run by leading world-renowned international faculty and specialises in the use of intracoronary guidance in complex PCI. Simple Education has been running interventional courses for the past 8 years specialising in complex PCI management and state-of-the-art coronary physiology and intracoronary imaging.

• Start time: 01:30 AM America/Chicago
• Duration: 8H

During this interactive session, experts will discuss coronary In-stent restenosis management strategies by sharing the latest literature overview, tips and tricks in advanced intravascular imaging, excimer laser atherectomy skills when approaching ISR and real-world cases. - Overview contemporary ISR approach - Learn and discuss the role of intravascular imaging and laser techniques in CTO crossing - Discuss real world ISR recanalization strategies (case-based learning)

• Start time: 04:30 AM America/Chicago
• Duration: 1H 30M

Get ready for a League of Legends... Come watch, listen and vote for the best and brightest nightmare cases.

• Start time: 02:00 AM America/Chicago
• Duration: 2H

PROGRAM Large VSD in small infants: when to attempt device closure instead of conventional surgery >> Damien Kenny Device closure of perimembranous VSD: how to avoid AV block, tricuspid regurgitation, aortic regurgitation >> Do Nguyen Tin When I would choose hybrid approach for VSD closure >> Zahid Amin Experience with devices for PMVSD closure: case 1 >> Worakan Promphan case 2 >> Alain Fraisse case 3 >> Sivapraksam Muthukumaran

• Start time: 09:00 AM America/Chicago
• Duration: 2H