Cardiovascular Symposium

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ECG Workshop Thursday afternoon, September 17, 2015 Saint John Regional Hospital – Cafeteria AB, Level 2 Moderator: David Marr, MD Learning Objectives: • Interpret the ECG in a variety of cardiovascular disorders, including ACS, conduction abnormalities and tachyarrhythmias • Discuss management strategies utilizing the electrocardiogram • Review commonly encountered issues with implantable cardiac devices Target Audience: Physicians Cardiology Technologists Registered Nurses 1200 – 1255 Registration – Level 1, Amphitheatre 1255 – 1300 Introduction 1300 – 1320 Ricardo Bessoudo, MD 1320 – 1350 Pat Bergin, MD 1350 – 1410 Joseph Rigley, MD 1410 – 1430 Satish Toal, MD SVT and Wide QRS Tachycardia Drugs, Electrolytes and Effects On the ECG 10 ECG Mimics of Myocardial Infarction and What They Actually Mean ECG in ICD/Pacemaker/CRT • Optimization and commonly encountered problems • Trouble shooting/pacemaker emergencies • Shock reduction strategies 1430 – 1450 Nutrition Break – Please visit our exhibitors in the Light Court. 1450 – 1600 David Marr, MD Cases and More Cases EKG’s illustrating interesting cases will be discussed. Please note that 25% question/answer time is included in each lecture/presentation time allotment. 8
Stress Echocardiography Thursday afternoon, September 17, 2015 Saint John Regional Hospital – Amphitheatre Level 5D Moderator: David Bewick, MD Learning Objectives: • Discuss the utility of stress echocardiography in the evaluation and management of patients with valvular heart disease • Discuss the advantages and limitations of a pharmacological echo versus exercise stress echocardiography • Evaluate the utility of stress echocardiography in non-ischemic heart disease with a LBBB • Practical application of stress echwocardiography utilizing a case presentation format Target Audience: Cardiologists Internists Sonographers Cardiology Technologists 1200 – 1255 Registration – Level 1, Amphitheatre 1255 – 1300 Introduction David Bewick, MD 1300 – 1320 Anthony Sanfilippo, MD 1320 – 1400 Howard Leong-Poi, MD 1400 – 1420 Sarah Ramer, MD 1420 – 1440 David Bewick, MD Assessment of Functional Severity of Valvular Regurgitation – Does Stress Echo Add Any Incremental Value? This presentation will review the hemodynamic and structural adaptations to volume loading, how Stress Echo may provide insights as to the status of the asymptomatic patient and review current guidelines. Diagnosis of Low Flow, Low Gradient Aortic Stenosis With and Without LV Systolic Dysfunction • Practical utility of dobutamine stress echo • Pearls and pitfalls • How to diagnose “surgical” low flow low gradient aortic stenosis with preserved EF The diagnosis of severe valvular aortic stenosis (AS) is challenging when mean transaortic gradients are
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