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Organized by: - ATHENS CMR LEVEL 1 WEB SCIENTIFIC EVENT SATURDAY 3/10 SUNDAY 4/10 & ΜΟΝDAY 5/10 PREPARATION FOR LEVEL 2 AND 3 Accredited by Organized by: • Greek College of Clinical Applications of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance “CARDIOTOMI” • First Cardiology Clinic, University of Athens, Greece The only Greek course endorsed by EACVI and SCMR: • European Association of Cardiovascular Imaging (EACVI) • Society of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance (SCMR) Accredited by: EBAC with 16 CMEs 2020 https://www.athenscmrlevel1.com/2020/index.php.
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ATHENS CMRLEVEL 1
WEB SCIENTIFIC EVENT
SATURDAY 3/10SUNDAY 4/10
& ΜΟΝDAY 5/10
PREPARATION FOR LEVEL 2 AND 3
Accredited by
Organized by:
• Greek College of ClinicalApplications of CardiovascularMagnetic Resonance “CARDIOTOMI”
• First Cardiology Clinic, University of Athens, Greece
The only Greek course endorsed by EACVI and SCMR:
• European Association of Cardiovascular Imaging(EACVI)• Society of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance(SCMR)
Accredited by: EBAC with 16 CMEs
2020
https://www.athenscmrlevel1.com/2020/index.php.
3/10/2020 SATURDAY 4/10/2020 SUNDAY
Welcome: Sophie Mavrogeni
BASIC SCIENCE COURSE: COURSE COORDINATOR A. ALETRASCHAIR PERSONS: I. NIKAS, D. VERGANELAKIS
Basic CMR physics A. AletrasSequences used for CMR Imaging C. XanthisMapping techniquesG. PapanastasiouExperience on a virtual MR scan C. XanthisDISCUSSIONhands-on session
CMR IN CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE AND CARDIAC REMODELLINGCHAIR PERSONS: C. AGGELI, I. IAKOVOU, V. VARTELA
Discussion through Clinical casesStress CMR. How to do and interpretE. Nakou Acute myocardial infarction. CMR evaluationR. NijveldtStress CMR. Clinical implications and comparison with other imaging modalitiesA. PepeCMR in cardiac remodelling for decision making in ischemic Heart DiseaseE.Vidalakis DISCUSSIONBREAK
CMR IN ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY AND PACEMAKERSCHAIR PERSONS: G.THEODORAKIS, T. MAOUNIS, A. SIDERIS
What are the expectations of an electrophysiologist from CMR?K. GatzoulisCMR before ablation. Real need or luxury?D.TsiachrisInterventional CMR in electrophysiologyJ. SchwitterCMR conditionel devicesJ. SchwitterDISCUSSIONBREAKClinical cases analysed using Circle protocolsHow to perform the basic and advanced CMR measurements? (personal training)Coordinators: R. Claessens, R. Nijveldt
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CMR IN NON ISCHEMIC CARDIOMYOPATHIES AND VALVULAR DISEASES/HEART FAILURECHAIR PERSONS: S. ADAMOPOULOS, M. BONIOS, A. GKOUZIOUTA
Discussion of electrophysiologic queries through CMR cases
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CMR IN MYOCARDIAL INFLAMMATIONSYSTEMIC DISEASESCHAIR PERSONS: A. DALIANIS, V. VARTELA, R. VRETTOU
CMR in ThalassemiaA. PepeCMR in Cardio-OncologyC. ChrysochoouCMR in Cardio-Rheumatology -Neuromuscular disorders-AmyloidosisS. MavrogeniAcute/ ChronicMyocarditisG. Sarri DISCUSSIONBREAK
CMR IN CONGENITAL HEART, PULMONARY HYPERTENSION, TUMORSCOURSE COORDINATOR: C. LASKARICHAIR PERSONS: G. ATHANASSOPOULOS, C. LASKARI, K. PUSHPARAJAH
Diagnostic/Interventional MRI in Congenital Heart Diseases/Pulmonary hypertensionK. PushparajahCardiac masses and tumors in childrenC. LaskariMRI for CHD when Echo is limitedA. TzifaDISCUSSION
CMR IN THE ERA OF MULTIMODALITY IMAGINGCHAIR PERSONS: C. CHRYSOCHOOU, A. MANGINAS, D. TOUSOULIS
Echo vs CMRC. AggeliSPECT vs CMRG. BenetosPET-CT vs CMRG. BenetosDISCUSSION
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G. Sarri
E. Economou
D. Klettas
E. Nakou
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D. Vidalakis
R. Vretou
C. Chrysochoou
M. Kolentinis
T. Ntoskas
Closing remarks S. Mavrogeni
CMR in Dilated Cardiomyopathy/Heart FailureK. BratisCMR in Hypertrophic CardiomyopathyT. NtoskasCMR in Arrhythmogenic CardiomyopathyD. KlettasCMR in Valvular diseasesM. Kolentinis DISCUSSIONBREAKHow to perform basic+advanced CMR measurements (personal training) Clinical cases analysed using Circle protocolsCoordinator: R. Claessens, R. NijveldtBREAK
“THE GREAT PARTY OF CLINICAL CASES”
Chief OrganizerMAVROGENI S.v. Professor of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance in Kapodistrian University of Athens and vice director of Cardiology Department in Onassis Cardiac Surgery Center, Athens, Greece Noninvasive Diagnostics Department • AGGELI K.• ALETRAS Α.• BRATIS K.• CHRYSOHOOU C.• LASKARI C.• MAVROGENI S.• NIJVELDT R.• PEPE A.• PUSHPARAJAH K.• SCHWITTER J.• TOUSOULIS D.
ORGANIZING AND SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
The ATHENSCMR LEVEL 1 is accredited by the EuropeanBoard for Accreditation in Cardiology (EBAC) for “17 hours” of External CME credits. Each participant should claim only those hours of credit that have actuallybeen spent in the educational activity. EBAC works according to the quality standards of the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME), which is an institution of the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS).
COURSE DIRECTORSophie Mavrogeni MD [email protected]
SECRETARIATPhaedra Constantinidou Tel.: 210-9493341, Fax: 210-9493336Email: [email protected]
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