Video : An experience-based approach to Structural Heart Interventions in the COVID-19 era

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Wednesday, April 22^nd 2020 - 05:30pm to 07:30pm (GMT+2)

Cardiology / Valvular / Others / Webinar

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Healthcare systems are facing a huge rise in demand for emergency room visits, ward admissions and ICU entries. Despite medical departments reforms and clinical appointments rescheduling, critical status patients with life-threatening severe aortic stenosis and other conditions are being postponed.
This situation poses unique challenges to the care of non-COVID patients and interventional community is worried. A concerted strategy to mitigate the effects of COVID-19 in structural heart disease (SHD) must be in place.

We face short- and long-term unpredictable consequences, so we must plan ahead the way we are dealing with this challenge and how are we going to resume interventional cardiology procedures, specially TAVI.

Program

17:30	Regional situation of the cardiovascular impact of COVID-19 pandemic in Europe: overview Panel roundtable
18:00	At the crossroads of COVID-19 and interventional cardiology Ignacio Cruz Gonzalez Q&A Session
18:25	Management and monitoring of Mitral regurgitation and other SHD patients: distinctions of patients at risk and practical recommendations Giuseppe Tarantini Q&A Session
18:50	Management and monitoring of Aortic Stenosis patients: distinctions of patients at risk and practical recommendations Nicolas Van Mieghem Q&A Session
19:30	Conclusion

Supported by an unrestricted educational grant

Shooting date : 2020-04-22
Last update : 2022-02-28