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TAVR: Optimizing the Choice of Prosthesis and Patient (MICHAEL J. REARDON, MD)

SESSION SIX • Valvular Heart Disease II: The Aortic and Prosthetic Valves "TAVR: Optimizing the Choice of Prosthesis and Patient" SPEAKER: MICHAEL J. REARDON, MD ------------------------------------------- 8th Annual MULTIMODALITY CARDIOVASCULAR IMAGING FOR THE CLINICIAN February 23-25, 2018 Houston Methodist Research Institute - Houston, Texas COURSE DIRECTOR William A. Zoghbi, MD, FASE, FAHA, MACC COURSE CO-DIRECTORS Stephen H. Little, MD, FRCPC, FACC, FASE John J. Mahmarian, MD, FACC, FSCCT, FASNC Miguel A. Quiñones, MD, MACC Dipan J. Shah, MD, FACC A DeBakey Institute for Cardiovascular Education & Training event PROGRAM OVERVIEW Cardiovascular imaging plays a vital role in the management of the cardiovascular patient. Knowledge of various imaging modalities is critical to understanding their advantages, limitations and appropriate utilization in patients with ischemic heart disease, heart failure, atrial fibrillation, cardiomyopathy, masses, valvular disease and aortic disease. In addition to didactic lectures by world experts, this symposium offers the opportunity to participate in small-group tutorials for each imaging modality and demonstrations of heart anatomy, as well as observe live procedural cases. These sessions will allow participants to better visualize and understand cardiac and valvular structure, and enhance correlations with cardiac imaging. TARGET AUDIENCE Cardiologists, cardiovascular surgeons, anesthesiologists, internists, radiologists, critical care physicians, advanced cardiovascular practitioners, cardiovascular nurses, sonographers, fellows in training, cardiovascular imaging technologists in areas such as echocardiography, nuclear cardiology, cardiac CT and cardiac MRI will benefit from this course. EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES • Discuss new developments in multimodality imaging • Compare the different types of imaging for the assessment of ischemia to determine which is the most beneficial for the specified clinical question • Evaluate valve and heart morphology and relate them to valvular imaging and interventions • Describe the timing and interventions in common valvular disorders • Discuss how imaging can be utilized to differentiate cardiomyopathies and masses • Explain the role of imaging in vascular disease and diseases of the aorta • Summarize the most common congenital heart disease disorders seen in the adult and their salient imaging features