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Webcasts - Wednesday 1 September 2010

ESC Congress 2010 recorded presentations

Please find here below a list of webcasts from ESC Congress 2010. Thank you to the presenters who have shared their presentations with us!

PresentationSpeakerTopicDate
Clinical Trial Update IIIPACE: Pacing to Avoid Cardiac Enlargement (PACE) studyCheuk-Man Yu (Hong Kong SAR, CN)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation01 Sep 2010
Clinical Trial Update IIIDiscussant: PACE: Pacing to Avoid Cardiac Enlargement (PACE) studyWilliam Abraham (US)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation01 Sep 2010
Clinical Trial Update IIICARE HF LTFU: Cardiac Resynchronisation in Heart Failure: Long-Term Follow-upJohn Cleland (UK)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation01 Sep 2010
Clinical Trial Update IIIDiscussant: CARE HF LTFU: Cardiac Resynchronisation in Heart Failure: Long-Term Follow-upOle A Breithardt (DE)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation01 Sep 2010
Clinical Trial Update IIIThe REALISE-AF registry: an international, observational, cross-sectional survey describing characteristics, cardiovascular risk, and management of patients with atrial fibrillationPhilippe Gabriel Steg (FR)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation01 Sep 2010
Clinical Trial Update IIIDiscussant: The REALISE-AF registry: an international, observational, cross-sectional survey describing characteristics, cardiovascular risk, and management of patients with atrial fibrillationJosep Brugada Terradellas (ES)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation01 Sep 2010
Treatment of atrial fibrillation in heart failureRate control: which drugs?Harry Crijns (NL)Heart failure / LV dysfunction01 Sep 2010
Treatment of atrial fibrillation in heart failurePulmonary vein isolation: for which patients?Philippe Mabo (FR)Heart failure / LV dysfunction01 Sep 2010
Treatment of atrial fibrillation in heart failureOther electrical treatment.Jean-Yves Le Heuzey (FR)Heart failure / LV dysfunction01 Sep 2010
Treatment of atrial fibrillation in heart failurePrevention of stroke.Harald Darius (DE)Heart failure / LV dysfunction01 Sep 2010
Clinical Trial Update IIIKYOTO HEART: Effect of valsartan on cardiovascular outcomes in patients with high-risk hypertension: updated analyses of the KYOTO HEART StudyHiroaki Matsubara (Japan)Hypertension01 Sep 2010
Clinical Trial Update IIIDiscussant: KYOTO HEART: Effect of valsartan on cardiovascular outcomes in patients with high-risk hypertension: updated analyses of the KYOTO HEART StudyStephane Laurent (FR)Hypertension01 Sep 2010
Clinical Trial Update IIIJIKEI HEART: Effect of valsartan in Japanese subjects with coronary heart disease: Sub-analysis of results of JIKEI HEART StudyMitsuyuki Shimizu (Japan)Hypertension01 Sep 2010
Treatment of stable coronary diseasePrognosis and prevention.Huon Gray (UK)Interventional cardiology01 Sep 2010
Treatment of stable coronary diseasePharmacotherapy.Jose Lopez-Sendon (ES)Interventional cardiology01 Sep 2010
Treatment of stable coronary diseasePercutaneous intervention.Jean Marco (FR)Interventional cardiology01 Sep 2010
Treatment of stable coronary diseaseSurgical revascularisation.Paul Sergeant (BE)Interventional cardiology01 Sep 2010
Treatment of stable coronary disease... and the answer is ...Michal Tendera (PL)Interventional cardiology01 Sep 2010
Clinical Trial Update IIITREAT: Trial to Reduce Cardiovascular Events with Aranesp (darbepoetin) TherapyJohn McMurray (UK)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction01 Sep 2010
Clinical Trial Update IIIDiscussant: TREAT: Trial to Reduce Cardiovascular Events with Aranesp (darbepoetin) TherapyKarl Swedberg (SE)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction01 Sep 2010
Highlight SessionBasic Science.Axel Radlach Pries (DE)NA01 Sep 2010
Highlight SessionHypertension.Robert Fagard (BE)NA01 Sep 2010
Highlight SessionImaging.Frank Rademakers (BE)NA01 Sep 2010
Highlight SessionInterventional cardiology.Carlo Di Mario (UK)NA01 Sep 2010
Highlight SessionValvular heart disease.Raphael Rosenhek (AT)NA01 Sep 2010
Highlight SessionHeart failure and cardiomyopathies.Marco Metra (IT)NA01 Sep 2010
Highlight SessionPreventive cardiology.David Allan Wood (UK)NA01 Sep 2010
Treatment of atrial fibrillation in heart failureRhythm control: which drugs?Stefan H Hohnloser (DE)Valvular disease01 Sep 2010
Percutaneous coronary intervention in 3 vessel disease and main stemComplex 3 vessel disease.M.Ostojic ( Belgrade-Serbia)Interventional cardiology28 Aug 2011
Percutaneous coronary intervention in 3 vessel disease and main stemComplex main stem lesion.M C.Morice ( Massy-France)Interventional cardiology28 Aug 2011
Percutaneous coronary intervention in 3 vessel disease and main stemWhat do the guidelines say?D.Dudek ( Krakow-Poland)Interventional cardiology28 Aug 2011
Genetic determinants of cardiovascular disease: are genome-wide association studies the whole answer?Genome-wide association studies: only a partial success story?H.Watkins ( Oxford-United Kingdom)Cardiovascular system (patho)physiology28 Aug 2011
Genetic determinants of cardiovascular disease: are genome-wide association studies the whole answer?Where to find the missing heritability?F.Cambien ( Paris-France)Cardiovascular system (patho)physiology28 Aug 2011
Genetic determinants of cardiovascular disease: are genome-wide association studies the whole answer?How to interpret sequence data.D F.Gudbjartsson ( Reykjavik-Iceland)Cardiovascular system (patho)physiology28 Aug 2011
Electrophysiology in 2011: visions and challengesEvolving medical antiarrhythmic treatment targets: ready for clinical practice?DO.Arnar ( Reykjavik-Iceland)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
Electrophysiology in 2011: visions and challengesProphylactic catheter ablation of VT in patients with structural heart disease: ready to reduce morality?H.Kottkamp ( Zurich-Switzerland)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
Electrophysiology in 2011: visions and challengesMultimodality optimised lead positioning to reduce CRT non responders: ready for prime time?OA.Breithardt ( Erlangen-Germany)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
Novel approaches in hypertensionNeprilysin - the vasopeptidase comeback kid.L M.Ruilope ( Madrid-Spain)Hypertension28 Aug 2011
Novel approaches in hypertensionRenal nerve ablation - ready for prime time?H.Krum ( Melbourne-Australia)Hypertension28 Aug 2011
Novel approaches in hypertensionAldosterone-synthase inhibitors.F.Zannad ( Vandoeuvre Les Nancy-France)Hypertension28 Aug 2011
Novel approaches in hypertensionThird generation beta-blockers.K.Stoschitzky ( Graz-Austria)Hypertension28 Aug 2011
Controversial issues in diabetes managementWhat is the target for HbA1C?N.Marx ( Aachen-Germany)Pharmacology and pharmacotherapy28 Aug 2011
Controversial issues in diabetes managementWhen to use hypoglycaemic drugs?E A M.Gale ( Bristol-United Kingdom)Pharmacology and pharmacotherapy28 Aug 2011
Controversial issues in diabetes managementLipid-lowering therapy. How to get to target?T R.Pedersen ( Oslo-Norway)Pharmacology and pharmacotherapy28 Aug 2011
Clinical Trial Update I - Drug treatmentKYOTO HEART Study: Cardiovascular protective effects of valsartan in high-risk hypertensive patients with chronic kidney disease: updated analysis of KYOTO HEART StudyT.Sawada ( Kyoto-Japan)Hypertension28 Aug 2011
Clinical Trial Update I - Drug treatmentDiscussant - KYOTO HEART Study: Cardiovascular protective effects of valsartan in high-risk hypertensive patients with chronic kidney disease: updated analysis of KYOTO HEART StudyJ.Redon ( Valencia-Spain)Hypertension28 Aug 2011
Clinical Trial Update I - Drug treatmentASCOT: Anglo-Scandinavian Cardiac Outcomes Trial: 10 year follow-up of the Lipid_lowering ArmlP S.Sever ( London-United Kingdom)Prevention and rehabilitation28 Aug 2011
Clinical Trial Update I - Drug treatmentDiscussant - ASCOT: Anglo-Scandinavian Cardiac Outcomes Trial: 10 year follow-up of the Lipid_lowering ArmlG.De Backer ( St Martens Latem-Belgium)Prevention and rehabilitation28 Aug 2011
Clinical Trial Update I - Drug treatmentARISTOTLE: Efficacy and safety of Apixaban compared to Warfarin at different levels of INR control for stroke prevention in 18,202 patients with atrial fibrillation in the ARISTOTLE trialL C.Wallentin ( Uppsala-Sweden)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
Clinical Trial Update I - Drug treatmentROCKET AF: Prevention of stroke and systemic embolism using the oral direct factor Xa inhibitor Rivaroxaban compared with Warfarin in patients with nonvalvular atrial fibrillation and moderate renal impairmentK A A.Fox ( Edinburgh-United Kingdom)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
Clinical Trial Update I - Drug treatmentDiscussant - ROCKET AF: Prevention of stroke and systemic embolism using the oral direct factor Xa inhibitor Rivaroxaban compared with Warfarin in patients with nonvalvular atrial fibrillation and moderate renal impairmentS H.Hohnloser ( Frankfurt-Germany)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
Clinical Trial Update I - Drug treatmentRE-LY: Concomitant use of antiplatelet therapy with dabigatran or warfarin in the randomized evaluation of long-term anticoagulation therapy (RE-LY®) trialAM.Dans ( Manila-Philippines)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
Clinical Trial Update I - Drug treatmentDiscussant - RE-LY: Concomitant use of antiplatelet therapy with dabigatran or warfarin in the randomized evaluation of long-term anticoagulation therapy (RE-LY®) trialFWA.Verheugt ( Amsterdam-Netherlands)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
Clinical Trial Update I - Drug treatmentONTARGET: Medication adherence and outcomes in high-risk cardiovascular patients in the ONTARGET trialM.Bohm ( Homburg/Saar-Germany)Pharmacology and pharmacotherapy28 Aug 2011
Clinical Trial Update I - Drug treatmentDiscussant - ONTARGET: Medication adherence and outcomes in high-risk cardiovascular patients in the ONTARGET trialL.Tavazzi ( Cotignola-Italy)Pharmacology and pharmacotherapy28 Aug 2011
Multimodality imaging heart failureRole of echocardiography.W G.Daniel ( Erlangen-Germany)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
Multimodality imaging heart failureRole of cardiac myocardial resonnance imaging.M.Desai ( Cleveland-United States of America)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
Multimodality imaging heart failureRole of nuclear cardiology and cardiac computed tomography.S R.Underwood ( London-United Kingdom)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
Electrocardiogram - still a challenge?Electrocardiogram tracings.J L R M.Smeets ( Nijmegen-Netherlands)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
Electrocardiogram - still a challenge?Electrocardiogram tracings.J.Brugada Terradellas ( Barcelona-Spain)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
Imaging of the right ventricleAn unusual case of angina at rest.M.Voehringer ( Stuttgart-Germany)Nuclear cardiology, CMR & CT28 Aug 2011
New features and effects of angiogenic growth factors in vascular diseasesVEGF splicing as control mechanism of angiogenesis in vascular diseases.D.Bates ( Bristol-United Kingdom)Vascular biology28 Aug 2011
New features and effects of angiogenic growth factors in vascular diseasesVEGF-D as a vasculoprotective factor.I.Zachary ( London-United Kingdom)Vascular biology28 Aug 2011
New features and effects of angiogenic growth factors in vascular diseasesVEGFs and the angiogenic paradox in diabetic patients.J.Waltenberger ( Muenster-Germany)Vascular biology28 Aug 2011
Novel devices for heart failureCurrent recommendations from the ESC Guidelines.K.Dickstein ( Stavanger-Norway)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
Novel devices for heart failureOptimal application of telemonitoring.A.Mortara ( Monza-Italy)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
Novel devices for heart failureNovel implantable devices for New York Heart Association I-III heart failure patients.M R.Cowie ( London-United Kingdom)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
Novel devices for heart failureDevices for end-stage heart failure.L.Warner Stevenson ( Boston-United States of America)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
The challenge of arrhythmias in athletesThe frontier between normal and abnormal ectrocardiogram in athletes.F.Carre ( Rennes Cedex-France)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
The challenge of arrhythmias in athletesAtrial fibrillation in athletes: clinical relevance and management.L.Mont ( Barcelona-Spain)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
The challenge of arrhythmias in athletesVentricular arrhythmias: who is at risk?A.Steinvil ( Tel-Aviv-Israel)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
The challenge of arrhythmias in athletesManagement of syncope in athletes.L.Eckardt ( Munster-Germany)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
Controversies in low-flow low-gradient aortic stenosisAortic valve replacement improves outcome in patients with preserved ejection fraction.: Pro.P.Pibarot ( Quebec-Canada)valvular disease28 Aug 2011
Controversies in low-flow low-gradient aortic stenosisAortic valve replacement improves outcome in patients with preserved ejection fraction.: Contra.G.Habib ( Marseille-France)valvular disease28 Aug 2011
Controversies in low-flow low-gradient aortic stenosisAortic valve replacement improves outcome in patients with preserved ejection fraction.: Pro.P.Pibarot ( Quebec-Canada)valvular disease28 Aug 2011
Controversies in low-flow low-gradient aortic stenosisAortic valve replacement improves outcome in patients with preserved ejection fraction.: Contra.G.Habib ( Marseille-France)valvular disease28 Aug 2011
Controversies in low-flow low-gradient aortic stenosisContractile reserve should be systematically assessed in patients with reduced ejection fraction: Pro.J-L.Monin ( Creteil-France)valvular disease28 Aug 2011
Controversies in low-flow low-gradient aortic stenosisContractile reserve should be systematically assessed in patients with reduced ejection fraction.: Contra.A A.Pasquet ( Brussels-Belgium)valvular disease28 Aug 2011
Controversies in low-flow low-gradient aortic stenosisContractile reserve should be systematically assessed in patients with reduced ejection fraction: Pro.J-L.Monin ( Creteil-France)valvular disease28 Aug 2011
Controversies in low-flow low-gradient aortic stenosisContractile reserve should be systematically assessed in patients with reduced ejection fraction: Contra.A A.Pasquet ( Brussels-Belgium)valvular disease28 Aug 2011
Dealing with major complications during percutaneous coronary interventionBleeding.N.Meneveau ( Besancon-France)Interventional cardiology28 Aug 2011
Dealing with major complications during percutaneous coronary interventionThrombosis.CKY.Wong ( Hong Kong-Hong Kong SAR, People's Republic of China)Interventional cardiology28 Aug 2011
Dealing with major complications during percutaneous coronary interventionDevice loss and foreign body retrieval.A.Pichard ( Washington-United States of America)Interventional cardiology28 Aug 2011
Unprotected left main disease in 2011The spectrum of left main disease.A.Chieffo ( Milan-Italy)Interventional cardiology28 Aug 2011
Unprotected left main disease in 2011Rationale for surgery.J R.Pepper ( London-United Kingdom)Interventional cardiology28 Aug 2011
Unprotected left main disease in 2011Rationale for percutaneous revascularisation.M C.Morice ( Massy-France)Interventional cardiology28 Aug 2011
Unprotected left main disease in 2011Future perspectives.P W.Serruys ( Rotterdam-Netherlands)Interventional cardiology28 Aug 2011
CRH I - Risk and treatment realityEUROACTION preventive cardiology programme plus intensive smoking cessation with VareniclineD A.Wood ( London-United Kingdom)Prevention and rehabilitation28 Aug 2011
CRH I - Risk and treatment realityEUROASPIRE III: modelling the clinical and cost-effectiveness of optimizing cardiovascular prevention in patients with established coronary heart disease in EuropeL.Annemans ( Gent-Belgium)Prevention and rehabilitation28 Aug 2011
CRH I - Risk and treatment realityQuality of care at discharge is affected by hospital case volume in acute myocardial infarction patients. A French nationwide assessmentF.Schiele ( Besancon-France)Epidemiology and health policy28 Aug 2011
CRH I - Risk and treatment reality"Atrial fibrillation ablation" European survey: short-term results.J.Brugada Terradellas ( Barcelona-Spain)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
CRH I - Risk and treatment realityGARFIELD: Multicentre international registry of patients newly diagnosed with atrial fibrillation at risk of stroke: the Garfield RegistryA.Kakkar ( London-United Kingdom)Peripheral circulation/stroke28 Aug 2011
CRH I - Risk and treatment realityGlobal variation in the etiology and management of atrial fibrillation: results from a global atrial fibrillation registryJ.Healey ( Hamilton-Canada)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
Controversial issues in therapyShould we test platelet response?K.Schroer ( Dusseldorf-Germany)Thrombosis & platelets, microcirculation28 Aug 2011
Controversial issues in therapyAntiplatelet regimens in patients undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention requiring anticoagulation.A.Rubboli ( Bologna-Italy)Thrombosis & platelets, microcirculation28 Aug 2011
Controversial issues in therapyRisk of gastrointestinal bleeding and use of proton pump inhibitors.M.Sabatine ( Boston-United States of America)Thrombosis & platelets, microcirculation28 Aug 2011
Controversial issues in therapyRisk of stopping dual therapy.S D.Kristensen ( Aarhus N-Denmark)Thrombosis & platelets, microcirculation28 Aug 2011
The heart in concert: do other organs matter?Gut.A.Sandek ( Berlin-Germany)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
The heart in concert: do other organs matter?Bones.P.Rozentryt ( Zabrze-Poland)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
The heart in concert: do other organs matter?Liver.P.de Groote ( Lille Cedex-France)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
Hot Line I - Cardiovascular risk and complicationsPURE: The prevention gaps in 17 low, middle and high income countries involving over 150,000 peopleS.Yusuf ( Hamilton-Canada)Prevention and rehabilitation28 Aug 2011
Hot Line I - Cardiovascular risk and complicationsDiscussant - PURE: The prevention gaps in 17 low, middle and high income countries involving over 150,000 peopleA P.Maggioni ( Florence-Italy)Prevention and rehabilitation28 Aug 2011
Hot Line I - Cardiovascular risk and complicationsHCS: Prospective evaluation of post-prandial triglycerides and cardiovascular events in patients with coronary artery diseaseU.Laufs ( Homburg-Germany)Prevention and rehabilitation28 Aug 2011
Hot Line I - Cardiovascular risk and complicationsDiscussant - HCS: Prospective evaluation of post-prandial triglycerides and cardiovascular events in patients with coronary artery diseaseP J.Barter ( Sydney-Australia)Prevention and rehabilitation28 Aug 2011
Hot Line I - Cardiovascular risk and complicationsdal-VESSEL: Efficacy and safety of dalcetrapib in patients with or at risk of coronary heart disease - the dal-VESSEL trialT F.Luescher ( Zurich-Switzerland)Prevention and rehabilitation28 Aug 2011
Hot Line I - Cardiovascular risk and complicationsDiscussant - dal-VESSEL: Efficacy and safety of dalcetrapib in patients with or at risk of coronary heart disease - the dal-VESSEL trialK A A.Fox ( Edinburgh-United Kingdom)Prevention and rehabilitation28 Aug 2011
Hot Line I - Cardiovascular risk and complicationsARISTOTLE: Efficacy and safety of Apixaban compared to Warfarin for prevention of stroke and systemic embolism in 18,202 patients with atrial fibrillation: primary results of the ARISTOTLE trialC B.Granger ( Durham-United States of America)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
Hot Line I - Cardiovascular risk and complicationsDiscussant - ARISTOTLE: Efficacy and safety of Apixaban compared to Warfarin for prevention of stroke and systemic embolism in 18,202 patients with atrial fibrillation: primary results of the ARISTOTLE trialM D.Ezekowitz ( Villanova-United States of America)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
Hot Line I - Cardiovascular risk and complicationsCORP: COlchicine for Recurrent Pericarditis (CORP). A multicenter, double-blind, randomized, controlled trialM.Imazio ( Torino-Italy)Myocardial-Pericardial disease28 Aug 2011
Hot Line I - Cardiovascular risk and complicationsDiscussant - CORP: COlchicine for Recurrent Pericarditis (CORP). A multicenter, double-blind, randomized, controlled trialA.Keren ( Jerusalem-Israel)Myocardial-Pericardial disease28 Aug 2011
Treating chronic heart failure comorbodities without harm: chronic kidney diseaseWorsening renal function in heart failure; prognostic markers and effect of drugs.M R.Cowie ( London-United Kingdom)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
Treating chronic heart failure comorbodities without harm: chronic kidney diseaseTubular markers in heart failure; can we finally monitor renal function adequately?C.Gaillard ( Bilthoven-Netherlands)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
Treating chronic heart failure comorbodities without harm: chronic kidney diseaseWhat do the Guidelines say?D J.van Veldhuisen ( Groningen-Netherlands)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
Cardiac resynchronisation therapy: from patient selection to monitorisationThe case of "non-left bundle branch block" QRS morphology: when should I consider cardiac resynchronisation therapy?C.Linde ( Stockholm-Sweden)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
Cardiac resynchronisation therapy: from patient selection to monitorisationRecurrent atrial fibrillation in a cardiac resynchronisation therapy patient: role of remote monitoring for management strategy.H.Burri ( Geneva-Switzerland)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
Acute heart failure. Beyond conventional treatment?Imposible diuresis.E A.Lopez De Sa Y Areses ( Madrid-Spain)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
Acute heart failure. Beyond conventional treatment?Persisting low output.A.Mebazaa ( Paris Cedex 10-France)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
Acute heart failure. Beyond conventional treatment?What do the Guidelines say?J L.Lopez-Sendon ( Madrid-Spain)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
Hypertension and diabetes - deadly challengeUncomplicated hypertension with diabetes: when and how to treat?P M.Nilsson ( Dalby-Sweden)Hypertension28 Aug 2011
Hypertension and diabetes - deadly challengeHypertension with diabetic nephropathy: how to manage?J.Redon ( Valencia-Spain)Hypertension28 Aug 2011
Hypertension and diabetes - deadly challengeWhat do the Guidelines say?R.Fagard ( Leuven-Belgium)Hypertension28 Aug 2011
Treating hypertension in difficult settingsA 53-year-old woman with difficult to control hypertension.Y.Uresin ( Istanbul-Turkey)Hypertension28 Aug 2011
Treating hypertension in difficult settingsA 72-year-old woman with hypertension and severe dyspnea on moderate exertion.M.Galderisi ( Naples-Italy)Hypertension28 Aug 2011
Treating hypertension in difficult settingsWhat do the Guidelines say?V.Sansoy ( Istanbul-Turkey)Hypertension28 Aug 2011
Managing difficult pulmonary embolismInterventional management of acute pulmonary embolism.N.Kucher ( Bern-Switzerland)pulmonary circulation28 Aug 2011
Managing difficult pulmonary embolismAcute pulmonary embolism: a challenging management decision.C.Kupatt ( Munich-Germany)pulmonary circulation28 Aug 2011
Managing difficult pulmonary embolismWhat do the Guidelines say?N.Meneveau ( Besancon-France)pulmonary circulation28 Aug 2011
Percutaneous valve implantation or operation in aortic stenosis?A patient with severe aortic stenosis and coronary artery disease.U O.von Oppell ( Cardiff-United Kingdom)valvular disease28 Aug 2011
Percutaneous valve implantation or operation in aortic stenosis?A patient with severe aortic stenosis and severe left ventricular dysfunction.H.Baumgartner ( Muenster-Germany)valvular disease28 Aug 2011
Decision making in patients with multivalvular diseaseA patient with a combined aortic stenotic and regurgitant lesion.J-L.Monin ( Creteil-France)valvular disease28 Aug 2011
Decision making in patients with multivalvular diseaseWhat do the Guidelines say?R.Rosenhek ( Vienna-Austria)valvular disease28 Aug 2011
New evidence beyond guidelines in atrial fibrillationNew developments in the diagnosis of atrial fibrillation.G.Hindricks ( Leipzig-Germany)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation29 Aug 2011
New evidence beyond guidelines in atrial fibrillationNew antithrombotic therapies: revisiting stroke prevention in atrial fibrillation.L C.Wallentin ( Uppsala-Sweden)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation29 Aug 2011
New evidence beyond guidelines in atrial fibrillationWill catheter ablation of atrial fibrillation withstand the test of randomised studies.S.Ernst ( London-United Kingdom)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation29 Aug 2011
Take home messages from recent heart failure clinical trialsHow to use aldosterone blockers.F.Zannad ( Vandoeuvre Les Nancy-France)heart failure / LV dysfunction29 Aug 2011
Take home messages from recent heart failure clinical trialsHeart rate as a target.JS.Borer ( New York-United States of America)heart failure / LV dysfunction29 Aug 2011
Take home messages from recent heart failure clinical trialsCurrent indications for resynchronisation therapy.P E.Vardas ( Heraklion-Greece)heart failure / LV dysfunction29 Aug 2011
Take home messages from recent heart failure clinical trialsTelemonitoring in clinical practice.F.Koehler ( Berlin-Germany)heart failure / LV dysfunction29 Aug 2011
2011 Guidelines overviewPeripheral artery disease.M.Tendera ( Katowice-Poland) - V.Aboyans ( Limoges-France)Peripheral circulation/stroke29 Aug 2011
2011 Guidelines overviewAcute coronary syndrome and non ST-elevation.C W.Hamm ( Bad Nauheim-Germany) - J-P.Bassand ( Besancon Cedex-France)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction29 Aug 2011
2011 Guidelines overviewCardiovascular disease during pregnancy.V.Regitz-Zagrosek ( Berlin-Germany)Congenital heart disease / Pediatric cardiology29 Aug 2011
2011 Guidelines overviewDyslipidemias.Z.Reiner ( Zagreb-Croatia)Pharmacology and pharmacotherapy29 Aug 2011
Does the presence of chronic kidney disease modify the advice of guidelines?Impact on pharmacology of cardiovascular drugs.L M.Ruilope ( Madrid-Spain)Pharmacology and pharmacotherapy29 Aug 2011
Does the presence of chronic kidney disease modify the advice of guidelines?In hypertension.E.Ritz ( Heidelberg-Germany)Pharmacology and pharmacotherapy29 Aug 2011
Does the presence of chronic kidney disease modify the advice of guidelines?In heart failure.M R.Cowie ( London-United Kingdom)Pharmacology and pharmacotherapy29 Aug 2011
Does the presence of chronic kidney disease modify the advice of guidelines?In acute coronary syndrome.D.Zahger ( Beer Sheva-Israel)Pharmacology and pharmacotherapy29 Aug 2011
What should the general cardiologist know about grown-up congenital heart disease?Management of the cyanotic patient.L.Swan ( London-United Kingdom)Congenital heart disease / Pediatric cardiology29 Aug 2011
What should the general cardiologist know about grown-up congenital heart disease?Marfan Syndrome.H.Kaemmerer ( Muenchen-Germany)Congenital heart disease / Pediatric cardiology29 Aug 2011
Hot Line II - Frontiers in interventional and device treatmentsECOST: Safety of implantable cardioverter defibrillator follow-up using remote monitoring: a randomized controlled trialS.Kacet ( Lille Cedex-France)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation29 Aug 2011
Hot Line II - Frontiers in interventional and device treatmentsDiscussant - ECOST: Safety of implantable cardioverter defibrillator follow-up using remote monitoring: a randomized controlled trialJ C.Daubert ( Rennes-France)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation29 Aug 2011
Hot Line II - Frontiers in interventional and device treatmentsDiscussant - EMPHASIS-HF. The effect of eplerenone versus placebo on cardiovascular mortality or heart failure hospitalization in subjects with NYHA class II chronic systolic heart failure: An analysis of the High-risk groups in the study populationP. Ponikowwski (Wroclaw, Poland)heart failure / LV dysfunction29 Aug 2011
Hot Line II - Frontiers in interventional and device treatmentsRESET: One-year outcome of the Randomized Evaluation of Sirolimus-eluting versus Everolimus-eluting stent TrialT.Kimura ( Kyoto-Japan)Interventional cardiology29 Aug 2011
Hot Line II - Frontiers in interventional and device treatmentsDiscussant - RESET: One-year outcome of the Randomized Evaluation of Sirolimus-eluting versus Everolimus-eluting stent TrialS.Windecker ( Bern-Switzerland)Interventional cardiology29 Aug 2011
Hot Line II - Frontiers in interventional and device treatmentsComparison of three-year outcome after PCI and CABG stratified by the SYNTAX score in patients with triple vessel coronary artery disease: an observation from the CREDO-Kyoto PCI/CABG registry Cohort-2H.Shiomi ( Kyoto-Japan)Interventional cardiology29 Aug 2011
Hot Line II - Frontiers in interventional and device treatmentsDiscussant - Comparison of three-year outcome after PCI and CABG stratified by the SYNTAX score in patients with triple vessel coronary artery disease: an observation from the CREDO-Kyoto PCI/CABG registry Cohort-2F.Van de Werf ( Leuven-Belgium)Interventional cardiology29 Aug 2011
Challenges in diagnosis and management of unusual familial cardiomyopathiesA case of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy with left bundle branch block and severe heart failure.C.Rapezzi ( Bologna-Italy)Myocardial-Pericardial disease29 Aug 2011
Challenges in diagnosis and management of unusual familial cardiomyopathiesWhat do the Guidelines say?A.Keren ( Jerusalem-Israel)Myocardial-Pericardial disease29 Aug 2011
Optimising antithrombotic therapy: a tailored approach?Tailored antithrombotic therapy in non ST-elevation-acute coronary syndrome.P G.Steg ( Paris Cedex 18-France)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction29 Aug 2011
Optimising antithrombotic therapy: a tailored approach?What do the Guidelines say?N.Danchin ( Paris-France)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction29 Aug 2011
Anti-thrombotic therapy in atrial fibrillation - difficult management scenariosStroke and bleeding risk assessment in a high risk atrial fibrillation patient who needs a coronary stent.A.Rubboli ( Bologna-Italy)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation29 Aug 2011
Anti-thrombotic therapy in atrial fibrillation - difficult management scenariosThe 'truly low stroke risk' patient with atrial fibrillation: defining the population and what to do post-ablation.L.Fauchier ( Tours-France)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation29 Aug 2011
ESC Guidelines on the diagnosis and treatment of peripheral artery diseasesScope of the problem.G.Fowkes ( Edinburgh-United Kingdom)Peripheral circulation/stroke29 Aug 2011
ESC Guidelines on the diagnosis and treatment of peripheral artery diseasesCerebral artery disease.M R H M.Van Sambeek ( Eindhoven-Netherlands)Peripheral circulation/stroke29 Aug 2011
ESC Guidelines on the diagnosis and treatment of peripheral artery diseasesMesenteric and renal artery disease.T.Zeller ( Bad Krozingen-Germany)Peripheral circulation/stroke29 Aug 2011
ESC Guidelines on the diagnosis and treatment of peripheral artery diseasesLower extremity artery disease.E.Minar ( Vienna-Austria)Peripheral circulation/stroke29 Aug 2011
ESC Guidelines on the diagnosis and treatment of peripheral artery diseasesMultisite disease.H.Sievert ( Frankfurt-Germany)Peripheral circulation/stroke29 Aug 2011
ESC Guidelines on the diagnosis and treatment of peripheral artery diseasesClosing remarks.V.Aboyans ( Limoges-France)Peripheral circulation/stroke29 Aug 2011
Controversial issues in cardiac resynchronisation therapyIs the optimisation of the atrioventricular and interventricular delays useful?D.Gras ( Nantes Cedex 2-France)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation29 Aug 2011
Controversial issues in cardiac resynchronisation therapyHow to manage cardiac resynchronisation therapy in atrial fibrillation patients?E K.Heist ( Boston-United States of America)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation29 Aug 2011
Controversial issues in cardiac resynchronisation therapyThe use of cardiac resynchronisation therapy outside current guidelines.RJ.van Bommel ( Leiden-Netherlands)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation29 Aug 2011
Nurse-led prevention: why is it not implemented in Europe yet?Effectiveness in the RESPONSE trial.R J G.Peters ( Amsterdam-Netherlands)Prevention and rehabilitation29 Aug 2011
Nurse-led prevention: why is it not implemented in Europe yet?Feasibility in the EUROACTION study.C S.Jennings ( London-United Kingdom)Prevention and rehabilitation29 Aug 2011
Nurse-led prevention: why is it not implemented in Europe yet?Should we only focus on nurse-led programmes?J.Perk ( Kalmar-Sweden)Prevention and rehabilitation29 Aug 2011
Nurse-led prevention: why is it not implemented in Europe yet?Do we know how to do it?N.Houston-Miller ( Stanford-United States of America)Prevention and rehabilitation29 Aug 2011
Hot topics in echocardiography: the position of the European Association of EchocardiographyASE/EAE recommendations about echo assessment of left ventricular mechanics.J U.Voigt ( Leuven-Belgium)Echocardiography / Doppler29 Aug 2011
Hot topics in echocardiography: the position of the European Association of EchocardiographyEAE position paper on pocket size imaging devices.R.Sicari ( Pisa-Italy)Echocardiography / Doppler29 Aug 2011
Hot topics in echocardiography: the position of the European Association of EchocardiographyEAE recommendations about the use of echo in Emergency Department.A.Hagendorff ( Leipzig-Germany)Echocardiography / Doppler29 Aug 2011
The very latest on carotid stentingNatural history.P.Poredos ( Ljubljana-Slovenia)Peripheral circulation/stroke29 Aug 2011
The very latest on carotid stentingWhen to intervene.A.Cremonesi ( Cotignola-Italy)Peripheral circulation/stroke29 Aug 2011
The very latest on carotid stentingRationale for surgery.P.Bergeron ( Marseille-France)Peripheral circulation/stroke29 Aug 2011
The very latest on carotid stentingRationale for stenting.M.Roffi ( Geneva 14-Switzerland)Peripheral circulation/stroke29 Aug 2011
Clinical Trial Update II - Rate and rhythmSMART-AV: The role of electrical delay (QLV) to predict left ventricular reverse remodeling with cardiac resynchronization therapyM R.Gold ( Charleston-United States of America)heart failure / LV dysfunction29 Aug 2011
Clinical Trial Update II - Rate and rhythmDiscussant - SMART-AV: The role of electrical delay (QLV) to predict left ventricular reverse remodeling with cardiac resynchronization therapyC.Linde ( Stockholm-Sweden)heart failure / LV dysfunction29 Aug 2011
Clinical Trial Update II - Rate and rhythmPACE: Biventricular pacing superior to right ventricular pacing in bradycardia patients with preserved systolic function: two-year results of PACE trialCM.Yu ( Hong Kong-Hong Kong SAR, People's Republic of China)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation29 Aug 2011
Clinical Trial Update II - Rate and rhythmDiscussant - PACE: Biventricular pacing superior to right ventricular pacing in bradycardia patients with preserved systolic function: two-year results of PACE trialK.Dickstein ( Stavanger-Norway)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation29 Aug 2011
Clinical Trial Update II - Rate and rhythmDiscussant - IRIS: Why does the implantable cardioverter-defibrillator not improve mortality early after myocardial infarction - Insights from the Immediate Risk Stratification Improves Survival (IRIS) trialC.Leclercq ( Rennes-France)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation29 Aug 2011
Clinical Trial Update II - Rate and rhythmSHIFT: Relationship between heart rate and health related quality of life. Results from SHIFTI.Ekman ( Goteborg-Sweden)heart failure / LV dysfunction29 Aug 2011
Clinical Trial Update II - Rate and rhythmDiscussant - SHIFT: Relationship between heart rate and health related quality of life. Results from SHIFTE.Erdmann ( Koeln-Germany)heart failure / LV dysfunction29 Aug 2011
Clinical Trial Update II - Rate and rhythmSHIFT: Selective heart rate reduction with Ivabradine improves left ventricular remodeling and function: insights from the SHIFT-Echocardiography sub-studyJ-C.Tardif ( Montreal-Canada)heart failure / LV dysfunction29 Aug 2011
Clinical Trial Update II - Rate and rhythmDiscussant - SHIFT: Selective heart rate reduction with Ivabradine improves left ventricular remodeling and function: insights from the SHIFT-Echocardiography sub-studyB M.Pieske ( Graz-Austria)heart failure / LV dysfunction29 Aug 2011
Clinical Trial Update II - Rate and rhythmDiscussant - STICH: Influence of mitral valve repair on survival in the surgical treatment for Ischemic heart failure trialA.Vahanian ( Paris-France)heart failure / LV dysfunction29 Aug 2011
Convergence of generations in myocardial infarction management: from 'old' therapies to 'new' technologies'Old Therapies': how was myocardial infarction management in 1970?G.Breithardt ( Munster-Germany)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction29 Aug 2011
Convergence of generations in myocardial infarction management: from 'old' therapies to 'new' technologiesFuture therapies for myocardial infarction in 2050: cells, genetics and pharmacogenomics.V.Fuster ( New York-United States of America)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction29 Aug 2011
Convergence of generations in myocardial infarction management: from 'old' therapies to 'new' technologiesFuture interventional therapies and new devices for myocardial infarction in 2050.F.Van de Werf ( Leuven-Belgium)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction29 Aug 2011
Difficult echocardiography in congenital heart diseaseDifficult echocardiography in an adult patient previously unknown to have congenital heart disease.L.Iserin ( Paris Cedex 15-France)Congenital heart disease / Pediatric cardiology29 Aug 2011
Difficult echocardiography in congenital heart diseaseDifficult echocardiography in an adult patient with repaired congenital heart disease.B J.Bouma ( Amsterdam-Netherlands)Congenital heart disease / Pediatric cardiology29 Aug 2011
Multimodality imaging in valvular heart diseaseRole of 2D and 3D echo in aortic stenosis- Tips and tricks.S.Sengupta ( Nagpur-India)Echocardiography / Doppler29 Aug 2011
Multimodality imaging in valvular heart diseaseIs there a role for computed tomography/myocardial magnetic resonnance imaging in aortic stenosis ?C.Zito ( Messina-Italy)Echocardiography / Doppler29 Aug 2011
Assessment of myocardial viabilityIntegration of coronary anatomy, function, perfusion and metabolism.A.Saraste ( Turku-Finland)Nuclear cardiology, CMR & CT29 Aug 2011
Assessment of myocardial viabilityMyocardial characterisation using cardiovascular magnetic resonnance.E.Nagel ( London-United Kingdom)Nuclear cardiology, CMR & CT29 Aug 2011
Invasive coronary imaging in daily practiceOptical coherence tomography in acute coronary syndrome.G.Guagliumi ( Bergamo-Italy)Coronary circulation29 Aug 2011
Invasive coronary imaging in daily practiceIntravascular ultrasound to optimize percutaneous intervention results.A.Abizaid ( Sao Paulo-Brazil)Coronary circulation29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Leucocytes and macrophages in Atherosclerosis: fuel for the fireNew therapy for atherosclerosis targeting folate receptor-beta expressing macrophagesY.Furusho ( Kagoshima-Japan)Vascular biology29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Leucocytes and macrophages in Atherosclerosis: fuel for the fireEffector memory T cells are related to the atherosclerotic process in humans and murine modelsE.Ammirati ( Milan-Italy)Vascular biology29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Leucocytes and macrophages in Atherosclerosis: fuel for the fireEssential role of CD4 T cells in Angiotensin II-induced atherosclerosis and vulnerable atherosclerotic plaque developmentM.Pellegrin ( Lausanne-Switzerland)Vascular biology29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Leucocytes and macrophages in Atherosclerosis: fuel for the fireMicroRNA expression in peripheral blood monocytes in different stages of atherosclerosis development in humansKL.Daum ( Giessen-Germany)Vascular biology29 Aug 2011
Novel aspects of channelopathies: from development to adult lifeSodium channelopathies in the developing heart - a key to understanding adult arrhythmogenesis.A.Aranega Jimenez ( Jaen-Spain)Cardiac cellular biology29 Aug 2011
Novel aspects of channelopathies: from development to adult lifeLinking Pitx2 insufficiency to atrial fibrillation.P.Kirchhof ( Munster-Germany)Cardiac cellular biology29 Aug 2011
Novel aspects of channelopathies: from development to adult lifeBrugada syndrome: a developmental perspective.C A.Remme ( Amsterdam Z0-Netherlands)Cardiac cellular biology29 Aug 2011
Novel aspects of channelopathies: from development to adult lifeCalcium channelopathies: current appraisal and future hopes.S G.Priori ( Pavia-Italy)Cardiac cellular biology29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Probing prognosis in heart failurePredicting survival in chronic heart failure: a risk score based on 47886 patients from 31 studiesS J.Pocock ( London-United Kingdom)heart failure / LV dysfunction29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Probing prognosis in heart failurePrognostic value of baseline NT-proBNP and its interactions with irbesartan treatment in patients with heart failure and preserved ejection fraction: Findings from the I-PRESERVE trialI S.Anand ( Edina-United States of America)heart failure / LV dysfunction29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Probing prognosis in heart failureSerial measurement of cardiac troponin T using a highly sensitive assay in patients with chronic heart failure. Results from two large randomized clinical trialsS.Masson ( Milan-Italy)heart failure / LV dysfunction29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Probing prognosis in heart failureState of the Art - Probing prognosis in heart failureD R .Wagner ( Luxembourg-Luxembourg)heart failure / LV dysfunction29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Featured research on genetic aspects of cardiac arrhythmiasA rare variant in MYH6 confers high risk of sick sinus syndromeH.Holm ( Mosfellsbaer-Iceland)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Featured research on genetic aspects of cardiac arrhythmiasA dominant negative missense mutation in MOG1 induces trafficking defect of cardiac sodium channel and is associated with Brugada syndrome ECG patternD.Kattygnarath ( Paris-France)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Featured research on genetic aspects of cardiac arrhythmiasState of the Art - Featured research on genetic aspects of cardiac arrhythmiasP J.Schwartz ( Pavia-Italy)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation29 Aug 2011
New non ST-elevation-acute coronary syndrome GuidelinesIntroduction.C W.Hamm ( Bad Nauheim-Germany)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction29 Aug 2011
New non ST-elevation-acute coronary syndrome GuidelinesDiagnosis and risk stratification.H.Bueno ( Madrid-Spain)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction29 Aug 2011
New non ST-elevation-acute coronary syndrome GuidelinesAntiplatelet and anticoagulation treatment.R F.Storey ( Sheffield-United Kingdom)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction29 Aug 2011
New non ST-elevation-acute coronary syndrome GuidelinesInvasive management.D.Dudek ( Krakow-Poland)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Can we cure resistant hypertension?Sympathetic nerve traffic, insulin resistance and baroreflex control of circulation in patients with resistant hypertension.G.Seravalle ( Milan-Italy)Hypertension29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Can we cure resistant hypertension?Addition of spironolactone in patients with resistant arterial hypertension (ASPIRANT): a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled trialJ.Vaclavik ( Olomouc-Czech Republic)Hypertension29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Can we cure resistant hypertension?Confirmation of sustainability of hemodynamic response to baroreflex activation therapy in patients with resistant hypertensionC.Kaufman ( Minneapolis-United States of America)Hypertension29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Can we cure resistant hypertension?Effects of percutaneous renal denervation in patients with resistant hypertension on ambulatory blood pressure measurement and dippingT.Lambert ( Linz-Austria)Hypertension29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Can we cure resistant hypertension?State of the Art - Can we cure resistant hypertension?S.Laurent ( Paris-France)Hypertension29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Tobacco use, no smoke without fireSmoking and obesity/overweight: relations to all-cause mortality and major cardiovascular in a population-based cohort of men and womenG.Nilsson ( Vasteras-Sweden)Epidemiology and health policy29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Tobacco use, no smoke without fireSmokeless tobacco (snus) and mortality after myocardial infarctionG.Arefalk ( Uppsala-Sweden)Epidemiology and health policy29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Tobacco use, no smoke without fireReduced incidence of ST-elevation myocardial infarction in the first two years after introduction of a public smoking ban in canton ticino, switzerlandM.Di Valentino ( Bellinzona-Switzerland)Epidemiology and health policy29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Tobacco use, no smoke without fireSmoking relapse and mortality after acute coronary syndromesF.Colivicchi ( Rome-Italy)Prevention and rehabilitation29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Tobacco use, no smoke without fireState of the Art - Tobacco use, no smoke without fire.C.Pisinger ( Glostrup-Denmark)Epidemiology and health policy29 Aug 2011
Strategies for smoking cessation: policy and practicePersistent smoking in high-risk patients - the reality in clinical practice and how to improve.K.Kotseva ( London-United Kingdom)Prevention and rehabilitation29 Aug 2011
Strategies for smoking cessation: policy and practiceStrategies for smoking cessation - evidence from trials.D A.Wood ( London-United Kingdom)Prevention and rehabilitation29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Pathobiological changes in pulmonary arterial hypertensionRight ventricular adaptation to pressure load in mice is improved after blockade of calcineurin activationB.Bartelds ( Groningen-Netherlands)pulmonary circulation29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Pathobiological changes in pulmonary arterial hypertensionBaseline difference in transcriptional patterns between PAH patients and normal volunteersS.Cantoni ( Bologna-Italy)pulmonary circulation29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Pathobiological changes in pulmonary arterial hypertensionAbsence of influence of gender and BMPR2 mutation type on clinical phenotypes of pulmonary arterial hypertensionB.Girerd ( Clamart-France)pulmonary circulation29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Pathobiological changes in pulmonary arterial hypertensionState of the Art - Pathobiological changes in pulmonary arterial hypertensionM.Humbert ( Clamart Cedex-France)valvular disease29 Aug 2011
Imaging pericardial disease: update 2011Echocardiography.P P.Sengupta ( Irvine-United States of America)Nuclear cardiology, CMR & CT29 Aug 2011
Imaging pericardial disease: update 2011Multidetector computed tomography.S.Achenbach ( Erlangen-Germany)Nuclear cardiology, CMR & CT29 Aug 2011
Imaging pericardial disease: update 2011Invasive diagnostic procedures.A D.Ristic ( Belgrade-Serbia)Nuclear cardiology, CMR & CT29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - New twists in cardiovascular imagingTransforming growth factor is linked to abnormal collagen turnover leading to impaired myocardial deformation in untreated hypertensivesI.Ikonomidis ( Athens-Greece)Echocardiography / Doppler29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - New twists in cardiovascular imagingGlobal two-dimensional strain as a novel parameter of myocardial fibrosis, and the assessment of risk for major cardiac events in patients with hypertrophic cardiomyopathyM.Saito ( Ozu-Japan)Echocardiography / Doppler29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - New twists in cardiovascular imagingAssociation of imaging markers of myocardial fibrosis with metabolic and functional disturbances in early diabetic cardiomyopathy: a multi-modality studyC.Jellis ( Camp Hill-Australia)Nuclear cardiology, CMR & CT29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - New twists in cardiovascular imagingEpicardial fat volume on non-contrast computed tomography is associated with high-risk coronary artery plaque featuresR.Rajani ( London-United Kingdom)Nuclear cardiology, CMR & CT29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Antiplatelet therapy: clinical, genetic and platelet determinants of riskPlatelet reactivity on clopidogrel therapy and cardiovascular outcomes after percutaneous coronary intervention: a time-dependent pharmacodynamic analysis of the GRAVITAS trialM.Price ( La Jolla-United States of America)Thrombosis & platelets, microcirculation29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Antiplatelet therapy: clinical, genetic and platelet determinants of riskImpact of the cytochrome P450 2C19*3 polymorphism on platelet reactivity and adverse clinical events in patients with acute myocardial infarctionYH.Jeong ( Baltimore-United States of America)Thrombosis & platelets, microcirculation29 Aug 2011
CRH II - Interventions and devicesThe Italian Elderly ACS study: Early aggressive versus initially conservative strategy in elderly patients with non-ST- elevation acute coronary syndrome: the Italian Elderly ACS randomised trial (ClinicalTrials.gov ID: NCT00510185)S.Savonitto ( Milano-Italy)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction29 Aug 2011
CRH II - Interventions and devicesIs clopidogrel discontinuation following acute coronary syndrome hospitalisation associated with a higher risk of death and myocardial infarction?A D.Timmis ( London-United Kingdom)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction29 Aug 2011
CRH II - Interventions and devicesThe PACIFIC registry: one-year follow-up data of a 2-Year study in patients initially hospitalised with ACSK.Miyauchi ( Tokyo-Japan)Interventional cardiology29 Aug 2011
CRH II - Interventions and devicesThe European CRT survey: 1 year follow-up resultsN.Bogale ( Sandnes-Norway)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation29 Aug 2011
CRH II - Interventions and devicesFRANCE II: French registry aortic national corevalve and Edwards registry IIM.Gilard ( Brest Cedex-France)valvular disease29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Old challenges in interventional cardiology: new answers from very large multicenter studiesConsiderably lower risk of stent thrombosis and restenosis in "new generation" drug-eluting stents: a report from the nation wide complete Swedish Coronary Angiography and Angioplasty Registry (SCAAR)G.Sarno ( Uppsala-Sweden)Interventional cardiology29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Old challenges in interventional cardiology: new answers from very large multicenter studiesLongterm clinical outcomes and duration of dual antiplatelet therapy after drug-eluting stent implantation: landmark analyses from CREDO-KYOTO Cohort-2 registryT.Tada ( Munchen-Germany)Interventional cardiology29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Old challenges in interventional cardiology: new answers from very large multicenter studiesPrimary percutaneous coronary intervention as a national reperfusion strategy in patients with ST-elevation myocardial infarction: eleven years of experience from the western denmark heart registry.C J.Terkelsen ( Aarhus-Denmark)Interventional cardiology29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Old challenges in interventional cardiology: new answers from very large multicenter studiesImproved two-year outcomes of STEMI patients treated with drug-eluting compared with bare-metal stents. Experiences from the randomized BASKET-PROVE trialS.Pedersen ( Hellerup-Denmark)Interventional cardiology29 Aug 2011
State of the Art - Old challenges in interventional cardiology: new answers from very large multicenter studiesState of the Art - Old challenges in interventional cardiology: new answers from very large multicenter studiesE M.Antman ( Boston-United States of America)Coronary circulation29 Aug 2011
ESC Guidelines for the management of cardiovascular diseases during pregnancyNew aspects in the pregnancy guidelines.V.Regitz-Zagrosek ( Berlin-Germany)Congenital heart disease / Pediatric cardiology30 Aug 2011
ESC Guidelines for the management of cardiovascular diseases during pregnancyIdentification and management of the high-risk patient.J W.Roos-Hesselink ( Rotterdam-Netherlands)Congenital heart disease / Pediatric cardiology30 Aug 2011
ESC Guidelines for the management of cardiovascular diseases during pregnancyWhich arrhythmias need treatment.C.Blomstrom-Lundqvist ( Uppsala-Sweden)Congenital heart disease / Pediatric cardiology30 Aug 2011
ESC Guidelines for the management of cardiovascular diseases during pregnancyHow to manage anticoagulation in pregnant women.P G.Pieper ( Groningen-Netherlands)Congenital heart disease / Pediatric cardiology30 Aug 2011
Can the polypill save the world?Cardiovascular prevention; a global problem.U.Keil ( Muenster-Germany)Prevention and rehabilitation30 Aug 2011
Can the polypill save the world?Polypill for primary prevention.S.Yusuf ( Hamilton-Canada)Prevention and rehabilitation30 Aug 2011
Can the polypill save the world?Polypill for secondary prevention.V.Fuster ( New York-United States of America)Prevention and rehabilitation30 Aug 2011
Can the polypill save the world?Alternatives to polypills.AJ.Taylor ( Washington-United States of America)Prevention and rehabilitation30 Aug 2011
Controversial issues on transcatheter aortic valve implantationWhat are the current indications?G C.Schuler ( Leipzig-Germany)valvular disease30 Aug 2011
Controversial issues on transcatheter aortic valve implantationVery high-risk patients with aortic stenosis: TAVI, balloon or nothing?J.Rodes Cabau ( Sainte-Foy-Canada)valvular disease30 Aug 2011
Controversial issues on transcatheter aortic valve implantationIs valve-in-valve the preferred treatment for bioprosthesis failure?D.Himbert ( Paris-France)valvular disease30 Aug 2011
Primary percutaneous coronary intervention: from evidence to practiceControversies in antithrombotic treatment.A.Kastrati ( Munchen-Germany)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction30 Aug 2011
Primary percutaneous coronary intervention: from evidence to practiceDrug-eluting or bare metal stents?M.Valgimigli ( Ferrara-Italy)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction30 Aug 2011
Primary percutaneous coronary intervention: from evidence to practiceThe challenge of multi-vessel disease.C.Di Mario ( London-United Kingdom)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction30 Aug 2011
Primary percutaneous coronary intervention: from evidence to practiceDealing with microvascular obstruction.F.Crea ( Roma-Italy)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction30 Aug 2011
New therapies for mitral regurgitationSurgical strategies.M.De Bonis ( Milano-Italy)Interventional cardiology30 Aug 2011
New therapies for mitral regurgitationPercutaneous edge to edge technique.OW.Franzen ( Copenhagen-Denmark)Interventional cardiology30 Aug 2011
New therapies for mitral regurgitationPercutaneous coronary sinus annuloplasty.J.Harnek ( Lund-Sweden)Interventional cardiology30 Aug 2011
New therapies for mitral regurgitationThe bird's eye view.A.Vahanian ( Paris-France)Interventional cardiology30 Aug 2011
Joint Guidelines for the detection and treatment of dyslipidemiasPlasma lipids and global cardiovascular risk.I M.Graham ( Dublin-Ireland)Pharmacology and pharmacotherapy30 Aug 2011
Joint Guidelines for the detection and treatment of dyslipidemiasControlled clinical trials and cardiovascular risk.G.De Backer ( St Martens Latem-Belgium)Pharmacology and pharmacotherapy30 Aug 2011
Joint Guidelines for the detection and treatment of dyslipidemiasThe new joint Guidelines: an overview.M-R.Taskinen ( Helsinki-Finland)Pharmacology and pharmacotherapy30 Aug 2011
Joint Guidelines for the detection and treatment of dyslipidemiasNew biomarkers for atherosclerosis.O.Wiklund ( Goteborg-Sweden)Pharmacology and pharmacotherapy30 Aug 2011
EURObservational Research Programme of the ESC. Ongoing RegistriesEORP: what and why.L.Tavazzi ( Cotignola-Italy) 30 Aug 2011
EURObservational Research Programme of the ESC. Ongoing RegistriesGeneral Registry: Heart Failure.A P.Maggioni ( Florence-Italy)heart failure / LV dysfunction30 Aug 2011
EURObservational Research Programme of the ESC. Ongoing RegistriesSentinel Registry: Ablation in Atrial Fibrillation.J.Brugada Terradellas ( Barcelona-Spain)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation30 Aug 2011
EURObservational Research Programme of the ESC. Ongoing RegistriesSpecial Registry: Pregnancy in Cardiac Disease.J W.Roos-Hesselink ( Rotterdam-Netherlands) 30 Aug 2011
Hot Line III - Acute coronary syndromesPRODIGY: Randomized comparison of six versus twenty-four months clopidogrel therapy after balancing anti-intimal hyperplasia stent potency in all comer patients undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention. Results of the PRODIGY trial.M.Valgimigli ( Ferrara-Italy)Interventional cardiology30 Aug 2011
Hot Line III - Acute coronary syndromesDiscussant - PRODIGY: Randomized comparison of six versus twenty-four months clopidogrel therapy after balancing anti-intimal hyperplasia stent potency in all comer patients undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention. Results of the PRODIGY trial.A.Kastrati ( Munchen-Germany)Interventional cardiology30 Aug 2011
Hot Line III - Acute coronary syndromesThe RUBY-1 trial: safety, tolerability and efficacy of YM150, an oral factor Xa inhibitor, in secondary prevention of ischaemic vascular events in patients following a acute coronary syndromeP G.Steg ( Paris Cedex 18-France)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction30 Aug 2011
Hot Line III - Acute coronary syndromesDiscussant - The RUBY-1 trial: safety, tolerability and efficacy of YM150, an oral factor Xa inhibitor, in secondary prevention of ischaemic vascular events in patients following a acute coronary syndromeS D.Kristensen ( Aarhus N-Denmark)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction30 Aug 2011
Hot Line III - Acute coronary syndromesEXAMINATION: A randomized comparison between everolimus-eluting stent and bare metal stent in patients with ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction: the EXAMINATION trialM.Sabate Tenas ( Barcelona-Spain)Interventional cardiology30 Aug 2011
Hot Line III - Acute coronary syndromesDiscussant - EXAMINATION: A randomized comparison between everolimus-eluting stent and bare metal stent in patients with ST-segment elevation myocardial infarction: the EXAMINATION trialW.Wijns ( Aalst-Belgium)Interventional cardiology30 Aug 2011
Hot Line III - Acute coronary syndromesNewer generation everolimus-eluting stents eliminate the risk of very late stent thrombosis compared with early generation sirolimus-eluting and paclitaxel-eluting stentsL.Raber ( Bern-Switzerland)Interventional cardiology30 Aug 2011
Hot Line III - Acute coronary syndromesDiscussant - Newer generation everolimus-eluting stents eliminate the risk of very late stent thrombosis compared with early generation sirolimus-eluting and paclitaxel-eluting stentsJ.Fajadet ( Toulouse Cedex 3-France)Interventional cardiology30 Aug 2011
Hot Line III - Acute coronary syndromesCRISP AMI: A multi-center, randomized, controlled study of mechanical left ventricular unloading with Counterpulsation to Reduce Infarct size pre-PCI for Acute Myocardial Infarction: rationale and design of the CRISP AMI trialM.Patel ( Durham-United States of America)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction30 Aug 2011
Hot Line III - Acute coronary syndromesDiscussant - CRISP AMI: A multi-center, randomized, controlled study of mechanical left ventricular unloading with Counterpulsation to Reduce Infarct size pre-PCI for Acute Myocardial Infarction: rationale and design of the CRISP AMI trialK.Huber ( Vienna-Austria)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction30 Aug 2011
EURObservational Research Programme of the ESC. Forthcoming RegistriesGeneral Registry: Chronic Ischaemic Heart Disease.R.Ferrari ( Ferrara-Italy)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction31 Aug 2011
EURObservational Research Programme of the ESC. Forthcoming RegistriesSentinel Registry: Transcutaneous Valve Treatment.C.Di Mario ( London-United Kingdom)Interventional cardiology31 Aug 2011
EURObservational Research Programme of the ESC. Forthcoming RegistriesSpecial Registry: Cardiomyopathies.P M.Elliott ( London-United Kingdom)Myocardial-Pericardial disease31 Aug 2011
EURObservational Research Programme of the ESC. Forthcoming RegistriesAncillary to Heart Failure Registry: Peripartum Cardiomyopathy.K.Sliwa-Hahnle ( Cape Town-South Africa)Myocardial-Pericardial disease31 Aug 2011
Controversies on marathon and beyondElevated biomarkers as a proof of cardiac damage: ProGP.Whyte ( Liverpool-United Kingdom)Sports cardiology31 Aug 2011
Controversies on marathon and beyondElevated biomarkers as a proof of cardiac damage: Contra.J.Scharhag ( Heidelberg-Germany)Sports cardiology31 Aug 2011
Controversies on marathon and beyondPre-participation screening is warranted Pro.D.Corrado ( Padova-Italy)Sports cardiology31 Aug 2011
Controversies on marathon and beyondPre-participation screening is warranted: Contra.S.Sharma ( London-United Kingdom)Sports cardiology31 Aug 2011
Controversies on marathon and beyondPre-participation screening is warranted: Pro.D.Corrado ( Padova-Italy)Sports cardiology31 Aug 2011
Highlight SessionHypertension.R.Schmieder ( Erlangen-Germany) 31 Aug 2011
Highlight SessionImaging.J L.Zamorano Gomez ( Madrid-Spain) 31 Aug 2011
Highlight SessionArrhythmias.H.Heidbuchel ( Leuven-Belgium) 31 Aug 2011
Highlight SessionAcute coronary syndromes.J L.Lopez-Sendon ( Madrid-Spain) 31 Aug 2011
Highlight SessionInterventional cardiology.K.Huber ( Vienna-Austria) 31 Aug 2011
Highlight SessionValvular heart disease and pulmonary circulation.A.Torbicki ( Warsaw-Poland) 31 Aug 2011
Highlight SessionHeart failure and cardiomyopathies.S D.Anker ( Berlin-Germany) 31 Aug 2011
Highlight SessionPreventive cardiology.D A.Wood ( London-United Kingdom) 31 Aug 2011
Highlight SessionBasic ScienceA R. Pries (Berlin-Germany) 31 Aug 2011



 
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