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Webcasts - Sunday 28 August 2011

ESC Congress 2011 recorded presentations

Please find here below a list of webcasts from ESC Congress 2011.

FPnumberPresentationSpeakerTopicDate
1000Percutaneous coronary intervention in 3 vessel disease and main stemComplex 3 vessel disease.M.Ostojic ( Belgrade-Serbia)Interventional cardiology28 Aug 2011
1002Percutaneous coronary intervention in 3 vessel disease and main stemComplex main stem lesion.M C.Morice ( Massy-France)Interventional cardiology28 Aug 2011
1004Percutaneous coronary intervention in 3 vessel disease and main stemWhat do the guidelines say?D.Dudek ( Krakow-Poland)Interventional cardiology28 Aug 2011
1013Genetic 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
1014Genetic 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
1016Genetic 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
1035Electrophysiology in 2011: visions and challengesEvolving medical antiarrhythmic treatment targets: ready for clinical practice?DO.Arnar ( Reykjavik-Iceland)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
1037Electrophysiology 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
1038Electrophysiology 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
1087Novel approaches in hypertensionNeprilysin - the vasopeptidase comeback kid.L M.Ruilope ( Madrid-Spain)Hypertension28 Aug 2011
1088Novel approaches in hypertensionRenal nerve ablation - ready for prime time?H.Krum ( Melbourne-Australia)Hypertension28 Aug 2011
1089Novel approaches in hypertensionAldosterone-synthase inhibitors.F.Zannad ( Vandoeuvre Les Nancy-France)Hypertension28 Aug 2011
1090Novel approaches in hypertensionThird generation beta-blockers.K.Stoschitzky ( Graz-Austria)Hypertension28 Aug 2011
1103Controversial issues in diabetes managementWhat is the target for HbA1C?N.Marx ( Aachen-Germany)Pharmacology and pharmacotherapy28 Aug 2011
1104Controversial issues in diabetes managementWhen to use hypoglycaemic drugs?E A M.Gale ( Bristol-United Kingdom)Pharmacology and pharmacotherapy28 Aug 2011
1106Controversial issues in diabetes managementLipid-lowering therapy. How to get to target?T R.Pedersen ( Oslo-Norway)Pharmacology and pharmacotherapy28 Aug 2011
1153Clinical 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
1154Clinical 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
1155Clinical 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
1156Clinical 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
1157Clinical 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
1159Clinical 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
1160Clinical 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
1161Clinical 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
1162Clinical 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
1163Clinical 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
1164Clinical 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
1198Multimodality imaging heart failureRole of echocardiography.W G.Daniel ( Erlangen-Germany)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
1200Multimodality imaging heart failureRole of cardiac myocardial resonnance imaging.M.Desai ( Cleveland-United States of America)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
1202Multimodality imaging heart failureRole of nuclear cardiology and cardiac computed tomography.S R.Underwood ( London-United Kingdom)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
1208Electrocardiogram - still a challenge?Electrocardiogram tracings.J L R M.Smeets ( Nijmegen-Netherlands)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
1210Electrocardiogram - still a challenge?Electrocardiogram tracings.J.Brugada Terradellas ( Barcelona-Spain)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
1214Imaging of the right ventricleAn unusual case of angina at rest.M.Voehringer ( Stuttgart-Germany)Nuclear cardiology, CMR & CT28 Aug 2011
1234New 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
1236New features and effects of angiogenic growth factors in vascular diseasesVEGF-D as a vasculoprotective factor.I.Zachary ( London-United Kingdom)Vascular biology28 Aug 2011
1237New 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
1242Novel devices for heart failureCurrent recommendations from the ESC Guidelines.K.Dickstein ( Stavanger-Norway)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
1243Novel devices for heart failureOptimal application of telemonitoring.A.Mortara ( Monza-Italy)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
1244Novel 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
1245Novel devices for heart failureDevices for end-stage heart failure.L.Warner Stevenson ( Boston-United States of America)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
1268The challenge of arrhythmias in athletesThe frontier between normal and abnormal ectrocardiogram in athletes.F.Carre ( Rennes Cedex-France)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
1269The challenge of arrhythmias in athletesAtrial fibrillation in athletes: clinical relevance and management.L.Mont ( Barcelona-Spain)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
1270The challenge of arrhythmias in athletesVentricular arrhythmias: who is at risk?A.Steinvil ( Tel-Aviv-Israel)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
1271The challenge of arrhythmias in athletesManagement of syncope in athletes.L.Eckardt ( Munster-Germany)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
1324Controversies 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
1325Controversies 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
1326Controversies 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
1327Controversies 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
1328Controversies 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
1329Controversies 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
1330Controversies 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
1331Controversies 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
1342Dealing with major complications during percutaneous coronary interventionBleeding.N.Meneveau ( Besancon-France)Interventional cardiology28 Aug 2011
1343Dealing with major complications during percutaneous coronary interventionThrombosis.CKY.Wong ( Hong Kong-Hong Kong SAR, People's Republic of China)Interventional cardiology28 Aug 2011
1344Dealing with major complications during percutaneous coronary interventionDevice loss and foreign body retrieval.A.Pichard ( Washington-United States of America)Interventional cardiology28 Aug 2011
1346Unprotected left main disease in 2011The spectrum of left main disease.A.Chieffo ( Milan-Italy)Interventional cardiology28 Aug 2011
1347Unprotected left main disease in 2011Rationale for surgery.J R.Pepper ( London-United Kingdom)Interventional cardiology28 Aug 2011
1348Unprotected left main disease in 2011Rationale for percutaneous revascularisation.M C.Morice ( Massy-France)Interventional cardiology28 Aug 2011
1349Unprotected left main disease in 2011Future perspectives.P W.Serruys ( Rotterdam-Netherlands)Interventional cardiology28 Aug 2011
1350CRH I - Risk and treatment realityEUROACTION preventive cardiology programme plus intensive smoking cessation with VareniclineD A.Wood ( London-United Kingdom)Prevention and rehabilitation28 Aug 2011
1351CRH 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
1352CRH 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
1353CRH I - Risk and treatment reality"Atrial fibrillation ablation" European survey: short-term results.J.Brugada Terradellas ( Barcelona-Spain)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation28 Aug 2011
1354CRH 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
1355CRH 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
1362Controversial issues in therapyShould we test platelet response?K.Schroer ( Dusseldorf-Germany)Thrombosis & platelets, microcirculation28 Aug 2011
1363Controversial issues in therapyAntiplatelet regimens in patients undergoing percutaneous coronary intervention requiring anticoagulation.A.Rubboli ( Bologna-Italy)Thrombosis & platelets, microcirculation28 Aug 2011
1364Controversial issues in therapyRisk of gastrointestinal bleeding and use of proton pump inhibitors.M.Sabatine ( Boston-United States of America)Thrombosis & platelets, microcirculation28 Aug 2011
1365Controversial issues in therapyRisk of stopping dual therapy.S D.Kristensen ( Aarhus N-Denmark)Thrombosis & platelets, microcirculation28 Aug 2011
278The heart in concert: do other organs matter?Gut.A.Sandek ( Berlin-Germany)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
279The heart in concert: do other organs matter?Bones.P.Rozentryt ( Zabrze-Poland)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
280The heart in concert: do other organs matter?Liver.P.de Groote ( Lille Cedex-France)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
407Hot 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
408Hot 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
409Hot 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
410Hot 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
411Hot 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
412Hot 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
413Hot 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
414Hot 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
415Hot 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
416Hot 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
937Treating 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
939Treating 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
941Treating 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
942Cardiac 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
944Cardiac 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
947Acute heart failure. Beyond conventional treatment?Imposible diuresis.E A.Lopez De Sa Y Areses ( Madrid-Spain)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
949Acute heart failure. Beyond conventional treatment?Persisting low output.A.Mebazaa ( Paris Cedex 10-France)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
951Acute heart failure. Beyond conventional treatment?What do the Guidelines say?J L.Lopez-Sendon ( Madrid-Spain)heart failure / LV dysfunction28 Aug 2011
961Hypertension and diabetes - deadly challengeUncomplicated hypertension with diabetes: when and how to treat?P M.Nilsson ( Dalby-Sweden)Hypertension28 Aug 2011
963Hypertension and diabetes - deadly challengeHypertension with diabetic nephropathy: how to manage?J.Redon ( Valencia-Spain)Hypertension28 Aug 2011
965Hypertension and diabetes - deadly challengeWhat do the Guidelines say?R.Fagard ( Leuven-Belgium)Hypertension28 Aug 2011
966Treating hypertension in difficult settingsA 53-year-old woman with difficult to control hypertension.Y.Uresin ( Istanbul-Turkey)Hypertension28 Aug 2011
968Treating hypertension in difficult settingsA 72-year-old woman with hypertension and severe dyspnea on moderate exertion.M.Galderisi ( Naples-Italy)Hypertension28 Aug 2011
970Treating hypertension in difficult settingsWhat do the Guidelines say?V.Sansoy ( Istanbul-Turkey)Hypertension28 Aug 2011
971Managing difficult pulmonary embolismInterventional management of acute pulmonary embolism.N.Kucher ( Bern-Switzerland)pulmonary circulation28 Aug 2011
973Managing difficult pulmonary embolismAcute pulmonary embolism: a challenging management decision.C.Kupatt ( Munich-Germany)pulmonary circulation28 Aug 2011
975Managing difficult pulmonary embolismWhat do the Guidelines say?N.Meneveau ( Besancon-France)pulmonary circulation28 Aug 2011
976Percutaneous 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
978Percutaneous 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
983Decision making in patients with multivalvular diseaseA patient with a combined aortic stenotic and regurgitant lesion.J-L.Monin ( Creteil-France)valvular disease28 Aug 2011
985Decision making in patients with multivalvular diseaseWhat do the Guidelines say?R.Rosenhek ( Vienna-Austria)valvular disease28 Aug 2011



 
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