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Webcasts - Tuesday 30 August 2011

ESC Congress 2011 recorded presentations

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

FPnumberPresentationSpeakerTopicDate
3703ESC 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
3704ESC 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
3705ESC Guidelines for the management of cardiovascular diseases during pregnancyWhich arrhythmias need treatment.C.Blomstrom-Lundqvist ( Uppsala-Sweden)Congenital heart disease / Pediatric cardiology30 Aug 2011
3706ESC 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
3749Can the polypill save the world?Cardiovascular prevention; a global problem.U.Keil ( Muenster-Germany)Prevention and rehabilitation30 Aug 2011
3750Can the polypill save the world?Polypill for primary prevention.S.Yusuf ( Hamilton-Canada)Prevention and rehabilitation30 Aug 2011
3751Can the polypill save the world?Polypill for secondary prevention.V.Fuster ( New York-United States of America)Prevention and rehabilitation30 Aug 2011
3752Can the polypill save the world?Alternatives to polypills.AJ.Taylor ( Washington-United States of America)Prevention and rehabilitation30 Aug 2011
3784Controversial issues on transcatheter aortic valve implantationWhat are the current indications?G C.Schuler ( Leipzig-Germany)valvular disease30 Aug 2011
3785Controversial 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
3787Controversial issues on transcatheter aortic valve implantationIs valve-in-valve the preferred treatment for bioprosthesis failure?D.Himbert ( Paris-France)valvular disease30 Aug 2011
3794Primary percutaneous coronary intervention: from evidence to practiceControversies in antithrombotic treatment.A.Kastrati ( Munchen-Germany)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction30 Aug 2011
3795Primary percutaneous coronary intervention: from evidence to practiceDrug-eluting or bare metal stents?M.Valgimigli ( Ferrara-Italy)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction30 Aug 2011
3796Primary percutaneous coronary intervention: from evidence to practiceThe challenge of multi-vessel disease.C.Di Mario ( London-United Kingdom)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction30 Aug 2011
3797Primary percutaneous coronary intervention: from evidence to practiceDealing with microvascular obstruction.F.Crea ( Roma-Italy)Ischaemia / ACS / infarction30 Aug 2011
3798New therapies for mitral regurgitationSurgical strategies.M.De Bonis ( Milano-Italy)Interventional cardiology30 Aug 2011
3799New therapies for mitral regurgitationPercutaneous edge to edge technique.OW.Franzen ( Copenhagen-Denmark)Interventional cardiology30 Aug 2011
3800New therapies for mitral regurgitationPercutaneous coronary sinus annuloplasty.J.Harnek ( Lund-Sweden)Interventional cardiology30 Aug 2011
3801New therapies for mitral regurgitationThe bird's eye view.A.Vahanian ( Paris-France)Interventional cardiology30 Aug 2011
3883Joint Guidelines for the detection and treatment of dyslipidemiasPlasma lipids and global cardiovascular risk.I M.Graham ( Dublin-Ireland)Pharmacology and pharmacotherapy30 Aug 2011
3884Joint 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
3885Joint Guidelines for the detection and treatment of dyslipidemiasThe new joint Guidelines: an overview.M-R.Taskinen ( Helsinki-Finland)Pharmacology and pharmacotherapy30 Aug 2011
3886Joint Guidelines for the detection and treatment of dyslipidemiasNew biomarkers for atherosclerosis.O.Wiklund ( Goteborg-Sweden)Pharmacology and pharmacotherapy30 Aug 2011
3909EURObservational Research Programme of the ESC. Ongoing RegistriesEORP: what and why.L.Tavazzi ( Cotignola-Italy) 30 Aug 2011
3910EURObservational Research Programme of the ESC. Ongoing RegistriesGeneral Registry: Heart Failure.A P.Maggioni ( Florence-Italy)heart failure / LV dysfunction30 Aug 2011
3911EURObservational Research Programme of the ESC. Ongoing RegistriesSentinel Registry: Ablation in Atrial Fibrillation.J.Brugada Terradellas ( Barcelona-Spain)Arrhythmias / Pacing / Resynchronisation30 Aug 2011
3912EURObservational Research Programme of the ESC. Ongoing RegistriesSpecial Registry: Pregnancy in Cardiac Disease.J W.Roos-Hesselink ( Rotterdam-Netherlands) 30 Aug 2011
3979Hot 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
3980Hot 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
3981Hot 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
3982Hot 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
3983Hot 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
3984Hot 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
3985Hot 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
3986Hot 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
3987Hot 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
3988Hot 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



 
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