Non-invasive imaging: Echocardiography, MR/CT, Nuclear & Invasive Imaging - Cardiac Catheterisation and Angiography

A selection of webcasts from the European Society of Cardiology Congress 2008 in Munich on the Main theme of the congress: Imaging.

 Invasive Imaging - Cardiac Catheterisation and Angiography


Session TitleTitleSpeaker
Imaging valve disease in 2008Don't forget cardiac catheterisation.Prendergast B D (Oxford, GB)
Highlight SessionInterventional cardiology.Eeckhout E (Lausanne, CH)

 Non-invasive imaging: Echocardiography, MR/CT, Nuclear


Session TitleTitleSpeaker
How safe is cardiac imaging?Radiation dose from cardiac computed tomography and nuclear cardiology.Einstein A J (New York, US)
How safe is cardiac imaging?Gadolinium risks.Erbel R (Essen, DE)
How safe is cardiac imaging?Ultrasound contrast agents - are they safe?DeMaria A (San Diego, US)
How safe is cardiac imaging?Implications of risk-benefit analyses in clinical practice.Picano E (Pisa, IT)
The strengths of the imaging modalities in coronary artery disease - changing rolesThe value of echocardiography. The viewpoint of a nuclear imaging expert.Knuuti J M (Turku, FI)
The strengths of the imaging modalities in coronary artery disease - changing rolesThe value of cardiovascular magnetic resonance. The viewpoint of an echocardiographer.Nihoyannopoulos P (London, GB)
Cardiovascular imaging in multimodality environmentWhen cardiovascular imaging is appropriate.Gibbons R (Rochester, US)
Cardiovascular imaging in multimodality environmentDetection of early disease.Achenbach S (Erlangen, DE)
Cardiovascular imaging in multimodality environmentMultimodality imaging in coronary heart disease.Bonow R (Chicago, US)
Cardiac imaging in 2020Combination of anatomic and perfusion assessment is the future.Gibbons R (Rochester, US)
Cardiac imaging in 2020Cardiac ultrasound will do it all.Marwick T H (Brisbane, AU)
Cardiac imaging in 2020Combined imaging techniques will be the standard.Rademakers F E (Leuven, BE)
Cardiac computed tomography in coronary artery disease: when to use and when not to useCardiac computed tomography for risk stratification.Weigold W G (Washington, US)
Cardiac computed tomography in coronary artery disease: when to use and when not to useSuspected coronary artery disease.Achenbach S (Erlangen, DE)
Imaging valve disease in 2008Resting echocardiography is all you need.Thomas J D (Cleveland, US)
Imaging valve disease in 2008Functional assessment is mandatory.Pierard L A (Liege, BE)
The year in clinical imagingEchocardiography.DeMaria A (San Diego, US)
The year in clinical imagingImage fusion.Reiber J H C (Leiden, NL)
Highlight SessionImaging.Pierard L A (Liege, BE)
The year in clinical imagingCardiovascular magnetic resonance.F E Rademakers (Leuven, BE)
The strengths of the imaging modalities in coronary artery disease - changing rolesThe value of computed tomography angiography. The viewpoint of an interventionalist.P J De Feyter (Rotterdam, NL)
Cardiac computed tomography in coronary artery disease: when to use and when not to useBypass grafts and stents.S Schroeder (Goeppingen, DE)
Imaging valve disease in 2008What is the value of magnetic resonance imaging and computed tomography?J-L Vanoverschelde (Brussels, BE)
The strengths of the imaging modalities in coronary artery disease - changing rolesThe value of nuclear imaging. The viewpoint of a cardiovascular magnetic resonance expert.J Schwitter (Zurich, CH)