Join your community from 24 to 26 March
The scientific programme will present the latest cardiovascular science to improve daily practice of acute cardiovascular care professionals from cardiologists, intensivists, anaesthesiologists, internists, cardiac surgeons, nurses, to paramedics and other allied professionals who care for acutely ill cardiac patients.
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When planning your programme, please note: daylight savings time starts on Sunday, 26 March. This means clocks are turned forward at 02:00 AM.
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Dedicated sessions for the young audience
- State-of-the-art treatment of cardiogenic shock in 2023
- New biomarker strategies in acute coronary syndromes
- Contemporary management of AHF in the emergency department
- How to effectively manage a patient with acute heart failure and other severe conditions
- Controversies in management of cardiogenic shock
Other attractive sessions
- Burning topics about post-resuscitation care
- How to manage mechanical circulatory support therapy in cardiogenic shock
- ST-segment elevation and left main disease or triple vessel disease
- Management of a patient with pulmonary embolism: state of the art and new insights
- How to manage patients with acute chest pain in the ED
- Cardiac arrest care: strengthening the links of survival
ACVC Congress 2023 workshops
ACVC Congress 2023 Workshops
Acute Cardiovascular Care Congress 2023 provides you with a unique opportunity to learn or update your skills!
Presentations by leading global experts, covering the entire spectrum of acute cardiac care
Including acute coronary syndromes, acute heart failure, reperfusion and revascularisation, mechanical circulatory support in shock or pre-shock, management of arrhythmias in the acute setting, refractory cardiac arrest, acute venous thromboembolism, cardiothoracic intensive care, secondary prevention, with a particular focus on antithrombotic therapy, lipid-lowering, and anti-diabetic strategies.
Our mission: To reduce the burden of cardiovascular disease.