ADVANCES IN CARDIACARRHYTHMIASand

GREAT INNOVATIONSIN CARDIOLOGY

Scientific CommitteeMalcolm R. Bell, UsaMartin Borggrefe, GermanyLeonardo Calò, ItalyAmir Lerman, UsaJean François Leclercq, FranceDipen Shah, Switzerland

Organization CommitteeMatteo Anselmino, ItalyCarlo Budano, ItalyDavide Castagno, Italy

DirectorsFiorenzo GaitaSebastiano Marra

XXVIII GIORNATE CARDIOLOGICHE TORINESI

TurinOctober 13-15, 2016

Centro Congressi Unione Industriale di Torino

Maria Pia Hospital

UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI TORINO

JOINT MEETINGOF CARDIOLOGY

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From October 13th through October 15th 2016, Torino will host the XXVIII edition of the conference entitled “Advances in Cardiac Arrhythmias and Great Innovations in Cardiology” – organized in collaboration with the Mayo Clinic in Rochester – during which the latest topics on prevention, diagnosis and treatment of heart diseases will be discussed, with special focus on electrophysiology.

The Conference will be organized over three days and the speakers will be the most eminent Italian and international experts involved in the above mentioned areas.

Sessions will tackle heart disease prevention, novelties in the AF management, sudden death also in athletes, stroke prevention, and the most recent novelties in the treatment of arrhythmias.

There will be a dense parallel session dedicated to electrophysiology during which the most important aspects of this branch of physiology will be discussed in view of providing answers by analyzing the clinical practice as well; Lunch Sessions will focus on emerging topics such as the role of PCSK9 in the management of hypercholesterolemia and reversible anticoagulation.

Thanks to the collaboration with the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, world-renowned Opinion Leaders will share their professional and research experience in heart treatments and on the future of research, with a look at the growing use of stem cells in cardiology.

Fiorenzo Gaita and Sebastiano Marra

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Agnoletti Gabriella \ TorinoAgosti Sergio \ Novi Ligure (Al)Ammash Naser M. \ Rochester, UsaAnselmino Matteo \ TorinoAntonielli Emanuele \ TorinoArca Marcello \ RomaAtsma Douwe \ Leiden, The NetherlandsAugello Giuseppe \ MilanoBell Malcolm R. \ Rochester, UsaBelli Riccardo \ TorinoBisignani Giovanni \ Castrovillari (Cs)Bo Mario \ TorinoBolognese Leonardo \ ArezzoBongioanni Sergio \ TorinoBongo Angelo Sante \ NovaraBorggrefe Martin \ Mannheim, GermanyBoriani Giuseppe \ ModenaBovenzi Francesco \ LuccaBrignole Michele \ Lavagna (Ge)Bruna Claudio \ Mondovì (Cn)Budano Carlo \ TorinoCalò Leonardo \ RomaCalvi Valeria \ CataniaCaplice Noel \ Dublin, IrelandCaponi Domenico \ AstiCapucci Alessandro \ AnconaCastagno Davide \ TorinoCecchi Franco \ FirenzeCerrato Paolo \ TorinoCice Gennaro \ NapoliColombo Antonio \ MilanoComoglio Chiara \ TorinoConte Maria Rosa \ TorinoCrotti Lia \ Pavia

Curnis Antonio \ BresciaD’Amico Maurizio \ TorinoD’Onofrio Antonio \ Napoli De Luca Leonardo \ RomaDe Marco Federico \ MilanoDel Greco Maurizio \ Rovereto (Tn)Della Bella Paolo \ MilanoDellavalle Antonio \ Alba (Cn)Di Pasquale Giuseppe \ BolognaDoronzo Baldassarre \ Savigliano (Cn)Ferraris Federico \ TorinoFreggiaro Valerio \ Casale Monferrato Novi Ligure - Tortona (Al)Fresco Claudio \ UdineFriedman Paul \ Rochester, UsaGaita Dan \ Timisoara, RomaniaGaita Fiorenzo \ TorinoGarcia Bolao Ignacio \ Pamplona, SpainGasparini Maurizio \ Rozzano (Mi)Giustetto Carla \ TorinoGolzio Pier Giorgio \ TorinoInama Giuseppe \ CremonaLeclercq Jean Francois \ Paris, FranceLerman Amir \ Rochester, UsaLombardi Federico \ MilanoLunati Maurizio \ MilanoLupi Alessandro \ Pallanza (Vb)Luzi Mario \ AnconaMarcolongo Marco \ BiellaMarino Paolo \ NovaraMarra Sebastiano \ TorinoMartinelli Luigi \ Rapallo (Ge)Metra Marco \ BresciaMoretti Claudio \ TorinoMuneretto Claudio \ BresciaNardi Federico \ Verbania

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From Preventionto Bench

Atrial Fibrillation: what’s new

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Y Noussan Patrizia \ TorinoOcchetta Eraldo \ NovaraOreto Giuseppe \ MessinaPecora Domenico \ BresciaPentimalli Francesco \ SavonaPerrone Filardi Pasquale \ NapoliPetrucci Ettore \ Busto Arsizio (Va)Piacenti Marcello \ PisaPisapia Andre \ Marseille, FrancePistis Gianfranco \ AlessandriaPozzi Roberto \ Orbassano (To)Rametta Francesco \ VercelliRapezzi Claudio \ BolognaRiccardi Riccardo \ Pinerolo (To)Rinaldi Mauro \ TorinoRomeo Francesco \ RomaRordorf Roberto \ PaviaRossetti Guido \ CuneoRovaris Giovanni \ MonzaScaglione Marco \ AstiSchwartz Peter \ PaviaSenatore Gaetano \ Ciriè - Ivrea (To)Shah Dipen \ Geneve, Switzerland Sharma Sanjay \ London, UKSicuro Marco \ AostaSinagra Gianfranco \ TriesteSpinnler Maria Teresa \ Moncalieri (To)Temporelli Pier Luigi \ Veruno (No)Vado Antonello \ CuneoVarbella Ferdinando \ Rivoli (To)Verdecchia Paolo \ PerugiaViola Giuseppe \ RiminiZanon Francesco \ RovigoZanotto Gabriele \ Legnago (Vr)Zardini Marco \ ParmaZoni Berisso Massimo \ Genova 1. D. Shah - 2. M.R. Bell - 3. F. Gaita - 4. M. Borggrefe - 5. A. Lerman - 6. S. Marra

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Common but still open issues in AF

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Stroke prevention in atrial fibrillation

Evolves who fits to changes: be

effective in heart electric therapies

STEMI - ACS network in 2016

Sudden Cardiac Death

Precise navigation and mapping: practical

inference and clinical relevance

Adult Congenital Heart Diseases

Heart Failure

PCSK: future is already available

CARTOSMARTTOUCH™ Technology for every

patient, every physician every arrhythmia

Anticoagulation 3.0 Dabigatran &

Idarucizumab: a new therapeutic standard

New diagnostic standards in remote

treatment and monitoring

Update on arrhythmogenic syndrome Part 1

Magistral Lecture

Update on arrhythmogenic syndrome Part 2

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Interventional cardiology Difficult cases in

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What’s new in cardiology?

Cardiac Pacing in the 21st century: status quo and quo vadis

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Chairpersons: F. Gaita, S. Marra

Chairpersons: M. Borggrefe, M. R. Conte

Chairpersons: D. Shah, R. Riccardi

Chairperson: F. Gaita

Chairperson: S. Marra

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5 important ischemic heart diseases trials in the last year \ M. R. Bell

OPENING REMARKS

DAY’S CLOSE

CONGRESS OPENING LECTURE

From Prevention to Bench

Atrial Fibrillation: what’s new in 2016

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Cardiovascular prevention: state of the art in Piemonte \ S. Marra

Relationship between obesity and cardiovascular desease \ D. Gaita

Jogging and mortality: U curves is there a relationship? \ P. L. Temporelli

Use of low dose IGF-1 forpost-infarction myocardial repairN. Caplice

Stem cell therapy in clinical practiceD. Atsma

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Right Ventricular Arrhytmogenic Cardiomiopathy \ C. Rapezzi

Update in stable coronary artery disease: clinical implications and management challenges \ G. Cice

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Atrial Fibrillation: Epidemiology in the world and in Italy \ M. Zoni Berisso

What’s the impact of risk factors management on atrial fibrillation incidence/recurrence? \ D.Caponi

Can long acting antiarrhythmic therapy improve results and compliance?L. Calò

Prevention of AF progression by cathether ablation \ F. Gaita

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Chairpersons: G. Agnoletti, M. R. Bell

Chairpersons: G. Bisignani, G. Senatore

Chairpersons: J.F. Leclercq, M. Sicuro

Common but still open issues in AF

Adult Congenital Heart Desease

New diagnostic standards in remote treatment and monitoring

Update on arrhythmogenic syndrome Part 1

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The hemodynamic impact of AF, stillsearching for the ideal heart rate to target \ A. Capucci

Atrial Fibrillation and hypertension: mechanism and implication for management and correct therapyP. Verdecchia

Asymptomatic lone Atrial Fibrillation, should it be detected and, in case, how to manage? \ D. Shah

Percutaneous left atrial appendage occlusion in patients with non-valvular Atrial Fibrillation: are indications expanding? \ P. Friedman

Treatment strategies in arrhythhmogenic right ventricular cardiomyopathy

Managment of Marfan’s SyndromeN. M. Ammash

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Implantable devices and remote monitoring: how frequently should diagnostic data be received?C. Budano

The role of AF monitoring in patients wearing a device: can the risk of thromboembolic stroke be anticipated or reduced ? \ G. Rovaris

Reversible anticoagulation – a new therapeutic standard in thromboembolism prevention \ S. Agosti

Remote monitoring in patients wearing a device within a therapeutic plan: hope or reality? \ M. Piacenti

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Rationale and indication of transcatheter ablation in patients with Brugada Syndrome \ F. Ferraris

The role of transcatheter atrial fibrillation ablation in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy \ D. Castagno

Prognostic value of contrast-enhanced cardiovascular magnetic resonance for the evaluation of sudden death risk in patients with hypertrophic cardiomyopathyM. R. Conte - S. Bongioanni

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Contemporary approach to bicuspid Aortic valve \ C. Muneretto

Congenital anomalies of coronary arteries: diagnosis and managmentN. M. Ammash

Transcatheter ablation of arrhythmias associated with congenital heart disease \ M. Scaglione

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Chairpersons: P. Noussan, G. Sinagra Chairperson: M. Marcolongo

Heart Failure Magistral LectureSala Agnelli

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11.30What’s optimal medical therapy for heart failure? \ M. Metra

How atrial fibrillation should be treated in the heart failure patient?M. Anselmino

Indications, evidence and future perspectives for secondary mitral regurgitation treatment \ C. Moretti

The Brugada ECG pattern \ G. Oreto

Chairpersons: F. Gaita, G. Rossetti

Update on arrhythmogenic syndrome Part 2 Sala Piemonte

11.55 Asymptomatic short QT interval: when should we worry? \ C. Giustetto

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Treatment of severe tricuspid regurgitation: the interventional cardiologist point of viewA. Colombo

Treatment of severe tricuspid regurgitation: the surgeon’s point of view \ M. Rinaldi

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New concepts for the management of the long QT syndrome \ P. Schwartz

ECG markers of sudden death in Brugada syndrome \ L. Calò

How the new technologies are changing genetic screening for sudden cardiac death? \ L. Crotti

Chairpersons: C. Bruna. F. Nardi

PCSK9: a future is already available

CARTOSMARTTOUCH™ Technology for every patient, every physician every arrhythmia

Role of PCSK9 inhibitors in primary and secondary preventionM. Arca

PCSK9 Inhibitors: a huge literature, now we are ready to use them \ P. Perrone Filardi

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Dabigatran: Total securityL. De LucaEmergency management in patients treated with NOAF. De Marco

Chairpersons: G. Pistis, F. Rametta

Anticoagulation 3.0. Dabigatran & Idarucizumab: a new therapeutic standard

How the combination of contact force technology and SF tip can improve efficiency of ablation procedures. \ D. Pecora

Clinical impact of an optimized workflow for paroxysmal AF with CARTO©3 and SMARTTOUCH™F. Pentimalli

Can we reproduce the ablation strategy to standardize a successful paroxysmal AF treatment?F. Ferraris

CONFIDENSE™: why high density mapping is becoming the standard treatment for complex ablationG. Augello

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CHADs, CHADs VASC and HAS BLED: how they have been defined and what they mean in clinical practiceAre all non-vitamine-K antagonist created equal?Dabigatran \ G. Boriani

Apixaban \ M. Bo

Rivaroxaban \ L. De Luca

Edoxaban \ C. Fresco

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Stroke prevention in atrial fibrillation Sala Agnelli

Chairperson: A. Lerman

Chairpersons: E. Occhetta, G. Senatore

Chairpersons: A. S. Bongo, B. Doronzo

14.30 Heart failure: how the natural history of dilated cardiomyopathy has changed?G. Sinagra

Lecture

Evolves who fits to changes: be effective in heart electric therapies

STEMI - ACS network in 2016

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Minimal invasiveness, maximum safety: pacing therapy, evolves thanks to transcatheter pacing system \ A. Vado

Adaptive-ness and effective- ness: the two primary goals to achieve in CRTR. Rordorf

Evolution of management of subclinical and not subclinical AF patients: monitoring to prevent \ G. Augello

Atrial fibrillation: why it’s important to make opportunities diagnosis in single chamber ICD patients \ D. Pecora

Cryoablation evolution: from selected patients therapy to a new standard treatment for pulmonary veins isolation M. Anselmino

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STEMI - ACS network in Turin \ F. Varbella

STEMI - ACS network in South Piemonte A. Dellavalle

STEMI - ACS network in East PiemonteA. Lupi

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Sudden Cardiac Death Precise navigation and mapping: practical inference and clinical relevance

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Interplay between AF and sudden death \ M. Borggrefe

Noninvasive sudden cardiac death risk stratification in 2016 \ F. Lombardi

Sudden cardiac death prevention in the athlete \ S. Sharma

Sudden cardiac death risk stratification in patients with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy \ F. Cecchi

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High Density and Automated Mapping Technology in VT \ P. Della Bella

High Density Substrate Mapping in AF A. Pisapia

gMPS Navigation and Mapping in ablation and CRT procedures \ G. Viola

Contact force automatic characterization of lesion metrics in AF ablation \ E. Petrucci

Chairperson: D. ShahLecture Sala Agnelli

18.20 The future of cardiovascular researchA. Lerman

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Minimal invasive CABGL. Martinelli

Myocardial bridgingA. Lerman

TAVI: 8 years of experience in Piemonte \ M. D’Amico

Non steroideal anti-inflammatory drugs and cardiovascular riskG. Di Pasquale

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Interventional cardiology Sala Agnelli

Congress lecture Sala Agnelli

11.00 History of ventricular tachycardia ablation \ M. Borggrefe

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Chairperson: V. Calvi, M. Del Greco

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Subclavian vein obstruction during device upgrading \ A. Curnis

Difficult left ventricular lead implantation G. Zanotto

Left ventricular endocardial pacing

Multiple premature ventricular contractions favouring heart failure in candidates to CRT: where do we start from? \ M. Gasparini

High resolution mapping in treating arrhythmia \ I. Garcia Bolao

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What’s new in cardiology? Cardiac Pacing in the 21st century: status quo and quo vadis

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Stress cardiomyopathy: always benign? \ F. Bovenzi

Arrhythmias and cardiomyopathy: which condition comes first?M. Metra

Management of Heart Failure in Adult Congenital HD \ N. M. Ammash

Triple therapy: evidence in support and perils to fear \ L. Bolognese

Heparin Induced TT and PCI M. R. Bell

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MRI in patients with pacemakers and defibrillators \ P. Friedman

Device - Based optimization improve CRT patient outcome \ M. Lunati

Pacing site in pacemaker dependent patients: should a septal lead position be used? \ F. Zanon

Cardiac rythm device surgery with uninterrupted oral anticoagulation: the new standard? \ M. Luzi

Patient selection and 3rd generation of subcutaneous defibrillator \ A. D’Onofrio

Complexities in approaching infections in patients wearing devicesP. G. Golzio

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History of supraventricular arrhytmias ablationF. Gaita

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