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PHILADELPHIA CARDIOVASCULAR SUMMIT 2017

N OV E M B E R 1 7– 1 8

S O F I T E L P H I L A D E L P H I A

1 2 0 S . 1 7 T H S T | P H I L A D E L P H I A , PA 1 9 1 0 3

A C M E C E R T I F I E D C O U R S E

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GREETINGS,

As course director, my vision for organizing the Philadelphia Cardiovascular Summit is to deliver a comprehensive, multifaceted program that brings together a diverse group of healthcare professionals to address current guidelines for and advances in the diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease.

The program will feature high-level, interactive, robust content with educational lectures delivered by the region’s most esteemed leaders in the field of cardiology and cardiovascular surgery. We are pleased to welcome you to our inaugural conference in the beautiful Rittenhouse Square area of Philadelphia.

Sincerely,

Konstadinos A. Plestis, MD

PROGRAM OVERVIEW & TARGET AUDIENCE

This program will focus on recent advances in the field of cardiovascular care, and options available for the management of patients. Clinical and practical issues that healthcare professionals encounter on a daily basis will be discussed.

This activity has been designed for primary care physicians, clinical cardiologists, hospitalists, emergency medicine specialists, advanced practice providers. Physician assistants, nurses, technologists, medical students and other members of the health care team are also welcome to attend.

C O U R S E O B J E C T I V E SUpon completion of this activity, participants should be able to: » Explain new guidelines, consensus statements and trends. » Review the current clinical trial data regarding cardiovascular conditions,

devices and drugs that can be translated into clinical practice. » Review the recommendations for proper care of the patient by providing

practical and evidence-based information regarding diagnosis, imaging, patient selection, and management of specific cardiovascular conditions.

» Describe the pathophysiology, quantification and latest surgical and trans-catheter treatments of mitral valve disease

» Identify best practices for the screening and management of diseases involving the aorta

» Discuss the current surgical and trans-catheter strategies for patients with critical aortic stenosis

» Review the recent advances in imaging and therapies for coronary artery disease

» Identify the options for pharmacological and device-related management of heart failure

AC C R E D I TAT I O NMain Line Health is accredited by the Pennsylvania Medical Society to provide continuing medical education for physicians.


R E G I S T R AT I O N F E E S

$ 3 5 0 | Physicians

$ 3 0 0 | Residents, fellows, nurses, physician assistants and other allied health professionals

$ 2 0 0 | Medical students

One day registration will be available onsite for 50% of the full course cost.

The registration fee includes attendance to the summit, a course syllabus, continental breakfast, mid-morning and afternoon breaks and lunch on both days.

C R E D I T D E S I G N AT I O N Main Line Health designates this live educational activity for a maximum of 15.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ for the two days; 8 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ for day one and 7.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ for day two. Physicians should claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the educational activity.

C O N F L I C T O F I N T E R E S TFaculty and all others who have the ability to control the content of continuing medical education activities sponsored by Main Line Health are expected to disclose to the audience whether they do or do not have any real or apparent conflict(s) of interest or other relationships related to the content of their presentation(s).

R E G I S T E R O N L I N E

at mainlinehealth.org/cme

using Paypal.

We cannot accept faxed or mailed registrations, but payment may be made via personal check the day of the program.

C A N C E L L AT I O N A N D R E F U N D P O L I C YRefunds, minus the Paypal transaction fees ($20.00) will be made for written cancellations received before November 1, 2017.

NO refunds will be available after 11/1/17.


FAC U LT Y

COURSE DIRECTOR

Konstadinos A. Plestis, MDSystem Chief, Cardiothoracic and Vascular SurgeryMain Line Health and Lankenau Heart Institute

COURSE CO-DIRECTOR

William A. Gray, MDSystem Chief, Division of Cardiovascular Disease Main Line HealthPresident, Lankenau Heart Institute

KEYNOTE SPEAKER

Joseph E. Bavaria, MDImmediate-Past President – Society of Thoracic Surgeons (STS) Brooke Roberts-William M. Measey Professor of SurgeryVice Chief, Division of Cardiovascular SurgerySurgical Director, Heart and Vascular CenterDirector, Thoracic Aortic Surgery ProgramHospital of the University of Pennsylvania

HONORARY SPEAKER

Raymond L. Singer, MDChief, Division of Cardiothoracic SurgeryLehigh Valley Health Network

M E E T I N G LO C AT I O N

S O F I T E L P H I L A D E L P H I A

120 South 17th Street | Philadelphia, PA 19103

The Sofitel Philadelphia hotel blends French elegance with American style. This sophisticated downtown, 4-star hotel is conveniently situated in the thriving shopping and dining district of Rittenhouse Square.

Special group rate: $235/night (single or double-occupancy)

Rates are subject to all city and state taxes; currently these taxes total 15.5% with 7% designated to state tax and 8.5% to city tax. Tax rates are subject to change without notice. This special room rate is available until Friday, October 26, 2017, or until the block has filled (whichever comes first).

Please call the Sofitel Philadelphia directly at 215.569.8300 and identify yourself as a participant of the “Philadelphia Cardiovascular Summit” in order to receive the discounted overnight room rate. Rates are subject to availability once the room block has been filled.

PA R K I N GThe Sofitel offers valet-only parking. The daily parking rate is $36.75. Overnight parking rates are as follows:

Sunday – Thursday: $50.24 Friday – Saturday: $45.33

The Summit will not validate or discount any parking expenses.


Reginald J. Blaber, MDPresident, Lourdes Cardiology Services Executive Director, Cardiovascular InstituteVice President, Cardiovascular Service Line Lourdes Health System

Andrew J. Boyle, MDDirector, Advanced Heart Failure Jefferson University Hospital

James F. Burke, MDCardiologist Lankenau Medical Center

Sheetal Chandhok, MDElectrophysiologist Bryn Mawr Hospital

Nimesh D. Desai, MDCardiovascular Surgeon Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania

Steven M. Domsky, MDHeart Failure CardiologistLankenau Medical Center

Christopher J. Droogan, DO Heart Failure Cardiologist Lankenau Medical Center

Eric M. Gnall, DOInterventional Cardiologist Lankenau Medical Center

Sheldon Goldberg, MDInterventional CardiologistPennsylvania Hospital

Scott M. Goldman, MDCardiovascular Surgeon Lankenau Medical Center

T. Sloan Guy, MDCardiothoracic Surgeon Director, Robotic Cardiac Surgery Program Weil-Cornell Medical Center

Katie M. Hawthorne, MDCardiologist Lankenau Medical Center

Howard C. Herrmann, MDDirector, Interventional CardiologyHospital of the University of PennsylvaniaJohn W. Bryfogle Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine and Surgery Perelman School of Medicine at University of Pennsylvania Health System

Peter R. Kowey, MDElectrophysiologistLankenau Medical Center

Itzach Kronzon, MDCardiologist Lenox Hill Hospital

Leonard Y. Lee, MDCardiothoracic Surgeon Robert Wood Johnson University Hospital

Richard A. Lichtenberg, MDCardiologist Bryn Mawr Hospital

Robert J. Meisner, MDVascular Surgeon Lankenau Medical Center

Rohinton J. Morris, MDChief, Cardiothoracic Surgery Division Jefferson University Hospital

Riti Patel, MDCardiologistLankenau Medical Center

Thomas P. Phiambolis, MDDirector, Cardiovascular Prevention & Wellness Lankenau Medical Center

Roberto Rodriguez, MDCardiothoracic Surgeon Lankenau Medical Center

Nicholas J. Ruggerio II, MDInterventional Cardiologist Thomas Jefferson University Hospital

Carlos E. Ruiz, MD, PhDCardiologist Hackensack University Medical Center

Louis E. Samuels, MDCardiothoracic Surgeon Thomas Jefferson University Hospital

Timothy A. Shapiro, MDInterventional Cardiologist Lankenau Medical Center

Allan S. Stewart, MDCardiovascular Surgeon The Mount Sinai Hospital

Francis P. Sutter, DOCardiovascular Surgeon Lankenau Medical Center

Matthew P. Thomas, MDCardiovascular Surgeon Lankenau Medical Center

Yoshiya Toyoda, MD, PhDProfessor, Surgery and William Maul Measey Chair, Surgery, Lewis Katz School of Medicine at Temple UniversityChief, Cardiovascular SurgeryCo-Surgical Director, Temple Heart & Vascular Institute

Anjali Vaidya, MDCardiologistAssociate Director, Pulmonary Hypertension Program Temple University Hospital

Joyce W. Wald, DOHeart Failure CardiologistAssociate Director, Mechanical Circulatory Support Program Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania


DAY 1 | F R I DAY, N OV E M B E R 1 7, 2 0 1 7

MORNING SESSION

AGENDA

7:00AM Registration and Breakfast

7:50AM Welcome Remarks » Phillip Robinson, President | Lankenau Medical Center

AORTIC VALVE DISEASE

Moderators: Konstadinos Plestis, MD and Carlos Ruiz, MD

8:00AM The new European Society of Cardiology and American College of Cardiology/American Heart Association Aortic Valve Practice Guidelines: What has changed and what you need to know » James Burke, MD

8:20AM Echocardiographic assessment of aortic stenosis and regurgitation » Itzhak Kronzon, MD

8:40AM CTA imaging of the mitral valve apparatus prior to transcatheter mitral valve replacement » Carlos Ruiz, MD

9:00AM Mini aortic valve replacement: The new surgical standard of care? » Leonard Lee, MD

9:20AM Panel discussion

9:30AM BREAK

9:50AM Aortic valve repair: When and how to employ this novel approach? » Konstadinos Plestis, MD

10:10AM Transcatheter aortic valve replacement: Review of the robust evidence from randomized trials » Nicholas Ruggerio II, MD

10:30AM Transcatheter valve-in-valve and valve-in-ring: An appealing solution for aortic or mitral biological valve failure » Roberto Rodriguez, MD


KEYNOTE LECTURE

11:10AM Cardiovascular outcomes reporting: An informed public, naked practitioners, and unintended consequences » Joseph Bavaria, MD

11:50AM BREAK | Pick-up lunch and return to lecture hall

12:10PM WORKING LUNCH | Case presentations


AFTERNOON SESSION

MITRAL VALVE DISEASE Moderators: Scott Goldman, MD and William Gray, MD

1:10PM Mitral valve regurgitation: Etiology and natural history of disease and triggers for intervention » Reginald Blaber, MD

1:30PM The type and quantification of mitral valve regurgitation: Critical information in the current era of surgical and transcatheter therapies » Martin Keane, MD

1:50PM Current insights in evaluation and guideline directed medical management of functional mitral valve disease » Joyce Wald, DO

2:10PM Robotic mitral valve repair: The new frontier » T. Sloan Guy, MD

2:30PM BREAK

2:50PM Mitral valve repair in degenerative disease: Commonsense approach done without resection » Scott Goldman, MD

3:10PM Transcatheter mitral valve replacement and repair: Where do we stand? » Willliam Gray, MD

3:30PM Panel discussion

ARRHYTHMIAS Moderator: Peter Kowey, MD

3:50PM Paroxysmal and persistent A-fib: Where are we? » Peter Kowey, MD

4:10PM Left atrial appendage closure instead of anticoagulation: Indications and outcomes » Sheetal Chandhok, MD

HONORARY SPEAKER

4:30PM Working with cardiologists: From Heresy to Dogma » Raymond Singer, MD

5:10PM Closing remarks and adjournment » Konstadinos Plestis, MD

5:15 PM COCKTAILS | Sofitel lobby

6:30 PM FACULTY DINNER


DAY 2 | S AT U R DAY, N OV E M B E R 1 8 , 2 0 1 7

MORNING SESSION

AGENDA

7:00AM Breakfast

7:45AM Opening Remarks » William Gray, MD

AORTA

Moderators: Robert Meisner, MD and Allan Stewart, MD

8:00AM Paradigm for detecting silent thoracic aneurysm disease » Konstadinos Plestis, MD

8:20AM Aortic root and ascending aorta aneurysm: Assessment and indications for surgery » Matthew Thomas, MD

8:40AM Valve sparing aortic procedures: Current indications and outcomes » Allan Stewart, MD

9:00AM Aortic arch surgery: Open vs. hybrid approaches » Nimesh Desai, MD

9:20AM Thoracic and thoacoabdominal aortic aneurysm interventions: Novel approaches » Robert Meisner, MD


10:00AM BREAK

CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE

Moderators: Sheldon Goldberg, MD and Riti Patel, MD

10:20AM Contemporary treatment of complex, multi-vessel coronary artery disease » Timothy Shapiro, MD

10:40AM Who should have all arterial grafts for CABG and why? » Louis Samuels, MD

11:00AM Hybrid coronary revascularization. State of the art. » Francis Sutter, DO

11:20AM CABG for ischemic cardiomyopathy, post myocardial infarction, and cardiogenic shock » Yoshiya Toyoda, MD, PhD


12:00PM BREAK | Pick-up lunch and return to lecture hall

12:20PM WORKING LUNCH | Case presentations

The management of HOCM: What are the non-surgical options? » Howard Herrmann, MD

Additional case presentations and discussion


1:20PM Are you ready for the future in cardiac imaging? Moderator: William Gray, MD » Thomas Phiambolis, MD » Katie Hawthorne, MD » Richard Lichtenberg, MD

HEART FAILURE

Moderators: Steven Domsky, MD and Christopher Droogan, DO

2:05PM What’s new in drug and device therapy for CHF in 2017? » Christopher Droogan, DO

2:25PM Managing worsening/recalcitrant heart failure, implantable assist device, transplant or palliative care? » Andrew Boyle, MD

2:45PM Percutaneous options for acute right and left ventricular dysfunction » Eric Gnall, MD

3:05PM Destination left ventricular assist devices now into the future » Rohinton Morris, MD

3:25PM Management of pulmonary hypertension in 2017 » Anjali Vaidya, MD

3:45PM Panel discussion

4:05PM Closing remarks and adjournment » Konstadinos Plestis, MD

AFTERNOON SESSION


“ The Philly of today is filled with notable museums, a bumping

nightlife, beloved sports teams and a thriving restaurant scene

that encompasses more than just the ubiquitous cheesesteak.”

— U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT

In June, 2017, U.S. News & World Report ranked Philadelphia in the top three on its annual

Best Places to Visit in the USA list. Here are just a few of the stellar attractions the city has to offer:

» The nation’s most historic square mile at Independence National Historical Park, including Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell

» Museum of the American Revolution (Opened April 2017!)

» Philadelphia Museum of Art

» Barnes Museum

» National Constitution Center

» Reading Terminal Market

» Rittenhouse Park

» Luxury shopping on Rittenhouse Row

» Award-winning restaurant scene


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