To ensure delivery of Cleveland Clinic CME emails, please add [email protected] to your contact list. View Message Online | Share This Message | Unsubscribe Join us for Contemporary Management of Valvular Disease: Putting the Guidelines and Trials into Perspective, a CME-certified dinner symposium, on Friday, April 1. Join us for Contemporary Management of Valvular Disease: Putting the Guidelines and Trials into Perspective, a CME-certified dinner symposium. While national guidelines inform care, controversies in diagnosis and treatment of valvular disease remain. This program will focus on clinical decision making while combining the most relevant medical, surgical, and interventional options for patient care. This symposium is intended for cardiologists, interventional cardiologists, cardiothoracic surgeons, internists, nurses, physician assistants and all health care professionals involved in the evaluation, diagnosis, and/or management of patients with structural heart disease. Dinner Symposium Agenda Moderator: Lars G. Svensson MD, PhD Cleveland Clinic     7:00 pm Registration/Dinner     7:30 pm Should All Patients with Asymptomatic Valve Disease be Offered Valve Replacement? The Crucial Role for Pre-procedural Evaluation David Brown, MD The Heart Hospital Baylor Plano     7:45 pm Diagnostic Imaging and Assessment of Valve Disease Ron Waksman, MD MedStar Heart and Vascular Institute     8:00 pm Surgery in the Setting of AS or MR: What Do the Guidelines Say? Paul J. Corso Jr, MD MedStar Heart and Vascular Institute     8:15 pm Outcomes of AVR, AV Repair, and Ascending Aorta Replacement Lars G. Svensson, MD, PhD Cleveland Clinic     8:30 pm Recognizing Complications of TAVRs: Procedural and Echocardiographic Lessons Samir Kapadia, MD Cleveland Clinic     8:45 pm New TAVR Devices, Technology, Access Approaches Robert C. Stoler, MD Baylor Heart and Vascular Hospital     9:00 pm Panel Discussion     9:15 pm Adjourn   7:00 pm Registration/Dinner   7:30 pm Should All Patients with Asymptomatic Valve Disease be Offered Valve Replacement? The Crucial Role for Pre-procedural Evaluation David Brown, MD The Heart Hospital Baylor Plano   7:45 pm Diagnostic Imaging and Assessment of Valve Disease Ron Waksman, MD MedStar Heart and Vascular Institute   8:00 pm Surgery in the Setting of AS or MR: What Do the Guidelines Say? Paul J. Corso Jr, MD MedStar Heart and Vascular Institute   8:15 pm Outcomes of AVR, AV Repair, and Ascending Aorta Replacement Lars G. Svensson, MD, PhD Cleveland Clinic   8:30 pm Recognizing Complications of TAVRs: Procedural and Echocardiographic Lessons Samir Kapadia, MD Cleveland Clinic   8:45 pm New TAVR Devices, Technology, Access Approaches Robert C. Stoler, MD Baylor Heart and Vascular Hospital   9:00 pm Panel Discussion   9:15 pm Adjourn This educational activity is not part of ACC.16; however, the content was reviewed and approved by the ACC.16 Program Committee. This activity has been approved for AMA PRA Category 1 Credit™.   Activity Directors     Lars G. Svensson, MD, PhD Cleveland Clinic Cleveland, OH Katherine Hoercher, RN Cleveland Clinic Cleveland, OH   Activity Directors   Lars G. Svensson, MD, PhD Cleveland Clinic Cleveland, OH   Katherine Hoercher, RN Cleveland Clinic Cleveland, OH Cleveland Clinic Center for Continuing Education 1950 Richmond Rd, TR204 Lyndhurst, OH 44124 ccfcme.org/ACC2016