Advances In Imaging: Optimising MR and CT in Daily Practice

Published: 31 March 2021

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What does the Literature Say? (8mins 32secs)

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Part 3 | Session 3 Qualitative or Quantitative? (8mins 44secs)
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Part 3 | Session 4 AI and its Impact on CMR (8mins 16secs)
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Part 3 | Session 5 International Guidelines – What Do They Say? (5mins 35secs)

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Part 1 | Session 1 Pre-procedural imaging in ventricular arrhythmias: A peer-to-peer discussion with Dr Antonio Berruezo and Dr Saman Nazarian Antonio Berruezo, Saman Nazarian, Andrew Arai, Chiara Bucciarelli-Ducci

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Part 1 | Session 2 Pre-Procedural Planning in VT Post-MI: Case review with Dr Saman Nazarian

11m 38s

Part 2 | Session 1 Case 1: A 54 year old with exertional angina; two risk factors for CAD Andrew Arai

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Part 2 | Session 2 Cases 2 and 3: A 42 year old healthy volunteer; no family history or risk factors for CAD, and a 68 year old male with history of atypical chest discomfort; one risk factor for CAD Andrew Arai

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Part 3 | Session 1 Introduction and Learning Objectives (2mins 10secs)

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Overview

Currently, despite guidelines acknowledging the utility of imaging for pre-procedural planning, specific guidance is lacking.

This faculty-led, educational series has been devised to address that need and to provide practical guidance for pre-procedural imaging during the planning phases of atherosclerosis and ventricular arrhythmia management.

For both disease states we provide a broad overview of the use of imaging through peer-to-peer discussion with therapy area experts; specific imaging applications are explored through faculty presented case reviews.

Supported by an unrestricted educational grant by Circle Cardiovascular Imaging

Objectives

Interpret existing clinical and meta data for use of pre-procedural, image-aided ablation in ventricular arrhythmias
Identify where pre-procedural imaging may complement the current ablation workflow in ventricular arrhythmias
Recall the clinical benefits of quantitative, MRI-based approaches to evaluate ischaemia
Apply quantitative CMR imaging to complement existing procedural workflows in revascularisation procedures

Recommended Audience

Electrophysiologists
Imaging Specialists
Cardiologists and Interventional Cardiologists

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Part 1

Ventricular Arrhythmias and Ablation

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Quantitative CMR: A Case Review of its Diagnostic Utility in CAD

Dr Andrew Arai presents a series of case reports focussing on the workflow and diagnostic use of CME quantitative perfusion in CAD.

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Looking to the Future: Quantitative vs Qualitative Myocardial Perfusion PODCAST

Looking to the future: Quantitative vs qualitative myocardial perfusion – A Podcast with Dr Andrew Arai and Dr Chiara Bucciarelli-Ducci

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