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KEYNOTE SPEAKERS INTERNATIONAL – Mulitple – Mayo Clinic experts, USA NATIONAL...
by Structural Heart Disease Australia | Aug 11, 2026 | Anatomy, Cardiac Imaging, Featured Home Page Video
Professor Greg Scalia, cardiologist at The Prince Charles Hospital, Brisbane, explains to us in detail the mitral valve anatomy, correlating that with echocardiography, transoesophageal echocardiography, and transthoracic...
by Structural Heart Disease Australia | Aug 12, 2026
Prof Tsuyoshi Kaneko – Director, Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery Washington University Medicine, Prof Martin Ng- Cardiologist Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, Prof Dion Stub-Alfred Hospital, Webinar – delving into...
by Structural Heart Disease Australia | Aug 10, 2026
by Structural Heart Disease Australia | Aug 11, 2026
Dr Katie Nguyen, Adv Trainee Cardiologist, Liverpool Hospital, explores all of the options where TAVI can be a palliative option or a bridge to definitive SAVR, looking at patient cases in this amazing talk. This was presented...
by Sharon Kay | Aug 10, 2026
Dr Kevin Leow, Cardiologist AT, The Canberra Hospital. Discusses in depth the intricacies of the left atrial appendage anatomy, how it develops, and why this is important to know for all imaging specialists and operators in left...
by Structural Heart Disease Australia | Aug 11, 2019
by Structural Heart Disease Australia | Aug 11, 2026
Professor Greg Scalia, Cardiologist, The Prince Charles Hospital, goes through the new guidelines for mitral valve valve-in-valve using a combination of American and European guidelines, with some amazing graphics that make this...
by Structural Heart Disease Australia | Aug 10, 2026
Dr Jay Bruce, Cardiac Anaesthetist, Fiona Stanley Hospital, Perth. Steps out what's exactly needed for TAVI and SAVR for the anaesthetist in MDTs. Dr Bruce goes through the guidelines and the exact considerations needed for both...