Where are we at with 3D Mapping: Electroanatomic Mapping – A/Prof Stuart Thomas
A/Prof Stuart Thomas, Clinical Electrophysiologist at Westmead Hospital, talks about electroanatomic mapping and how it is used in arrhythmia procedures.
Atrial Mass: The Heart of the Matter – Mr Matthew Hunt
Mr Matthew Hunt, Cardiac Physiologist and Radiographer, presents an interesting case of an atrial mass.
Left Atrium in Volvo Ocean Race Sailors – Prof Martin Ugander
Prof Martin Ugander, Professor of Cardiac Imaging at the University of Sydney, talks about the left atrial response to long duration stress during around the world sailing in the Volvo Ocean Race.
PFO Closure: Device Landscape – Prof David Muller
Prof David Muller, Cardiologist at St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney, talks about the various devices available for transcatheter PFO closure.
Imaging the Intra-Atrial septum – Prof Gregory Scalia
Prof Gregory Scalia, Cardiologist at The Prince Charles Hospital, talks about imaging techniques for the atrial septum.
Measuring Left Atrial Volume is Important in Predicting Outcome – Prof David Playford
Prof David Playford, Cardiologist at Mount Hospital Perth, talks about measuring left atrial volume and the National Echo Database Australia.
Left Atrial Strain: Where Are We Now 2019 – Prof Liza Thomas
Prof Liza Thomas, Cardiologist at Westmead Hospital, talks about left atrial strain measurement.
Balloon Pulmonary Angioplasty for CTEPH – Dr David Boshell
Dr David Boshell, Interventional Radiologist at St Vincent’s Hospital Sydney, talks about the role of balloon pulmonary angioplasty in treating chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension.
Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation for Acute Pulmonary Embolism – A/Prof Paul Forrest
A/Prof Paul Forrest, Cardiac Anaesthetist at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, talks about the potential role for ECMO in the management of pulmonary embolism.
Pulmonary Hypertension & Left Heart Disease – Prof David Celermajer
Prof David Celermajer, Cardiologist at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, talks about pulmonary hypertension in left heat diseases.
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