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Congenital/Pediatric Pre-conference Course
Plenaries Day 1
Plenaries Day 2
Plenaries Day 3
Technologists Workshop - Day 2
Technologists Workshop - Day 3
High-Field Cardiovascular Imaging/Basic Science Pre-Conference Course
Physicians Preconference
Ischemic Heart disease
Molecular Imaging
Economics, cost effectiveness, medicolegal
Perfusion
Atheroma and Plaque
CMR of pediatric aortic disease
Cardiomyopathy/Myocarditis
New Developments
Interventional 1 - EP
Interventional 2
Valves
Rare diseases
Metabolism
Five Best Indications
Challenges in Clinical Routine
Friday:
Plenary Session 1: Heart Failure MRI - The Gold Standard
The Imaging challenges in Heart Failure. Robert Bonow, Northwestern University Medical School
Myocardial Tissue Characterisation in Heart Failure - Late Gadolinium Enhancement and Beyond. Christopher Kramer, University of Virginia Health Systems
Metabolic MRI in Heart Failure. Stefan Neubauer, John Radcliffe Hospital
Interventional MRI in Heart Failure - Current Status and Prediction for the Future
Parallel Session: Clinical Perfusion and Ischemic Heart Disease - Current Evidence for clinical Application
Perfusion CMR - Is there an optimum balance between speed, coverge, contrast medium dose and examination duration? Sven Plein, University of Leeds
Evidence Based Perfusion Data Analysis: Performance, Precision and Reproducibility. Michael Jerosch-Herold, Brigham and Women's hospital
Predicting Prognosis in IHD by Stenosis Degree, Plaque, or Ischemia: Evidence from Prospective Trials. Rob Beanlands, The Ottawa Hospital
CAD work-up: The Courage to Change Current Practice. Jurg Schwitter, University Hospital of Zurich
Perfusion-CMR in Non-atherosclerotic Ischemic Syndromes: Takotsubo, Syndrome X and Cardiomyopathies. Ali Yilmaz, Robert-Bosch-Krankenhaus
Parallel Session: Metabolic CMR Imaging
Cardiac Metabolism - Influence of Diet on Myocardial Steatosis. Hildo Lamb, Leiden Universityf
Detecting High Energy Metabolites. Rutger van der Meer, Leiden University Medical Center
High-Field Perspectives. John Forder, University of Florida
Dynamic Nuclear Polarization. Florian Wiesinger, GE Global Research Europe
Probing Cardiac Metabolism with Hyperpolarized Carbon. Craig Malloy, University of Texan Southwestern Medical Center
Saturday:
Parallel Session: Novel Approaches to CMR perfusion
Quantification of Perfusion in Ischemia and Infarction. Frederick Epstein, University of Virginia<
T2 and T2* imaging in ischemic heart disease (t2 edema, hemorrhage. Andreas Kumar, Univesity of Calgary. This talk missing
Ischemia assessment at 3T. Theodoros Karamitsos
Exercise-stress perfusion. Orlando Simonetti, The Ohio State University
CT/CMR Fusion for assessment of ischemic heart disease. Richard White, University of Florida - College of Medicine
Parallel Sessions: Interventional I - iCMR Technical
X-ray Integrated along/within MRI. John Rowlands, Sunnybrook Health Science Centre.
iCMR Coils: Multi-Channel MRI for Interventions and Safety. Greig Scott, Stanford University
iCMR Coils: Active Intravascular. Graham Wright, SunnyBrook Health Sciencs Centre
iCMR Intravascular Devices: Safety, High Field, Intravascular. Paul Bottomley, Johns Hopkins University
X-Ray Fused with MRI. Anthony Faranesh, National Institutes of Health.
Rapid Acquisitions for iCMR - (talk not recorded)
Parallel Sessions: Clinical Valvular/Haemodynamics
The role of CMR in Valvular Heart Diease. Saul Myerson, Oxford University
How accurate is Velocity Coding? Jos Westenberg, Leiden University Medical Centre
Does CT have a role in Valve Imaging? Ricardo Curry instead of Gudrun Feuchtner, Medical University, Innsbruck
Should All ASD/VSDs Undergo CMR Assessment for Percutaneous Valve Closure? Karen Ordovas, University of California
CMR Guidance for Percutaneous Pulmonary Valve Implantations. - (talk not recorded)
Parallel Sessions: Interventional II - iCMR Applications: Focus on EP and Pediatrics
EP applications with iCMR 2. Henry Halperin, Johns Hopkins Hospital
Pediatric Endovascular Applications. Boris Schmitt for Titus Kuehne, German Heart Institute.
Ablations with X-ray Fused to MR. Kawal Rhode, King's College, London
Ablation Targeting and Assessment. Dana Peters, Beth Israel Deaconess (this recording misses the first 30s of the talk)
MRI Guided Cardiac Surgery, Keith Horvath, National Institutes of Health
Parallel Sessions: New Developments in Cardiac Imaging
Parallel Imaging Methods for Cardiac Applications. Mark Griswold, Case West rEserve University
Real-time Cardiac imaging, this talk missing.
Myocardial Perfusion ASL Imaging. Krishna S Nayak, University of Southern California
Fat and Water separated Imaging, Peter Kellman, NHLBI-National Institutes of Health
Edema imaging. Anthony Aletras, NHLBI - National Institutes of Health
Parallel Sessions: CMR for Transposition, double-outlet Right Ventricle and Single Ventricle
CMR evaluation of Single Ventricular Function - (talk not recorded)
CMR in the Late Evaluation of Sustemic Right Ventricle-Atrial Switch Procedure and Corrected Transposition. William A Helbing, Erasmus University Medical Center.
Post-Operative Complications of Atrerial Switch Procedure. Andrew Powell, Children's Hospital Boston.
CMR for Pre-surgical Evaluation: Single vs Two-Ventricle Approach. Mark A Fogel, Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia
CMR Evaluation Post Correction of DORV. Javier Ganame, University Hospitals Leuven
Parallel Sessions: Nephrogenic Systemic Fibrosis Era - Contrast enhanced vs Non-contrast enhanced
Time Resolved Contrast-Enhanced MRA. James Carr, Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Low Dose Gadolinium MRA. J Paul Finn, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
Thoracic Non-contrast MRA - volumetric SSFP - this talk is absent, ?not recorded
Non-contrast MRA - Abdominal Aora, Renal Arteries and Peripheral. Robert Edelman, Evanston Hospital
NSF - Is this an overblown risk? Brett Elicker, UCSF Medical Centre
Sunday:
Parallel Session: Coronary CT/MR
Coronary CT: current State. Lucia Kroft, Leiden University Medical Centre
Coronary MRI current State. Hakime Sakuma, Mie University Hospital
Coronary MR: What is the future? Matthias Stuber, Johns Hopkins University
Head-to-head Comparison of Coronary MR and CT. Marc Dewey, Charite
Do we need Coronary Anatomy, Perfusion or both? Andrew Arai, NHLBI - National Institutes of Health
Parallel Session: Basic Science - Molecular MRI
Molecular MRI of Coronary Atherosclerosis and Vascular Injury. Rene Botnar, King's College London
From ischemia to rejection: molecular imaging of myocardial disease. David Sosnovik, Harvard Medical School
MRI 'Theranostic' Approaches to Cardiovascular Disease. Gregory M Lanza, Washington University
MRI approaches to Stem Cell Tracking in Vivo. Darla L Kraitchman, Johns Hopkins University
Molecular Imaging of Cardiovascular Disease with Gd-based contrast agents. Klaas Nicolay, Eindhoven University of Technology
Clinical Non-ischemic - CMR in systemic disease
CMR in Thalassemia. Massimo Lombardi, CNR Clinical Physiology Institute
CMR in vasculitis and other Rheumatic Diseases. Sophie Mavrogeni, Onassis Cardiac Surgery Center
CMR in myocarditis. Peter Hunold, University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein
CMR in Metabolic Syndrome, Hildo Lamb, Leiden Medical Center.
CMR in Diabetes Michaela Scheuermann-Freestone, Lavendal Haus
Plenary Session 2: CMR assessment of myocardial injury
Historical Perspective: CMR Assessment of Myocardial Injury: the last 25 years and the future. Albert de Roos, Leiden University Medical Center
Point/Counterpoint. Sudden death risk stratification: the Grey zone is the best index. Raymond Kwong, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Point/Counterpoint. Sudden death risk stratification: the Grey zone is not so Black or White. Daniel Lee, Northwestern University
Point/Counterpoint: Reversible Ischemic Injury: T2 weighted Imaging deliniates the area at risk. Matthias Friedrich, Stephenson Cardiovascular MR center
Point/Counterpoint: Reversible Ischemic Injury: T2 Weighted Imaging of Reversible Injury is not Ready for Prime Time Han Kim, MD, Duke Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance Center.
Online video-on-demand presentations
Please note. This section brings together talks from many meetings and courses held around the world over several years as a learning resource.
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Free vs members only talks
SCMR conferences are typically members only unless otherwise stated; other recorded conferences are typically available to non-members
SCMR conferences are typically members only unless otherwise stated; other recorded conferences are typically available to non-members
SCMR 2012 - Orlando World Center
15th Annual Scientific Sessions. February 2-5, 2012, Many thanks to Drs Gabriella Captur, Mariana Fontana, Andrew Cox, Viviana Maestrini, Sanjay Banypersad, Steven White, Thomas Triebel and Andrew Flett for recordings.
Physician Pre-Conference Course:
Temporarily removed for password protection for members who registered for the course
Congenital/Pediatric Pre-conference Course
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Plenaries Day 1
The Present and the Future of Coronary Magnetic Resonance Angiography
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Warren Manning - Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Centre
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
What is the Status of Viability Imaging after STICH?
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Robert Bonow - Northwestern University Medical Centre
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
What CMR Technology Can Take Patient Care to a New Level in the Near Future
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Matthias Stuber - Lausanne University
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Heritable Cardiomyopathies
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Ali Yilmaz - Robert-Bosch-Krankenhaus
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Impact of CMR on Treatment of NICM
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Saman Nazarian - John Hopkins Outpatient Center
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Myocarditis
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Saidi Mohiddin - London Chest Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Progress in ARVD/C Diagnosis
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By David Bluemke - National Institutes of Health
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
DCM
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Ravi Assomull - Royal Brompton Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
13C Imaging of Metabolic Disorders - Physiological Considerations
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Craig Malloy - University of Texas Southwestern Medical Centre
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Carotid Angiogenesis and 19F Imaging
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Shelton Caruthers - Washington University – St. Louis
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Targeted Agents for Atherosclerosis Characterization
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By David Sosnovik - Harvard Medical School
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Cardiac Energetics
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Stefan Neubauer - John Radcliffe Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Coronary Lumen and Arterial Wall Imaging with MRI
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Debiao Li - Cedars Sinai Medical Center
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
MRI of the Peripheral Vasculature - The New Gold Standard?
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By J. Paul Finn - University of California – Los Angeles
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Coronary MRA in Real Practice: Is it Feasible and Cost-effective?
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Hajime Sakuma - MIE University Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
MRA in the "At Risk" Patient - Dose Reduction Strategies and Non-Contrast Techniques
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Robert Edelman - Evanston Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
CMR Perfusion Imaging in Clinical Cardiology: Comparison with Other Non-invasive Imaging Modalities
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Timothy Christian - University of Vermont
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Quantitative CMR Perfusion: Does It Add Value?
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Andrew Arai - NHLBI
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Moving Towards Whole-heart Perfusion Imaging with MRI
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Sebastian Kozerke - Institute for Biomedical Engineering University and ETH Zurich
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
How to do CMR Perfusion in Real World Practice: Tricks and Tips
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Sven Plein - University of Leeds
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Non-contrast Perfusion Methods: Ready for Prime Time?
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Krishna Nayak - University of Southern California
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Assessing Myocardial Salvage - State of the Art
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Anthony Aletras - University of Central Greece
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Beyond Salvage
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Adam Mather - University of Leeds
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Clinical and Research Use of CMR in Acute Coronary Syndromes
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Raymond Kim - Duke Cardiovascular MRI Center
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
CMR in Acute Coronary Syndromes for Prognosis Estimation - Infarct Size, Microvascular Obstruction, or Myocardial Salvage. Better than Other Clinical Risk Tools?
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Ingo Eitel - University of Leipzig Heart Center
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Plenaries Day 2
Real-time MRI for Interventional Guidance
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Juan Santos - Stanford University
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Devices for iMRI in Vascular / Valvular Procedures
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Harald Quick - Institute of Medical Physics
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Fusing MRI and X-Ray for Stem Cell Therapies
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Amish Raval - University of Wisconsin Medical School
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Interventional Cardiovascular MRI
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Robert Lederman - NHLBI
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Fusing MRI and Ultrasound for Intervention Guidance
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Reza Razavi - King’s College London
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
4D Flow: Current Applications, Limitations, and Future Prospects
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Michael Hope - University of California – San Francisco
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Advances in Time-resolved Angiography- Temporal vs Spatial Resolutions
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Gerald Greil - King’s College London
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Fetal CMR: Technical Challenges and Current Applications
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Michael Seed - The Hospital for Sick Children
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Pre-intervention Computer Modeling in Congenital Heart Disease: From Computers to Practice
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Ajit Yoganathan - Georgia Institute of Technology
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Real-time Imaging in Congenital Heart Disease
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Vivek Muthurangu - UCL Institute of Child Health and Great Ormond Street Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Non-Ischemic Cardiomyopathy-Diagnostic Challenges, New Techniques
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By James Moon - The Heart Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Moving Beyond Pretty Pictures: The Current and Emerging Clinical Role of CMR in Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Martin Maron - Tufts University
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Diastolic Heart Function: Current and Future Clinical Imaging Approaches
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Hildo Lamb - Leiden University Medical Center
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Diagnostic and Prognostic Utility of CMR in Infiltrative Cardiomyopathies
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Frederick Ruberg - Boston University School of Medicine
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Latest Advances in CMR of Iron Overload Cardiomyopathy
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Dudley Pennell - Royal Brompton Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Optimal Imaging Protocols for Ischemia Detection in < 30 Minutes
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Matthias Friedrich - Université of Montréal
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
High Throughput CMR In Clinical Practice - Tips and Tricks to Get You through the Day
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Scott Flamm - Cleveland Clinic
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Screening Adult Survivors of Childhood Cancer for Cardiomyopathy
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Gregory Armstrong - St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Reliable Imaging Protocols for Delayed Enhancement and Edema Imaging
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Orlando Simonetti - The Ohio State University
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Dedicated CMR Protocols in the Evaluation of Acute Coronary Syndromes
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Ricardo Cury - Radiology Associates of South Florida
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Evaluation of Pulmonary Vein Anatomy before and after AF Ablation
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Thomas Hauser - Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Centre
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Substrate Evaluation for VT Ablation
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Saman Nazarian - Johns Hopkins Outpatient Clinic
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Image Integration for Electrophysiology Procedures
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Kawal Rhode - King’s College London
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Late Gadolinium Enhancement of the Left Atrium
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Nassir Marrouche - University of Utah
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
CRT and Coronary Vein Imaging
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By John Oshinski - Emory University Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
7T CMR: Technology and Applications
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Jeanette Schulz-Menger - Charite Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Centre
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Using Hyperpolarized 13C to Study Cardiac Metabolism
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Cunningham Charles - University of Toronto
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Free Breathing, Motion Corrected, High-Resolution Exams
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Michael Hansen - National Institutes of Health
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
CMR Compressed Sensing: Technology and Applications
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Shreyas Vasanawala - Stanford University
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Advances in MRA with Blood-pool Contrast Agents
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Philipp Moritz Wagner - Charite - University Hospital Berlin
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
CMR More Cost-effective than Invasive Coronary Angiography in Assessing Cardiomyopathy?
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Sanjay Prasad - Royal Brompton Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Enhancing MD Expertise in Cardiac Imaging: Will European Diplomat of Cardiac Radiology Make a Difference?
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Jens Bremerich - University Hospital Basel
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Assessing Referring Physician Use of CMR
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Rory Hachamovitch - Cleveland Clinic
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Use of Decision Analysis in Assessing the Use of Decision Analysis in Assessing the
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Raymond Kwong - Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Observational Studies vs RCT for Defining the Role of CMR
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Leslee Shaw - Emory University
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Plenaries Day 3
Pacemakers and ICD: Pro
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Henry Halperin - Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Pacemakers and ICD:con
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Frank Shellock - University of Southern California
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Overview of Contrast Agents and Dose, Safety (non-NSF)
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Marcelo Nacif - National Institutes of Health
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Contrast Agents and NSF
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Martin Prince - Cornell University
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
CMR at High and Ultra-high Field Strengths: Hype or Hope?
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Thoralf Niendorf - Max Delbrueck Center for Molecular Medicine
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Use of CMR in Population Trials con
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Thomas Marwick - Cleveland Clinic
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Use of CMR in Population Trials Pro
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Steffen Petersen - Barts and The London NHS Trust
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Limitations in Clinical Trial Design Can Adversely Affect CMR
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Andrew Arai - NHLBI
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Opinions from the Experts: Incorporation of CMR into Multi-center Clinical Trials IS Critical to the Field
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Matthias Friedrich - Université of Montréal
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
CMR More Cost-effective than Invasive Coronary Angiography in Assessing Cardiomyopathy?
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Sanjay Prasad - Royal Brompton Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Enhancing MD Expertise in Cardiac Imaging: Will European Diplomat of Cardiac Radiology Make a Difference?
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Jens Bremerich - University Hospital Basel
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Assessing Referring Physician Use of CMR
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Rory Hachamovitch - Cleveland Clinic
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Use of Decision Analysis in Assessing the Use of Decision Analysis in Assessing the
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Raymond Kwong - Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Observational Studies vs RCT for Defining the Role of CMR
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Leslee Shaw - Emory University
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Technologists Workshop - Day 1
Mechanical Dyssynchrony - Assessing Heart Failure and Improving Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Jonathan Suever - Georgia Tech/Emory University
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Diastolic Function and Strain Analysis
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By John-Paul Carpenter - Royal Brompton Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Cardiac Function and Volumetric Assessment
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Gillian Smith - Royal Brompton Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Cardiac Anatomy with CMR
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Emer Sonnex - Alberta Health Services
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
CMR Safety
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Frank Shellock - University of Southern California
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
ECG Gating Strategies
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Mercedes Pereyra - Circle Cardiovascular Imaging
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Technologists Workshop - Day 2
The Diagnosis of Acute Myocarditis using CMR
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Vanessa Ferreira - University of Oxford
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Dobutamine Stress CMR
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Stephen Harden - Southampton General Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Adenosine Stress Perfusion
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Mark Westwood - The London Chest Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Myocardial Viability
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Richard Coulden - University of Alberta
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Anomalous Coronary Arteries Assessed with CMR
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Rajesh Krishnamurthy - Texas Children’s Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Imaging the Aorta
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Alison Fletcher - Southampton General Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Valve Disease and Flow Measurement
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Yuchi Han - University of Pennsylvania
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Pediatric CMR - The Challenges
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By David Annese - Children’s Hospital Boston
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Marfans Disease Assessed with CMR
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Alex Pitcher - University of Oxford
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Congenital Heart Disease- The Role of CMR
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Justine Wilson - Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Technologists Workshop - Day 3
T1 and T2 Mapping Techniques
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Matthew Robson - University of Oxford
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Cardiac Spectroscopy
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Robert Evers - National Institutes of Health
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
MR Safety Consideration for High and Ultrahigh Field CMR: Implications for Routine CMR
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Thoralf Niendorf - Max-Delbrueck-Center for Molecular Medicine
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Blood Pool and Other New Contrast Agents
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By J. Paul Finn - University of California, Los Angeles
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Basic CE-MRA Techniques
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Stephen Darty - Duke Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance Center
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
Non-contrast MRA
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Debiao Li - Cedars Sinai Medical Center
Recorded at SCMR 2012, Orlando
BSCMR2011 - Open access resource
6th Annual AGM of the British Society of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance. Wednesday 16 March 2011. Leicester Royal Infirmary
With thanks to Drs. Daniel Sado and Steven White for recording
With thanks to Drs. Daniel Sado and Steven White for recording
CMR at high field strength: here today and more tomorrow?
By Matt Robson - Oxford
Recorded at BSCMR 2011
My approach to the difficult patient: tips and tricks to optimise image quality
By Gerry McCann - Leicester Royal Infirmary
Recorded at BSCMR2011
Late gadolinium imaging: from infarct detection to interstitial expansion - This talk has several slides embargoed
By James Moon - Heart Hospital
Recorded at BSCMR 2011
SCMR2011/EuroCMR2011
Annual Conference of the Society of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance, Feb 3-6, Nice, France.
With thanks to Dr. Sanjay Banypersad, Dr. Giovanni Quarta, Dr. Anna Herrey, Dr. Steve White, Dr Dan Sado and Dr. Andrew Flett for recording.
With thanks to Dr. Sanjay Banypersad, Dr. Giovanni Quarta, Dr. Anna Herrey, Dr. Steve White, Dr Dan Sado and Dr. Andrew Flett for recording.
DAY 1 - Congenital Pre-conference course
MR physics
By John P. Ridgway, - University of Leeds
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Patient set-up
By Wendy Norman, - University College London
Recorded at Wendy Norman,
MR and CT – which method to use
By Aloha Meave, - Ciudad Universitaria Mexico
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
3D MR imaging – MR angiography and b-SSFP
By Lars Grosse-Wortmann
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Late gadolinium enhancement and myocardial perfusion in CHD
By Matthew Harris,
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Imaging shunts
By Willem A. Helbing, - Erasmus MC-Sophia
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Imaging aortic pathologies
By Elie Mousseaux - HÔpital Européen Georges Pompidou
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Imaging transposition of the great arteries
By Matthias Gutberlet, - University Leipzig
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Coronary artery imaging in CHD
By Gerald F. Greil, - King´s College, London
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Imaging tetralogy of Fallot
By Lucia J.M. Kroft, - Leiden University Medical
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Normal and congenital anatomy – anatomical description with imaging correlates
By Michael Ashworth, - Great Ormond St. Hospital for children
Recorded at SCMR2011 Nice
DAY 1 - Basic Science Pre-conference course
Motion correction methods
By Matthias Stuber - CHUV University of Lausanne
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Time-resolved 3D vector flow velocity imaging:
By Michael Markl - University Hospital Freiburg
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Self-gating: reading heart-beats in K-space
By Robert Manka, - University Hospital Zurich
Recorded at SCMR2011, Nice
How fast does CMR get?
By Sebastian Kozerke - University and ETH Zurich
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Motion correction by post-processing: reproducing Kernel Hilbert spaces and other approaches
By Pierre-André Vuissoz - CHU de Nancy
Recorded at SCMR2011, Nice
Arterial input sampling and dual contrast techniques
By Peter Gatehouse, - Royal Brompton Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Non-contrast MRA techniques
By Gerhard Laub, - Siemens Healthcare USA
Recorded at SCMR2011, Nice
CMR coronary imaging: what works best to correct motion
By Himanshu Bhat - Siemens Medical Solutions USA
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Myocardial phase-contrast velocity imaging: mind your VENC!
By Bernd Jung - University Hospital Freiburg
Recorded at SCMR2011, Nice
Techniques for assessing diastolic function
By JJM Westenberg
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Techniques for pulse wave velocity measurements
By Christopher Hardy - GE Global Research
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
K-space trajectories and reconstruction algorithms
By Craig H. Meyer - University of Virginia
Recorded at SCMR2011, Nice
Three dimensional vessel wall and plaque imaging
By Yiu-Cho Chung - Shenzhen Institutes of Advanced Technology,
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Hybrid MRI / US methods for motion correction
By Matthias Günther,
Recorded at SCMR2011, Nice
Black-blood sequences
By Anthony H. Aletras, - University of Central Greece
Recorded at SCMR2011, Nice
Fat and water separated imaging in the heart: tissue
By Peter Kellman - National Institutes of Health
Recorded at SCMR 2011, NIce
Myocardial oxygenation imaging: new methods for ischemia detection
By Jie Zheng
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Real-time cine with accelerated CMR
By Bob Hu - Stanford University
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
DAY 2 -
Coronary MRA: current and emerging techniques
By Matthias Stuber, - CHUV University of Lausanne
Recorded at SCMR2011 Nice
Use of imaging data to model the heart and valves
By Tommaso Mansi - INRIA Sophia-Antipolis
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Transcatheter valve implantation: where are we now and where are we going - This is a mac presentation and some movies do not play correctly
By Philipp Bonhoeffer - Nationwide Children’s Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Cardiomyopathies – issues to be solved by imaging
By Stefan Neubauer - John Radcliffe Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Cardiovascular imaging: why we need randomized trials
By Michael S. Lauer, - National Institutes of Health
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Applied-MRA-thoracic-aorta-and-pulmonary-arteries
By Scott K. Nagle - University of Wisconsin
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
CMR to select patients for transcatheter valves
By Sohrab Fratz, - German Heart Centre Munich
Recorded at SCMR2011 Nice
Optimizing delayed enhancement imaging in storage and deposit disease
By Udo Sechtem - Robert Bosch Krankenhaus
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Transapical aortic valve replacement using real-time MRI guidance
By Keith A. Horvath - National Institutes of Health
Recorded at SCMR2011 Nice
Atherosclerotic plaque imaging
By Chun Yuan - University of Washington
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Exercise CMR in CHD
By Kevin K. Whitehead - Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Echoes and spatial localization
By Martin John Graves, - Cambridge University
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
4D flow imaging
By Tino Ebbers - Linkoeping University
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Evidence based CMR: accuracy, outcome and comparative effectiveness
By Eike Nagel, - King´s College London
Recorded at SCMR 2011 Nice
CMR guidance for device implantation and imaging of patients with pacemakers in CHD
By Michael D. Puchalski, - University of Utah
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Vessel wall CMR: state of the art and technical challenges
By Tobias Saam - University Hospital Munich
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
MRI systems & spin physics
By John P. Ridgway - University of Leeds
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
The future role of cardiovascular imaging
By J.J. Bax, - Leiden University Medical Center
Recorded at SCMR2010, Nice
DAY 3 -
Cardiac magnetic resonance in today’s economic climate; a cost-effective analysis
By Vinayak A. Hegde - Akron General Medical Center
Recorded at SCMR2011 Nice
The role of magnetic resonance in image-guided drug delivery
By Gregory Lanza - Washington University School of Medicine
Recorded at SCMR2011 Nice
Stem cell approaches: tracking and qualification
By Dara Kraitchman - Johns Hopkins University
Recorded at SCMR2011 Nice
Translational challenges and opportunities of T2* agents
By Robin Choudhury - John Radcliffe Hospital
Recorded at SCMR2011 Nice
Robust quantitation in MR molecular imaging
By Shelton Caruthers - Washington University of Medicine
Recorded at SCMR2011 Nice
What are the basic steps in assessing cost-effectiveness of CMR?
By Raymond Kwong - Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Recorded at SCMR2011 Nice
Cost-effectiveness with a focus on CMR
By Rory Hachamovitch - Cleveland Clinic
Recorded at SCMR2011 Nice
Transmit arrays to attenuate heating during iCMR
By Greig C. Scott - Stanford University
Recorded at SCMR2011 Nice
European experience
By Emanuela R. Valsangiacomo Buechel, - University Children’s Hospital Zurich
Recorded at SCMR 2011 Nice
German experience
By Samir Sarikouch, - Hannover Medical School
Recorded at SCMR 2011 Nice
Developments in myocardial perfusion imaging by CT and echocardiography: how do they compare with CMR?
By Joao A. C. Lima - Johns Hopkins University
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Approaches to attenuate heating during iCMR
By Christina E. Saikus, - National Institutes of Health
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
CMR for assessment of functional significance of coronary stenosis
By Stuart Watkins - Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
European experience
By Emanuela R. Valsangiacomo Buechel - University Children’s Hospital Zurich
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Cost-effectiveness analyses in the Euro CMR registry
By Jürg Schwitter - University Hospital Lausanne
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
German experience
By Samir Sarikouch - Hannover Medical School
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Computational fluid dynamics & procedure planning
By Ajit P. Yoganathan, - Georgia Institute of Technology
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Animal models of myocardial infarction for translational
By Jürgen E. Schneider
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
In which CAD patients is CMR today the test of choice?
By Albert C. van Rossum - University Medical Center
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Intravascular OCT and FFR assessment of coronary lesions: how to conciliate anatomic and physiologic information?
By Hiram Grando Bezerra - Case Western Reserve University
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Microinfarct imaging with high resolution LGE:
By Jörg Barkhausen - University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Functional and clinical impact of microvascular obstruction in acute MI
By Katherine Wu - Johns Hopkins Hospital
Recorded at SCMR2011 Nice
Bioengineering trials
By Mark Fogel - Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Cost analysis of adenosine-stress CMR – comparison with other modalities
By Günther Pilz - University of Munich
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
DAY 4 -
Atrial fibrillation ablation using iCMR
By Gaston R. Vergara - University of Utah
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
CRT planning and lesion assessment
By Dana C. Peters - Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
News on safety: CMR of implantable devices and NSF
By Scott D. Flamm, - Cleveland Clinic
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Simultaneous 1H / 19F imaging
By Samuel A. Wickline, - Washington University School of Medicine
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Pro: T1 mapping is useful for clinical CMR
By Daniel Messroghli, - Charite Berlin
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
MR-guided EP and devices
By Wolfgang R. Bauer - University of Hospital Würzburg
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
MR-elastography
By Ralph Sinkus, - ESPCI
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Developments in CMR accreditation and practice: cardiology perspective
By Gerald M. Pohost - University of Southern California
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Challenges and opportunities for CMR in China
By Jianming Cai - Chinese PLA General Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Ultra-high-field cardiac MR; 7T and beyond
By Saskia van Elderen, - Leiden University Medical Center
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
EP ablation using iCMR
By Henry R. Halperin - Johns Hopkins Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Pro: T2 edema imaging can make a difference in patient management today
By Daniel Kim, - New York University
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Con: T1 mapping is not ready for clinical use
By Tobias Schaeffter - King’s College London
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
SCMR standardized protocols and variability of CMR
By Christopher M. Kramer, - University of Virginia
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Magnetic particle imaging
By Jörn Borgert, - Philips Technologie GmbH
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
DAY 4 - CMR in Animal Imaging
CMR of myocardial structure, function, and perfusion in mouse and rat models
By Frank Kober, - Université de la Méditerranée
Recorded at SCMR 2011 Nice
31P MRS in animal models of ischemia and translation to human
By Johns Hopkins Hospital
Recorded at SCMR2011 Nice
Infarct core, peri-infarct zone, and area-at-risk imaging in animal models
By Otavio R. Coelho-Filho - Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2011 Nice
The value and limitations of small and large animal models
By Brent A. French - University of Virginia
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
Animal models of myocardial infarction for translational research
By Jürgen E. Schneider, - Oxford University
Recorded at SCMR 2011, Nice
The Frontiers of Myocardial, Pericardial disease and Ventricular Dysfunction - Open access resource
Annual Conference of the Working Group on myocardial and Pericardial Diseases of the European Society of Cardiology. September 30th - October 2nd 2010. La Coruna, Spain.
With Thanks to Dr. Giovanni Quarta and Dr. Andrew Flett for recording.
With Thanks to Dr. Giovanni Quarta and Dr. Andrew Flett for recording.
DAY 1
How to perform an alcohol septal ablation
By Hubert Seggewiss, - Germany
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
Myectomy: perspective and role of the cardiologist
By Maite Tomé - United Kingdom
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
Myectomy: perspective and role of the surgeon
By Christopher McGregor - United Kingdom
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
Interpreting the genetic studies: examples, pitfalls and Problems
By Lorenzo Monserrat - Spain
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
How to provide genetic counselling
By Tiina Helio - Finland
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
Genetic test: which disease, which patients, which genes
By Philippe Charron - France
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
Genotyping methods: present and emerging strategies
By Jens Mogensen - Denmark
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
Establishing a diagnosis of RCM
By Andre Keren - Israel
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
How to do and interpret MRI in ARVC
By Alicia Maceira - Spain
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
CMR : general talk on technology/methods T1/t2/gadolium
By James C Moon - United Kingdom
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
How to do and interpret MRI in DCM
By Sanjay Prasad - United Kingdom
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
How to do and interpret MRI in HCM
By James C Moon - United Kingdom
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Application of the new criteria for the diagnosis of ARVC
By William J. McKenna - United Kingdom
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
DAY 2
Diagnosis and treatment of constrictive pericarditis
By Petar Seferovic - Serbia
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
Management of recurrent pericarditis
By Yehuda Adler - Israel
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
Management of mitral regurgitation in DCM (surgical and percutaneous)
By José Cuenca - Spain
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
Present indications for cardiac transplant
By Marisa Crespo, - Spain
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
DCM: advances in medical treatment
By Niall Mahon, - Ireland
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
DCM: resyncronization
By Julián Pérez-Villacastín - Spain
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
Amyloidoses: protocols for diagnosis and treatment
By Rene Rodríguez, - USA
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
Danon and Glycogen storage disease
By Michael Arad, - Israel
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
When and how to treat Fabry disease
By Ales Linhart, - Czech Republic
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
How to diagnose Fabry disease
By Roberto Barriales - Spain
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
ICD: indications and technical problems in HCM
By Perry M. Elliott - United Kingdom
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
Risk stratification in ARVC
By Perry M. Elliott - United Kingdom
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
How to interpret the standard ECG in a patient with suspected cardiomyopathy
By Claudio Rapezzi - Italy
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
ICD: indications and technical problems in ARVC
By Matthias Paul - Germany
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
How to perform and interpret an echocardiogram in a patient with suspected cardiomyopathy
By Perry M. Elliott - United Kingdom
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
Risk stratification in HCM
By Paolo Spirito - Italy
Recorded at SCMR 2010
How to evaluate and follow up the patient with Fabry disease
By Franco Cecchi - Italy
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
DAY 3
Multimodality imaging of myocarditis
By James Moon - United Kingdom
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
ECG changes in the elite athlete, differentiation of physiological from pathological
By Antonio Pelliccia - Italy
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
How to manage and interpret the EMB
By Rene Rodríguez - USA
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
Indications for genetic studies in athletes
By Aristides Anastasakis - Greece
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
Role and indications of endomyocardial biopsy
By Cristina Basso - Italy
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
Ethnic determinants on cardiovascular adaptation in athletes
By Sanjay Sharma - United Kingdom
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
Myocarditis: clinical clues for the diagnosis
By Bernhard Maisch - Germany
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
Myocarditis: immunosuppression and Antiviral treatment
By Alida Caforio - Italy
Recorded at La Coruna 2010
EuroCMR 2010 - Open access resource
EuroCMR 2010 was held in Florence, from May 27th to 29th May 2010. Many thanks to Dr. Giovanni Quarta, and Dr Margherita Calcagnino along with Medupdate for the recordings below.
DAY 1
DAY 1
Session I - Basic Course
Applied MR physics for the clinician - Basics
By Elena Rizzo - Lausanne, Switzerland
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
How to assess myocardial viability by CMR
By Jeannette Schulz-Menger - Berlin, Germany
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
How to image vessels - coronary arteries by CMR
By Raad Mohiaddin - London, United Kingdom
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
How to make good CMR images – avoid artefacts, optimise SNR
By Sven Plein - Leeds, UK
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
How to assess flow by CMR and principles of tagging
By Hakan Arheden - Lund, Sweden
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
How to assess myocardial ischemia by CMR
By Jurg Schwitter - Lausanne, Switzerland
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
Update on Safety of MR
By Roger Luechinger - Zurich, Switzerland
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
How to assess cardiac morphology and function by CMR
By Ana Almeida - Lisbon, Portugal
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
DAY 2
Session II - Where CMR makes a difference in common clinical scenarios
The role of CMR in pulmonary arterial hypertension
By Gert Jan Mauritz - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
Myocarditis: do we still need cardiac biopsies or can CMR provide all the information?
By Heiko Mahrholdt - Stuttgart, Germany
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy: Using CMR to link genetics with phenotypes Clinical Trials
By James C. Moon - London, UK
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
How a heart failure CMR service can improve patient care
By Dudley Pennell - London, UK
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
CMR imaging of myocardial infarction: from concepts to Clinical Trials - Some movies in this talk do not play due to technical problems during recording
By Albert van Rossum - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
Session IX - Where CMR makes a difference: CMR Guidance for Interventions and Treatment of Arrhythmias
CMR guidance for CRT: better than echo?
By Jurg Schwitter - Lausanne, Switzerland
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
Computerized evaluation of postischemic myocardium and mitral valve function
By Oberdan Parodi - Milan, Italy
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
CMR guidance for percutaneous valve implantations
By Carl Schulz - Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
Ablations in the CMR environment
By Tobias Schaeffter - London, UK
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
Significance of left atrium size and diastolic dysfunction
By Frank Rademakers - Leuven, Belgium
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
Session X - Imaging of the Coronary Arteries and Great Vessels: What is the Role of CMR today?
Coronary MRA: current status and perspectives
By Matthias Stuber - Lausanne, Switzerland
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
Aortic Diseases: CMR versus CT and Echo
By Raad Mohiaddin - London, UK
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
DAY 3
Session XIII - Where CMR makes a difference in common Congenital Problems: Imaging the Postoperative Tetralogy of Fallot
CMR for timing pulmonary valve replacement
By Emanuela Valsangiacomo-Büchel - Zurich, Switzerland
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
Tricks and Pitfalls of CMR in congenital heart disease
By Christian Kellenberger - Zurich, Switzerland
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
Transcutaneous pulmonary valve replacement – does imaging help - This talk was on a mac and the movies do not play.
By Vivek Muthurangu - London, UK
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
Postoperative TOF – bringing Imaging into clinics
By Pierluigi Festa - Pisa, Italy
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
Advanced Imaging in TOF – The role of Dobutamine stress test
By Willem Helbing - Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
Session XV - Current controversies in CMR from the Pathologist's and Clinician's Perspective
LGE in the RV – does it exist and how is it best imaged
By Matthias Friedrich - Calgary, Canada
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
LGE in the RV – does it exist and how is it best imaged
By Martina Perazzolo - Padua, Italy
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
LV non-compaction: are we over- or under-reporting LVNC?
By Steffen Petersen - London, United Kingdom
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
Session XVI - Coronary Artery Disease - The Expanding Role of CMR
Management of acute chest pain: to use CMR – CT – invasive- or all of them?
By Andrew Arai - Bethesda, USA
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
Patients with suspected CAD: how and when to integrate CMR into management - This talk is embargoed pending speaker approval.
By Jurg Schwitter - Lausanne, Switzerland
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
Characterization of myocardium – improving perfusion and viability CMR
By Sven Plein - Leeds, UK
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
Epidemiology of coronary artery disease and consequences for management
By Frank Rademakers - Leuven, Belgium
Recorded at EuroCMR 2010 Florence
BSCMR 2010 - Open access resource
Thanks to Drs Dan Sado and Andrew Flett for the recordings.
My approach to CMR for HCM - This talk has several slides embargoed
By Rory O'Hanlon - Belfast
Recorded at BSCMR 2010
My approach to extra-cardiac anatomy
By Charles Peebles - Southampton
Recorded at BSCMR2010
SCMR 2010
Thanks to Drs Anna Herrey, Gianni Quarta, Jonathan Hasleton, Dan Sado, Andrew Flett and Davis Audio for the recordings.
The 13th Annual SCMR meeting, held in Phoenix, Arizona. If using a notebook, the video could be too large for your screen? Press function 11 or alt enter to go to your browsers full screen mode
The 13th Annual SCMR meeting, held in Phoenix, Arizona. If using a notebook, the video could be too large for your screen? Press function 11 or alt enter to go to your browsers full screen mode
Thursday
High-Field Cardiovascular Imaging/Basic Science Pre-Conference Course
Fluorine in CMR - Basic Chemistry/MRST
By Ralph Mason - University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Fluorine in CMR - Hardware and Methods
By Jochen Keupp - Philips Research Hamburg
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Initial CMR experience at 7T
By J. Thomas Vaughan - University of Minnesota
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Clinical CMR at 3T
By Daniel Thomas - University of Bonn
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Highly Accelerated CMR
By Ricardo Otazo - New York University School of Medicine
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Non-Cartesian CMR at 3T
By Craig Meyer - University of Virginia
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Physicians Preconference
Update on CMR of Suspected ARVC/D
By Harikrishna Tandri - Johns Hopkins University
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Optimizing the efficiency of your protocols
By Carlos Rochitte - Heart Institute - InCor
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Setting up a Successful Cardiac Imaging Unit
By John Heitner - New York Methodist Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Specific Aspects of Pediatric Imaging
By Matthew A Harris - Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Recorded at SCMR 2010
How to Image Myocardial Viability
By Caroline Daly - St James Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Imaging Myocardial Ischaemia
By Timothy F Christian - University of Vermont School of Medicine
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Dealing with Breathing Artifacts and Arrhythmias
By Julio Chirinos - University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine
Recorded at SCMR 2010
How to Image Suspected Acute Myocarditis
By Ron Blankstein - Brigham and Women's Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Let's go faster - Parallel acquisition techniques
By Thoralf Niendorf - Max-Delbruck Centre for Molecular Medicine
Recorded at SCMR 2010
How to perform high quality Late Gadolinium Enhancement Imaging
By Afshin Farzaneh-Far - Duke University Medical Centre
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Quantify Blood Flow
By Mouaz Al-Mallah - Wayne State University
Recorded at SCMR 2010
How to set up your study and plan your slice positions
By Allison G Hays - John Hopkins University
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Bright Blood Sequences
By Paul Finn - University of California - Los Angeles
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Optimizing MR Angiography
By Martin Prince - Cornell and Columbia Universities
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Friday
Plenary Session
Thalassemia: CMR has changed management and outcome - There are some embargoed data in this talk
By Dudley Pennell - Royal Brompton Hospital, UK
Recorded at SCMR 2010
A challenge to the CMR community to produce outcomes data for congenital heart disease
By Mark Fogel - Childrens' Hospital of Philadelphia
Recorded at Scmr 2010
Coronary Disease - a Challenge to the CMR community to produce outcomes and cost effectiveness data
By Christopher M Kramer - University of Virginia
Recorded at Scmr 2010
The Scientific background behind medicolegal aspects of gadolinium and NSF
By Martin R Prince - Cornell and Columbia Universities
Recorded at Scmr 2010
Why outcome data and cost-effectiveness research is critical to cardiac imaging
By Leslee Shaw - Emory University
Recorded at Scmr 2010
Ischemic Heart disease
CMR guidance for revascularization decisions in patients with poor LV function
By Stefan Neubauer - John Radcliffe Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2010
MDCT for assessment of chest pain syndromes in the ER
By Kavitha Chinnaiyan - William Beaumont Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2010
CME evaluation of Stem Cell Treatment in IHD
By Dara Kraitchman - Johns Hopkins University
Recorded at SCMR 2010
CMR for assessment of chest pain syndromes in the ER - the quadruple rule-out
By Eike Nagel - King's College London
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Molecular Imaging
T1w Molecular Imaging with Non-gadolinium Nanoparticles
By Shelton D Caruthers - Washington University
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Utility of cardiac MRS in Diabeters/Metabolic Syndrome
By Hildo J Lamb - Leiden University Medical Centre
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Molecular MR imaging of Myocardial Infarction
By David E Sosnovik - Harvard Medical School
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Prospects for clinical translation of MR Molecular Imaging: Hype or Hope?
By Samuel A Wickline - Washinton University - School of Medicine
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Strategies to Image Iron-based MR Contrast Agents
By Evert-jan Vonken - Utrecht University
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Economics, cost effectiveness, medicolegal
Cost-effectiveness with a focus on CMR
By Rory Hatchamovitch - University of Southern California
Recorded at SCMR 2010
History of CMR reinbursement
By Edward T Martin - Oklahoma Heart Institute
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Impact of CMR on patient managerment - european multicenter registry results
By Oliver Bruder - Elizabeth Hospital Essen
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Saturday
Perfusion
Technical aspects of perfusion that affect quality and quantification
By Michael Jerosch-Herold - Brigham and Women's Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Perfusion quantification approaching a pixel resolution
By Li-Yueh Hsu - LCE/NHLBI/NIH
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Predicting Prognosis with Perfusion CMR
By Raymond Kwong - Brigham and Women's Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Perfusion CMR in non-atherosclerotic ischemic syndromes
By Ali Yilmaz - Robert-Bosch-Krankenhaus
Recorded at SCMR 2010
What next after MR-Impact
By Jurg Schwitter - University Hospital of Lausanne
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Atheroma and Plaque
Plaque Imaging can guide treatment
By Eike Nagel - King's College London
Recorded at SCMR 2010
All patients need statins?
By Joao A. C. Lima - Johns Hopkins University
Recorded at SCMR 2010
CMR of pediatric aortic disease
Flow in diseased aorta: what we know and why it matters (eg 4D flow)
By Alison Meadows - University of California - San Francisco Medical Centre
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Post surgical aortic assessment (eg Ross, TGA after ASO, S/P Norwood, etc)
By Heynric Grotenhuis - Leiden University Medical Centre
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Aortic Valve disease (eg bicuspid, AS, AR)
By Kevin Whitehead - Childrens' Hospital of Philadelphia
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Cardiomyopathy/Myocarditis
Iron Overload
By Sophie Mavrogeni - Onassis Cardiac Surgery Center
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Technical challenges in tissue characterisation beyond LGE
By Anthony Aletras - NHLBI-National Institutes of Health
Recorded at SCMR 2010
New Developments
Free Breathing Imaging
By Peter Kellman - National Institutes of Health
Recorded at SCMR 2010
New Developments in Perfusion
By Leon Axel - New York University Langone
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Interventional 1 - EP
EP Platform and Devices
By Steffen Weiss, - Philips Research Laboratories
Recorded at SCMR 2010
EP Applications with Safe Devices and rtMRI
By Tobias Schaeffter - King’s College London
Recorded at SCMR 2010
EP Pre-clinical Procedures using rtMRI
By Ehud Schmidt, - Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Interventional 2
iCMR Unplugged: Nanoflagellates, Nanorobots, and Marbles
By Sylvain Martel - Polytechnique de Montreal
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Surface and Intravascular Transmit or Receive Coils for Interventional CMR
By Krishna Kurpad - University of Wisconsin
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Pediatric Endovascular Applications 2
By Kanishka Ratnayaka - NHLBI-National Institutes of Health
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Pediatric Endovascular Applications - King’s College London
By Reza Razavi, - King’s College London
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Sunday
Valves
MR velocity mapping in clinical work up of valvular heart disease
By Steven Wolff - Advanced Cardiovascular Imaging
Recorded at SCMR 2010
CMR Flow measurement: applications errors and optimization
By Mark B.M. Hofman - VU University Medical Center
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Rare diseases
Rare and interesting diseases
By Victor A. Ferrari - University of Pennsylvania
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Inflammatory disease
By Sanjay Prasad - Royal Brompton Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Metabolism
MRS and Insights into Metabolism
By Robert G. Weiss - Johns Hopkins University
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Diabetes type 1 and the Heart
By Joao A.C. Lima - Johns Hopkins University
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Metabolism and Obesity
By Albert de Roos - Leiden University
Recorded at SCMR 2010
CMR and Unrecognized Scar in Diabetes type 2
By Erik Schelbert - University of Pittsburgh
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Five Best Indications
Improving the Treatment of Heart Failure
By Sanjay Prasad - Royal Brompton Hospital
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Challenges in Clinical Routine
Systemic Disease
By Sophie Mavrogeni - Onassis Cardiac Surgery Center
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Masses
By James C. Moon - The Heart Hospital, London
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Inflammatory Myocardial Disease
By Peter T. Buser - University Hospital, Basel
Recorded at SCMR 2010
Advanced Cardiac Imaging for the Interventionist 2010 - Open access resource
The Third ACIC meeting was held at the Royal College of Physicians on the 18th November 2010
Advanced imaging technique in translational research : bench to bedside
By Dr S. Perruchoud/Dr. A. Taylor
Recorded at Royal College of Physicians
Percutaneous mitral valve repair: indications, imaging, procedural
By Dr D. Messika-Zeitoun - Paris
Recorded at Royal College of Physicians
Transcatheter aortic valve replacement: indications, imaging, procedural case presentation
By Dr S. Kennon - London
Recorded at Royal College of Physicians
Echocardiography: from TTE to TOE and Intracardiac US - This was a mac presentation and the movies do not play
By Dr A. Delabays - Lausanne
Recorded at Royal College of Physicians
New developments in scintillation devices and hybrid (CT/PET; CT/SPECT) imaging
By Dr A. Sinusas - Yale (USA)
Recorded at Royal College of Physicians
Transcatheter ASD, PFO, and VSD closure – indications, imaging, procedural
By Dr A. Jain
Recorded at Royal College of Physicians
Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance: from physics to clinic
By Dr S. Petersen - Barts and the London NHS trust
Recorded at Royal College of Physicians
Fractional Flow Reserve: the basic and more
By Dr M. Hamilos - Heraklion
Recorded at Royal College of Physicians
CMR and myocardial perfusion: tips and tricks
By Juerg Schwitter - Lausanne, Switzerland
Recorded at Royal College of Physicians
IVUS, image fusion, and the forward looking IVUS first in man program
By Dr C. Thompson - Yale (USA)
Recorded at Royal College of Physicians
Overview of imaging guided intervention in 2010
By Prof F. Rademaker - Leuven
Recorded at Royal College of Physicians
Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance: Coronary imaging
By Prof M. Stuber - Lausanne
Recorded at Royal College of Physicians
OCT: clinical or research tool?
By Dr. Lindsay - London
Recorded at Royal College of Physicians
Advanced Cardiac Imaging for the Interventionist 2009 - Open access resource
The second ACIC meeting was held at the Royal College of Physicians on the 26th November 2009.
Cardiac Repair - the role for advanced Imaging in translational research
By Anthony Mathur/Thierry Pedrazzini
Recorded at Royal College of Physicians
The first Pace maker MRI compatible: the cardiologist point of view
By Ludwig Binner - University of Ulm
Recorded at Royal College of Physicians
CMR and myocardial perfusion: tips and tricks
By Juerg Schwitter - Lausanne, Switzerland
Recorded at Royal College of Physicians
The 1st Percutaneous and transapical aortic valve replacement
By Simon Redwood - St. Thomas Hospital
Recorded at Royal College of Physicians
CMR: The basics and more
By Sanjay Prasad - The Brompton Hospital
Recorded at Royal College of Physicians
Percutaneous mitral valve repair
By David Messika-Zeitoun - Paris, France
Recorded at Royal College of Physicians
Percutaneous prosthetic paravalvular leak Repair
By Alain Delabays
Recorded at Royal College of Physicians
CMR for the interventionist: why bother?
By Chiara Bucciarelli-Ducci - The Brompton Hospital, UK
Recorded at Royal College of Physicians
Percutaneous valve replacement the Edwards and Corevalve experience
By Stephen Brecker - St. George's Hospital, UK
Recorded at Royal College of Physicians
Cardiac CT in the daily practice of the interventionist
By Pim De Feyter - Erasmus Medical Center, Netherlands
Recorded at Royal College of Physicians
EuroCMR 2009 - Open access resource
EuroCMR 2009 was held in Athens, Greece from May 21st to 23 May 2009. Many thanks to Dr Andrew Flett and Dr. Giovanni Quarta, along with Medupdate for the 29 recordings below.
DAY 1
Session I - Basic Course
How to Plan CMR in Adults with Acquired Heart Disease
By Steven Dymarkowski - Leuven, Belgium
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
CMR of Adults with Congenital Heart Disease
By Philip Kilner - London, UK
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
Safety within the MRI Environment
By Roger Luechinger - Zurich, Switzerland
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
Combined Stress (Perfusion and Functional Reserve)
By Massimo Lombardi - Pisa, Italy
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
Dobutamine Stress
By Christoph Klein - Berlin, Germany
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
Perfusion
By Juerg Schwitter - Lausanne, Switzerland
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
Flow Measurements
By Hakan Arheden - Lund, Sweden
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
Viability
By Albert van Rossum - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
Evaluation of Volumes, Function, Mass and Post Processing
By Jerome Garot - Massy, France
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
Anatomy and right planning - This was a mac presentation so some movies do not play correctly
By Ralf Wassmuth - Berlin, Germany
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
DAY 2
Session III - Cardiomypathies
ARVD the Imager View
By Francisco Alpendurada - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
Dilated Cardiomyopathies
By Albert van Rossum - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathies
By Rory O'Hanlon - London, UK
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
Session VII - Myocardial Ischemia
The Prognostic Role of Ischemia vs. Lumenography
By Juerg Schwitter - Lausanne, Switzerland
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
Stress MRI - Technological Improvement and Clinical Trials
By Hassan Abdel-Aty - Berlin, Germany
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
Myocardial Perfusion - Technological Improvements and CLinical Trials - Some movies in this talk do not play due to technical problems during recording
By Theodoros Karamitsos - Oxford, UK
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
Session VIII - Coronary Arteries
Imaging Techniques in Acute Coronary Artery Disease
By Anthony Aletras - Bethesda, USA
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
MR of the Coronary Arteries
By Peter Danias - Athens, Greece
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
Session IX - Viability by MRI
The Role of Dobutamine
By Marco Gotte - Amsterdam, Netherlands
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
The Role of DE
By Christoph Klein - Berlin, Germany
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
Session XI - The CMR European Communities
The International CMR Registry - There are several slides with unpublished data on which have been blurred.
By Oliver Bruder - Essen, Germany
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
DAY 3
Session XII - Myocarditis and Heart Failure
Diagnostic Pathway of Myocarditis and Heart Failure
By Raad Mohiaddin - London, UK
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
Pros and Cons to T2 Evaluation
By Oliver Bruder - Essen, Germany
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
Session XIII - Congenital Heart Disease
MRI in GUCH - Some movies did not play correctly during this recording
By Sonya Babu-Narayan - London, UK
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
MRI in Complex Congenital Heart Disease
By Pierluigi Festa - Massa, Italy
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
Session XV - Innovative Aspects
Plaque Imaging - Anything is New?
By Marc Sirol - Paris, France
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
3T Cardiac Imaging is Ready?
By Massimo Lombardi - Pisa, Italy
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
Hyperpolarized Contrast Media
By Marie Schroeder - Oxford, UK
Recorded at EuroCMR 2009 Athens
CMA 2009 - DCM and LVNC - Open access resource
The Cardiomyopathy Association Annual meeting was held in London at the Cavendish Conference Center in London, UK on Friday 15th May 2009. Many Thanks to Dr. Andrew Flett and Dr. Giovanni Quarta for recording the talks. NOTE: Only some of these talks contain CMR specific information.
LVNC - Defining the Clinical Phenotype
By Anthonis Pantazis - The Heart Hospital, London
Recorded at Cardiomyopathy Association 2009 London
LVNC - Genetics
By Perry Elliott - The Heart Hospital, London
Recorded at Cardiomyopathy Association 2009 London
LVNC - Myocardial Development and Non-Compaction
By Nigel Brown
Recorded at Cardiomyopathy Association 2009 London
DCM - Phenotype - CMR
By James Moon - The Heart Hospital, London
Recorded at Cardiomyopathy Association 2009 London
DCM Pathogenesis - Genes
By Niall Mahon - Mater Misercordiae Hospital, Dublin
Recorded at Cardiomyopathy Association 2009 London
DCM Pathogenesis - Autoimmunity
By Alida Caforio
Recorded at Cardiomyopathy Association 2009 London
DCM Pathogenesis - Virus
By Uwe Kuhl
Recorded at Cardiomyopathy Association 2009 London
BSCMR 2009 - Open access resource
The 4th British Society of CMR meeting was held at Oxford, UK on 18th March. More than 100 people attended with ~45 abstracts presented.
Myocardial oxygenation assessed with BOLD imaging - This talk has several slides embargoed
By Theo Karamitsos - Oxford University
Recorded at BSCMR 2009
Imaging of myocardial oedema - This talk has several slides embargoed
By Colin Berry - Glasgow
Recorded at BSCMR 2009
Molecular imaging with CMR
By Robin Choudhury - Oxford University
Recorded at BSCMR 2009
My approach to blood flow imaging
By Andrew Taylor - Great Ormond Street Hospital
Recorded at BSCMR 2009
My approach to tumours.
By Raad Mohiaddin - BSCMR 2009
Recorded at Royal Brompton Hospital
My approach to perfusion
By Mark Westwood - London Chest Hospital
Recorded at BSCMR 2009
SCMR 2009
Welcome to the SCMR 2009 presentations.
Enormous thanks to Dr Andrew Flett, Dr Anna Herrey and Dr Paul Kotwinski who recorded the conference, helped by Davis AV team and the SCMR team.
We hope you enjoy this resource and find it valuable.
James Moon, web editor
Enormous thanks to Dr Andrew Flett, Dr Anna Herrey and Dr Paul Kotwinski who recorded the conference, helped by Davis AV team and the SCMR team.
We hope you enjoy this resource and find it valuable.
James Moon, web editor
Thursday:
High field Cardiovascular Imaging-an update
Special Lecture: 7T CMR. J Thomas Vaughan, University of Minnesota
Molecular Imaging at 3T: Sensitivity of Probe Detection. Samuel Wickline, Washington University School of Medicine
Myocardial perfusion using BOLD. Rohan Dharmakumar, Northwestern University
Myocardial Perfusion using ASL. Eric Wong, University of California
MRI safety update 2009: high field Frank Shellock, University of Southern California
Basic Sicence - metabolic CMR imaging
Sensitivity 1 Tesla, Boltzmann and Co. Michael Schar
Sensitivity II - Dynamic Nuclear polarization. Arnaud Comment, EPFL
Sampling 1 - Scanning Single and Many Voxels. Ronald Ouwerkerk, Johns Hopkins University
Sampling 1I - Soarse Makes Fast: Rapid Spectroscopic Imaging, Jeffrey Tsao, Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research, Inc
Application 1 - Probing Metabolites at High Field. Hildo Lamb, Leiden University Medical Centre.
Application II - Imaging the Fate of Hyperpolarized Targets. Damian Tyler, University of Oxford
Sensitivity II - Dynamic Nuclear polarization. Arnaud Comment, EPFL
Physician Preconference
Only the afternoon session was recorded
Tips and Tricks: Patient comfort and safety during stress. Steven Dymarkowski, University of Leuven
Setting up a successful cardiac imaging unit. Christopher Francois, University of Wisconsin.
Recognizing Myocardial Iron Overload. Sophic Mavrogeni, Onassis Cardiac Surgery Centre
Optimizing Your Protocols. Jens Bremerich, University Hospital Basel
Myocardial Ischemia. Raymond Kwong, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Myocardial Infarction. Hassan Abdel-Aty, Berlin Medical University
Cardiomyopathies and Myocarditis. Kevin Steel, Wilford Hall Medical Center
Congenital Heart Disease. Matthias Gutberlet, University of Leipzig
Specific aspects of pediatric imaging. Emanuela Valsangiacomo Buchel, University Children's Hospital Zurich - Switzerland
High field Cardiovascular Imaging-an update
Special Lecture: 7T CMR. J Thomas Vaughan, University of Minnesota
Molecular Imaging at 3T: Sensitivity of Probe Detection. Samuel Wickline, Washington University School of Medicine
Myocardial perfusion using BOLD. Rohan Dharmakumar, Northwestern University
Myocardial Perfusion using ASL. Eric Wong, University of California
MRI safety update 2009: high field Frank Shellock, University of Southern California
Basic Sicence - metabolic CMR imaging
Sensitivity 1 Tesla, Boltzmann and Co. Michael Schar
Sensitivity II - Dynamic Nuclear polarization. Arnaud Comment, EPFL
Sampling 1 - Scanning Single and Many Voxels. Ronald Ouwerkerk, Johns Hopkins University
Sampling 1I - Soarse Makes Fast: Rapid Spectroscopic Imaging, Jeffrey Tsao, Novartis Institutes for BioMedical Research, Inc
Application 1 - Probing Metabolites at High Field. Hildo Lamb, Leiden University Medical Centre.
Application II - Imaging the Fate of Hyperpolarized Targets. Damian Tyler, University of Oxford
Sensitivity II - Dynamic Nuclear polarization. Arnaud Comment, EPFL
Physician Preconference
Only the afternoon session was recorded
Tips and Tricks: Patient comfort and safety during stress. Steven Dymarkowski, University of Leuven
Setting up a successful cardiac imaging unit. Christopher Francois, University of Wisconsin.
Recognizing Myocardial Iron Overload. Sophic Mavrogeni, Onassis Cardiac Surgery Centre
Optimizing Your Protocols. Jens Bremerich, University Hospital Basel
Myocardial Ischemia. Raymond Kwong, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Myocardial Infarction. Hassan Abdel-Aty, Berlin Medical University
Cardiomyopathies and Myocarditis. Kevin Steel, Wilford Hall Medical Center
Congenital Heart Disease. Matthias Gutberlet, University of Leipzig
Specific aspects of pediatric imaging. Emanuela Valsangiacomo Buchel, University Children's Hospital Zurich - Switzerland
Friday:
Plenary Session 1: Heart Failure MRI - The Gold Standard
The Imaging challenges in Heart Failure. Robert Bonow, Northwestern University Medical School
Myocardial Tissue Characterisation in Heart Failure - Late Gadolinium Enhancement and Beyond. Christopher Kramer, University of Virginia Health Systems
Metabolic MRI in Heart Failure. Stefan Neubauer, John Radcliffe Hospital
Interventional MRI in Heart Failure - Current Status and Prediction for the Future
Parallel Session: Clinical Perfusion and Ischemic Heart Disease - Current Evidence for clinical Application
Perfusion CMR - Is there an optimum balance between speed, coverge, contrast medium dose and examination duration? Sven Plein, University of Leeds
Evidence Based Perfusion Data Analysis: Performance, Precision and Reproducibility. Michael Jerosch-Herold, Brigham and Women's hospital
Predicting Prognosis in IHD by Stenosis Degree, Plaque, or Ischemia: Evidence from Prospective Trials. Rob Beanlands, The Ottawa Hospital
CAD work-up: The Courage to Change Current Practice. Jurg Schwitter, University Hospital of Zurich
Perfusion-CMR in Non-atherosclerotic Ischemic Syndromes: Takotsubo, Syndrome X and Cardiomyopathies. Ali Yilmaz, Robert-Bosch-Krankenhaus
Parallel Session: Metabolic CMR Imaging
Cardiac Metabolism - Influence of Diet on Myocardial Steatosis. Hildo Lamb, Leiden Universityf
Detecting High Energy Metabolites. Rutger van der Meer, Leiden University Medical Center
High-Field Perspectives. John Forder, University of Florida
Dynamic Nuclear Polarization. Florian Wiesinger, GE Global Research Europe
Probing Cardiac Metabolism with Hyperpolarized Carbon. Craig Malloy, University of Texan Southwestern Medical Center
Saturday:
Parallel Session: Novel Approaches to CMR perfusion
Quantification of Perfusion in Ischemia and Infarction. Frederick Epstein, University of Virginia<
T2 and T2* imaging in ischemic heart disease (t2 edema, hemorrhage. Andreas Kumar, Univesity of Calgary. This talk missing
Ischemia assessment at 3T. Theodoros Karamitsos
Exercise-stress perfusion. Orlando Simonetti, The Ohio State University
CT/CMR Fusion for assessment of ischemic heart disease. Richard White, University of Florida - College of Medicine
Parallel Sessions: Interventional I - iCMR Technical
X-ray Integrated along/within MRI. John Rowlands, Sunnybrook Health Science Centre.
iCMR Coils: Multi-Channel MRI for Interventions and Safety. Greig Scott, Stanford University
iCMR Coils: Active Intravascular. Graham Wright, SunnyBrook Health Sciencs Centre
iCMR Intravascular Devices: Safety, High Field, Intravascular. Paul Bottomley, Johns Hopkins University
X-Ray Fused with MRI. Anthony Faranesh, National Institutes of Health.
Rapid Acquisitions for iCMR - (talk not recorded)
Parallel Sessions: Clinical Valvular/Haemodynamics
The role of CMR in Valvular Heart Diease. Saul Myerson, Oxford University
How accurate is Velocity Coding? Jos Westenberg, Leiden University Medical Centre
Does CT have a role in Valve Imaging? Ricardo Curry instead of Gudrun Feuchtner, Medical University, Innsbruck
Should All ASD/VSDs Undergo CMR Assessment for Percutaneous Valve Closure? Karen Ordovas, University of California
CMR Guidance for Percutaneous Pulmonary Valve Implantations. - (talk not recorded)
Parallel Sessions: Interventional II - iCMR Applications: Focus on EP and Pediatrics
EP applications with iCMR 2. Henry Halperin, Johns Hopkins Hospital
Pediatric Endovascular Applications. Boris Schmitt for Titus Kuehne, German Heart Institute.
Ablations with X-ray Fused to MR. Kawal Rhode, King's College, London
Ablation Targeting and Assessment. Dana Peters, Beth Israel Deaconess (this recording misses the first 30s of the talk)
MRI Guided Cardiac Surgery, Keith Horvath, National Institutes of Health
Parallel Sessions: New Developments in Cardiac Imaging
Parallel Imaging Methods for Cardiac Applications. Mark Griswold, Case West rEserve University
Real-time Cardiac imaging, this talk missing.
Myocardial Perfusion ASL Imaging. Krishna S Nayak, University of Southern California
Fat and Water separated Imaging, Peter Kellman, NHLBI-National Institutes of Health
Edema imaging. Anthony Aletras, NHLBI - National Institutes of Health
Parallel Sessions: CMR for Transposition, double-outlet Right Ventricle and Single Ventricle
CMR evaluation of Single Ventricular Function - (talk not recorded)
CMR in the Late Evaluation of Sustemic Right Ventricle-Atrial Switch Procedure and Corrected Transposition. William A Helbing, Erasmus University Medical Center.
Post-Operative Complications of Atrerial Switch Procedure. Andrew Powell, Children's Hospital Boston.
CMR for Pre-surgical Evaluation: Single vs Two-Ventricle Approach. Mark A Fogel, Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia
CMR Evaluation Post Correction of DORV. Javier Ganame, University Hospitals Leuven
Parallel Sessions: Nephrogenic Systemic Fibrosis Era - Contrast enhanced vs Non-contrast enhanced
Time Resolved Contrast-Enhanced MRA. James Carr, Northwestern Memorial Hospital
Low Dose Gadolinium MRA. J Paul Finn, David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA
Thoracic Non-contrast MRA - volumetric SSFP - this talk is absent, ?not recorded
Non-contrast MRA - Abdominal Aora, Renal Arteries and Peripheral. Robert Edelman, Evanston Hospital
NSF - Is this an overblown risk? Brett Elicker, UCSF Medical Centre
Sunday:
Parallel Session: Coronary CT/MR
Coronary CT: current State. Lucia Kroft, Leiden University Medical Centre
Coronary MRI current State. Hakime Sakuma, Mie University Hospital
Coronary MR: What is the future? Matthias Stuber, Johns Hopkins University
Head-to-head Comparison of Coronary MR and CT. Marc Dewey, Charite
Do we need Coronary Anatomy, Perfusion or both? Andrew Arai, NHLBI - National Institutes of Health
Parallel Session: Basic Science - Molecular MRI
Molecular MRI of Coronary Atherosclerosis and Vascular Injury. Rene Botnar, King's College London
From ischemia to rejection: molecular imaging of myocardial disease. David Sosnovik, Harvard Medical School
MRI 'Theranostic' Approaches to Cardiovascular Disease. Gregory M Lanza, Washington University
MRI approaches to Stem Cell Tracking in Vivo. Darla L Kraitchman, Johns Hopkins University
Molecular Imaging of Cardiovascular Disease with Gd-based contrast agents. Klaas Nicolay, Eindhoven University of Technology
Clinical Non-ischemic - CMR in systemic disease
CMR in Thalassemia. Massimo Lombardi, CNR Clinical Physiology Institute
CMR in vasculitis and other Rheumatic Diseases. Sophie Mavrogeni, Onassis Cardiac Surgery Center
CMR in myocarditis. Peter Hunold, University Hospital Schleswig-Holstein
CMR in Metabolic Syndrome, Hildo Lamb, Leiden Medical Center.
CMR in Diabetes Michaela Scheuermann-Freestone, Lavendal Haus
Plenary Session 2: CMR assessment of myocardial injury
Historical Perspective: CMR Assessment of Myocardial Injury: the last 25 years and the future. Albert de Roos, Leiden University Medical Center
Point/Counterpoint. Sudden death risk stratification: the Grey zone is the best index. Raymond Kwong, Brigham and Women's Hospital
Point/Counterpoint. Sudden death risk stratification: the Grey zone is not so Black or White. Daniel Lee, Northwestern University
Point/Counterpoint: Reversible Ischemic Injury: T2 weighted Imaging deliniates the area at risk. Matthias Friedrich, Stephenson Cardiovascular MR center
Point/Counterpoint: Reversible Ischemic Injury: T2 Weighted Imaging of Reversible Injury is not Ready for Prime Time Han Kim, MD, Duke Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance Center.
SCMR 2008 - Open access resource
45 presentations from SCMR 2008. Note: Movies start at 7%. Talks with many movies may come up smaller on your screen. Apologies if the talk you wanted is not available. Feedback please here. Thanks to Mark Westwood and Andrew Flett for the actual recording process. James Moon. Web Editor
Plenary Session 1
Defining Better Therapeutic Targets by CMR
Clinical Cardiovascular Risk Assessment Today. This speaker declined recording.
The Unstable Plaque: The Holy Grail for Non-Invasive Imaging? Zahi Fayad, PhD; Mount Sinai School of Medicine
CMR - Derived Markers in the Metabolic Syndrome. Hildo Lamb, MD, PhD; Leiden University Medical Center
The Importance of Microvascular Damage and No Reflow Following Reperfusion Therapy for MI. Robert A. Kloner, MD; Keck School of Medicine, USC
Assessment of End-Organ Damage in Atherosclerosis. Joao Lima, MD; Johns Hopkins University
Risk Prediction by Visualizing Myocardial Tissue Damage. Dudley Pennell, MD; Royal Brompton Hospital
Defining Better Therapeutic Targets by CMR
Clinical Cardiovascular Risk Assessment Today. This speaker declined recording.
The Unstable Plaque: The Holy Grail for Non-Invasive Imaging? Zahi Fayad, PhD; Mount Sinai School of Medicine
CMR - Derived Markers in the Metabolic Syndrome. Hildo Lamb, MD, PhD; Leiden University Medical Center
The Importance of Microvascular Damage and No Reflow Following Reperfusion Therapy for MI. Robert A. Kloner, MD; Keck School of Medicine, USC
Assessment of End-Organ Damage in Atherosclerosis. Joao Lima, MD; Johns Hopkins University
Risk Prediction by Visualizing Myocardial Tissue Damage. Dudley Pennell, MD; Royal Brompton Hospital
Plenary Session 2
CMR and Electrophysiology
Image Integration of Left Atrial Anatomy in CMR. Moussa Mansour, MD; Electrophysiology Lab/Arrhythmia Service
Real-Time EP. Henry Halperin, MD; Johns Hopkins
CMR of LV Scar and Inducibility of Arrhythmia. Andre Schmidt, MD, Card; Medical School of Ribeirao Preto
CMR and Dyssynchrony. Boaz Rosen, MD; Johns Hopkins
Point/Counterpoint: Safety of PM/ICD in CMR. Ergin Atalar, MD. Bilkent University
CMR and Electrophysiology
Image Integration of Left Atrial Anatomy in CMR. Moussa Mansour, MD; Electrophysiology Lab/Arrhythmia Service
Real-Time EP. Henry Halperin, MD; Johns Hopkins
CMR of LV Scar and Inducibility of Arrhythmia. Andre Schmidt, MD, Card; Medical School of Ribeirao Preto
CMR and Dyssynchrony. Boaz Rosen, MD; Johns Hopkins
Point/Counterpoint: Safety of PM/ICD in CMR. Ergin Atalar, MD. Bilkent University
Basic Pre-Conference Workshop
The benefits and limits of parallelism in MR and CT
Parallel MRI: How many detectors are enough? Riccardo Lattanzi, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Multidetector-row CT: How many detectors are enough? Jacob ( Koos) Geleijns,Leiden University Medical Center
Multimodality approaches to diagnosis and therapy
XMR - this presentation was >2.4Gb in size and we were unable to record.
Technologies for molecular imaging
Hyperpolarized MR contrast agents for the Cardiovascular System. Pratip Bhattacharya, Huntington Medical Research
Optical Imaging Technologies. David Sosnovik, Center For Molecular Imaging Research
Physician Pre-Conference Workshop
Section 1: MR Physics
MR basics: Spins and Hardware. This speaker declined recording consent..
Black-blood Sequences: Steve Shea, Siemens
Bright- blood sequences: Michael Schär, John Hopkins
Contrast-enhanced Sequences: Tom Foo, GE, Schenectady
T2-weighted Sequences: Anthony Aletras, NIH
Section 2: How to …
G et the correct slice positions: Michael Atalay, Rhode Island - this talk unavailable (issue: movies MAC to PC not working)
Measure regional and global LV function: Rob van der Geest, Leiden
P erform flow measurements: Joachim Lotz, Hannover - this talk unavailable (issue: movies MAC to PC not working)
Visualize myocardial late enhancement: Oliver Strohm, Calgary - this talk unavailable (issue: movies MAC to PC not working)
Optimize MR angiography protocols: James Carr, Chicago - this presentation unavailable
Section 3: Tips and Tricks
Let’s go faster: parallel acquisition techniques: Bernd Wintersperger, Munich
How to deal with breathing artifacts: Jens Vogel-Claussen, Baltimore
Improved image quality in arrhythmic patients: Chris Francois, Wisconsin - this presentation pending
Small areas of LE: Pathology or artifact? Tareq Ibrahim, Munich
How to optimize your workflow: Andreas Kumar, Clagary
Key issues for good MRCA exams: This speaker declined recording
Section 4: Clinical Applications of CMR
Myocardial ischemia Greg Hundley, Winston-Salem
Myocardial infarction Hassan Abdel-Aty, Berlin
Valvular disease Jos Westenberg, Leiden NL
Characterization of pericardial diseases Peter Buser, Basel - this presentation pending
Cardiomyopathies and myocarditis David Bluemke, Baltimore - this presentation unavailable - technical issues with AV.
Congenital Heart Disease Phil Spevak, Baltimore - this presentation unavailable
The benefits and limits of parallelism in MR and CT
Parallel MRI: How many detectors are enough? Riccardo Lattanzi, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center
Multidetector-row CT: How many detectors are enough? Jacob ( Koos) Geleijns,Leiden University Medical Center
Multimodality approaches to diagnosis and therapy
XMR - this presentation was >2.4Gb in size and we were unable to record.
Technologies for molecular imaging
Hyperpolarized MR contrast agents for the Cardiovascular System. Pratip Bhattacharya, Huntington Medical Research
Optical Imaging Technologies. David Sosnovik, Center For Molecular Imaging Research
Physician Pre-Conference Workshop
Section 1: MR Physics
MR basics: Spins and Hardware. This speaker declined recording consent..
Black-blood Sequences: Steve Shea, Siemens
Bright- blood sequences: Michael Schär, John Hopkins
Contrast-enhanced Sequences: Tom Foo, GE, Schenectady
T2-weighted Sequences: Anthony Aletras, NIH
Section 2: How to …
G et the correct slice positions: Michael Atalay, Rhode Island - this talk unavailable (issue: movies MAC to PC not working)
Measure regional and global LV function: Rob van der Geest, Leiden
P erform flow measurements: Joachim Lotz, Hannover - this talk unavailable (issue: movies MAC to PC not working)
Visualize myocardial late enhancement: Oliver Strohm, Calgary - this talk unavailable (issue: movies MAC to PC not working)
Optimize MR angiography protocols: James Carr, Chicago - this presentation unavailable
Section 3: Tips and Tricks
Let’s go faster: parallel acquisition techniques: Bernd Wintersperger, Munich
How to deal with breathing artifacts: Jens Vogel-Claussen, Baltimore
Improved image quality in arrhythmic patients: Chris Francois, Wisconsin - this presentation pending
Small areas of LE: Pathology or artifact? Tareq Ibrahim, Munich
How to optimize your workflow: Andreas Kumar, Clagary
Key issues for good MRCA exams: This speaker declined recording
Section 4: Clinical Applications of CMR
Myocardial ischemia Greg Hundley, Winston-Salem
Myocardial infarction Hassan Abdel-Aty, Berlin
Valvular disease Jos Westenberg, Leiden NL
Characterization of pericardial diseases Peter Buser, Basel - this presentation pending
Cardiomyopathies and myocarditis David Bluemke, Baltimore - this presentation unavailable - technical issues with AV.
Congenital Heart Disease Phil Spevak, Baltimore - this presentation unavailable
Technologists Workshop
Session I The “How To” Basics for CMR
Cardiac Anatomy Through CMR. Daniele DeMarchi, RT; CNR Pisa Laboratory - this talk unavaiable (missing first 1/2 audio)
Workflow Optimization of CMR Exams. Petra Keilberg, RT; CNR Pisa Laboratory
Building the Basic CMR Myocardial Function Exam. Mercedes Pereyra, RT; St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital - this talk unavailable (too many AV problems)
How To: CMR Coronary Imaging Kraig Kissinger, RT; Beth Israel Deaconess
Implants and Devices-The Current Safety Guidelines Shelton D. Caruthers, PhD; Washington University School of Medicine
Session II: Essential Physics for CMR
Physics of CMR (More than the Basics) David Firmin; PhD; Royal Imperial College London
“It’s a Balancing Act” - Pulse Sequences & Parameters. Jordin Green, PhD; Siemens Medical Solutions.
CMR Quality Control “Do’s and Don’ts” Jane Francis, DCR(R), DNM; University of Oxford
Session III: Understanding and Imaging Acquired Heart Disease
Diastolic Function - The Ultimate Pump. Sandor Kovacs, MD; Washington University
Aortic Disease. Alex Frydrychowicz, MD; University Hospital Freiburg
Cardiomyopathies and Right Ventricular Dysplasia. Ian Paterson, MD; University of Alberta
Session IV: Elements of Myocardial Viability
CMR in Acute Coronary Heart Disease Henning Steen, MD; University of Heidelberg
Myocardial Viability and Hibernation Scott Flamm, MD; Cleveland Clinic Vascular Imaging
Myocardial Perfusion at Stress and Rest. Igor Klem, MD; Duke Medical Center - This talk is not available
Session V: CE-MRA
MR/CT Coronary Plaque Characterization Eric Larose, DDM, MD, FRPCP; Hospital Laval
CE MRA Daniel Thomas
Session VI: How to Navigate through Congenital Heart Disease
Pediatric CMR. David A. Annese, RT; Children's Hospital Boston
Adult Congenital Heart Disease. Mark Fogel, MD; Children's Hospital of Philadelphi
Interventional CMR. Alexander Dick, MD; Sunnybrook Hospita
Session VII: Technologies on the Rise
New Frontiers in Cardiac MRI. Jack Roy, RT; University of Virginia
MR/CT/PET - Imaging Modalities Comparison. Neil Filipchuk, MD; Cardiology Consultants. A technical fault in MAC to PC conversion means this talk is unavailable.
CMR at 3T. Matthias Gutberlet, MD; University Leipzig
Vascular Function - CMR Imaging. Rene Botnar, PhD, MD; King's College London
Session I The “How To” Basics for CMR
Cardiac Anatomy Through CMR. Daniele DeMarchi, RT; CNR Pisa Laboratory - this talk unavaiable (missing first 1/2 audio)
Workflow Optimization of CMR Exams. Petra Keilberg, RT; CNR Pisa Laboratory
Building the Basic CMR Myocardial Function Exam. Mercedes Pereyra, RT; St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital - this talk unavailable (too many AV problems)
How To: CMR Coronary Imaging Kraig Kissinger, RT; Beth Israel Deaconess
Implants and Devices-The Current Safety Guidelines Shelton D. Caruthers, PhD; Washington University School of Medicine
Session II: Essential Physics for CMR
Physics of CMR (More than the Basics) David Firmin; PhD; Royal Imperial College London
“It’s a Balancing Act” - Pulse Sequences & Parameters. Jordin Green, PhD; Siemens Medical Solutions.
CMR Quality Control “Do’s and Don’ts” Jane Francis, DCR(R), DNM; University of Oxford
Session III: Understanding and Imaging Acquired Heart Disease
Diastolic Function - The Ultimate Pump. Sandor Kovacs, MD; Washington University
Aortic Disease. Alex Frydrychowicz, MD; University Hospital Freiburg
Cardiomyopathies and Right Ventricular Dysplasia. Ian Paterson, MD; University of Alberta
Session IV: Elements of Myocardial Viability
CMR in Acute Coronary Heart Disease Henning Steen, MD; University of Heidelberg
Myocardial Viability and Hibernation Scott Flamm, MD; Cleveland Clinic Vascular Imaging
Myocardial Perfusion at Stress and Rest. Igor Klem, MD; Duke Medical Center - This talk is not available
Session V: CE-MRA
MR/CT Coronary Plaque Characterization Eric Larose, DDM, MD, FRPCP; Hospital Laval
CE MRA Daniel Thomas
Session VI: How to Navigate through Congenital Heart Disease
Pediatric CMR. David A. Annese, RT; Children's Hospital Boston
Adult Congenital Heart Disease. Mark Fogel, MD; Children's Hospital of Philadelphi
Interventional CMR. Alexander Dick, MD; Sunnybrook Hospita
Session VII: Technologies on the Rise
New Frontiers in Cardiac MRI. Jack Roy, RT; University of Virginia
MR/CT/PET - Imaging Modalities Comparison. Neil Filipchuk, MD; Cardiology Consultants. A technical fault in MAC to PC conversion means this talk is unavailable.
CMR at 3T. Matthias Gutberlet, MD; University Leipzig
Vascular Function - CMR Imaging. Rene Botnar, PhD, MD; King's College London
The 2008 UK Cardiomyopathy Association meeting - ARVC: - Open access resource
May the 8th, 2008
Overview of ARVC. William McKenna *
Lessons from family evaluation. Deidre Ward*
Echocardiography in ARVC. Dennis Pellerin*
CMR in ARVC. James Moon
ARVC: a disease of the desmosome Jeff Saffitz*
Risk stratification in ARVC. Domenico Corrado*
*these lectures are not primarily CMR based. UK CMA association here and the CMA conference link here
Overview of ARVC. William McKenna *
Lessons from family evaluation. Deidre Ward*
Echocardiography in ARVC. Dennis Pellerin*
CMR in ARVC. James Moon
ARVC: a disease of the desmosome Jeff Saffitz*
Risk stratification in ARVC. Domenico Corrado*
*these lectures are not primarily CMR based. UK CMA association here and the CMA conference link here
LondonCMR - Open access resource
October 2007: Professor Eike Nagel. 'CMR for ischemia - ready for prime-time?'
January 2008: Dr Francisco Leyva. 'CMR for cardiac resynchronisation'
April 2008: Professor Dudley Pennell. 'CMR for heart failure'
July 2008: Dr Saul Myerson. 'CMR for valves'
October 2008: Dr Andrew Taylor. 'Cross sectional imaging for percutaneous valve implantation'
June 2009: Dr Andrew Arai. CMR for Acute Coronary Syndrome
October 2009: Dr. John Greenwood. CMR guided revascularisation
April 2010: Dr. Lisa Anderson. CMR for Heart Failure
July 2010: Steffen Petersen. CMR for Clinical trials
Sept 2010: Dr. Chiara Bucciarelli-Ducci. CMR for the interventional Cardiologist
January 2008: Dr Francisco Leyva. 'CMR for cardiac resynchronisation'
April 2008: Professor Dudley Pennell. 'CMR for heart failure'
July 2008: Dr Saul Myerson. 'CMR for valves'
October 2008: Dr Andrew Taylor. 'Cross sectional imaging for percutaneous valve implantation'
June 2009: Dr Andrew Arai. CMR for Acute Coronary Syndrome
October 2009: Dr. John Greenwood. CMR guided revascularisation
April 2010: Dr. Lisa Anderson. CMR for Heart Failure
July 2010: Steffen Petersen. CMR for Clinical trials
Sept 2010: Dr. Chiara Bucciarelli-Ducci. CMR for the interventional Cardiologist
Extracellular Volume Imaging by CMR - From bedside to bench and back
(iPhone / iPad Video Link).
By Dr Martin Ugander - Karolinska Institute
Recorded at LondonCMR
The 2007 UK Cardiomyopathy Association meeting - HCM: - Open access resource
May 2007, London
Genetics in HCM by Dr Ed Blair*
Left ventricular outflow tract obstruction: State of the art' by Dr Steve Ommen*
CMR in HCM by Dr James Moon
Echo in HCM by Dr Dennis Pellerin*
Meeting summary by Professor William McKenna*
*these lectures have no CMR in them. Find the UK CMA association here and the CMA conference link here
Genetics in HCM by Dr Ed Blair*
Left ventricular outflow tract obstruction: State of the art' by Dr Steve Ommen*
CMR in HCM by Dr James Moon
Echo in HCM by Dr Dennis Pellerin*
Meeting summary by Professor William McKenna*
*these lectures have no CMR in them. Find the UK CMA association here and the CMA conference link here
HCM working group of the Spanish cardiology society - Open access resource
November 2007 meeting in Murcia, organised by Dr Juan Gimeno.
Diagnostic challenges: CMR for ARVC
Diagnostic challenges: CMR for LV non-compaction
Diagnostic challenges: CMR for ARVC
Diagnostic challenges: CMR for LV non-compaction
Second Latin American SCMR Chapter Meeting - Open access resource
Ojective: to discuss the current role of CMR in Latin America. 20th May, Buenos Aires.
Chairs: Horacio Di Nunzio (Argentina), Antonieta Villani (Venezuela), A. Meave (Mexico).
*These talks are in Spanish/Portugese.
Introduction, Carlos Rochitte (Brazil)
Economic Advantages of CMR in Latin America, Juliano Fernandes (Brazil)
Economic Implications of viability assessment with CMR, Ricardo Obregon (Argentina)
Collagen and Rheumatic Heart Disease, Martha Morelos (Mexico)
Congenital Heart Disease in LA. César Viegas (Argentina)
Cardiomyopathies in Latin America; are we different? Horacio Di Nunzio (Argentina)
Chairs: Horacio Di Nunzio (Argentina), Antonieta Villani (Venezuela), A. Meave (Mexico).
*These talks are in Spanish/Portugese.
Introduction, Carlos Rochitte (Brazil)
Economic Advantages of CMR in Latin America, Juliano Fernandes (Brazil)
Economic Implications of viability assessment with CMR, Ricardo Obregon (Argentina)
Collagen and Rheumatic Heart Disease, Martha Morelos (Mexico)
Congenital Heart Disease in LA. César Viegas (Argentina)
Cardiomyopathies in Latin America; are we different? Horacio Di Nunzio (Argentina)
EuroCMR 2008 - Open access resource
Session I- Basic Course
Anatomy/Function. Ana Almeida
Pulse sequences and artifacts. Sebastian Kozerke
Flow and valves. Philip Kilner (this talk has had 2 slides with unpublished data edited out)
CMR and CM safety. Roger Luchinger
Angiography. Georg Bongartz
Perfusion CMR. Sven Plein
Viability-CMR and spectroscopy. Jérôme Garot
Session II - Assessment of CAD: Perfusion-Viability
Late enhancement CMR. Matthias Friedrich
Perfusion CMR. Juerg Shwitter
Dobutamine Stress-CMR. Christoph Klein (this talk has unpublished results so not produced
Session III - Industry Symposium EuroCMR Registry
This was not recorded
Session IV - CAD: Clinical Daily Practice - Multimodality
Nuclear: SPECT/PET.Giusseppe Villa (not yet produced)
Echocardiography: the "Stetoscope" of the 21. Century Fausto Pinto
CMR: to use or not to use. Juerg Schwitter
MDCT: Pros and Cons. Bernhard Gerber
Session V
CMP Jeanette Schulz-Menger (MAC movie issues - recording not produced)
ARVC and sudden death Matthias Friedrich
Myocarditis. Heiko Mahrholdt (MAC issues so not produced)
Session VI - Angiography - Congenital - Masses
Vascular: Aorta and pulmonary circulation. Raad Mohiaddin
Coronary MRA: current status/challenges. Jennifer Keegan
Congenital heart disease. Philip Kilner. Software based case presentation so not recorded
Cardiac Masses. Gunnar Lund
Session VII - Thalassemia Session
Introduction. Dudley Pennell(this talk has a section with unpublished data removed)
The italian experience. Alessia Pepe
The greek experience. Sophie Mavrogeni
Session VIII - Contrast Media
Conventional Gd-Chelates: NSF Georg Bongartz
Blood Pool CM. Massimo Lombardi
Hyperpolarized CM. Damian Tyler
Session IX - Industry Session
This session was not recorded
Session X - Detection of Preclinical Atherosclerosis
Incidence of silent MI and prognosis. Frank Rademakers
Arterial sclerosis and endothelial function. F Alpendurada
Ultrasound - Flow-mediated dilation as a marker of endothelial dysfunction. Gianmario Sambuceti (unpublished data, so not produced)
Classical risk factors, the genome, and imaging topredict events. (permission declined for recording)
Session XI Understanding CHF: impact on current/future therapeutic strategies
Ischemic CHF - revascularization and/or drug therapy. Juerg Schwitter
Stem cell therapy. Othmar Pfister
CTR: CMR to identify the responding patient. Marco Gotte (no recording present)
Valve disease and arryhthmias: CMR to guide interventions. Arno Buecker (no recording present)
Anatomy/Function. Ana Almeida
Pulse sequences and artifacts. Sebastian Kozerke
Flow and valves. Philip Kilner (this talk has had 2 slides with unpublished data edited out)
CMR and CM safety. Roger Luchinger
Angiography. Georg Bongartz
Perfusion CMR. Sven Plein
Viability-CMR and spectroscopy. Jérôme Garot
Session II - Assessment of CAD: Perfusion-Viability
Late enhancement CMR. Matthias Friedrich
Perfusion CMR. Juerg Shwitter
Dobutamine Stress-CMR. Christoph Klein (this talk has unpublished results so not produced
Session III - Industry Symposium EuroCMR Registry
This was not recorded
Session IV - CAD: Clinical Daily Practice - Multimodality
Nuclear: SPECT/PET.Giusseppe Villa (not yet produced)
Echocardiography: the "Stetoscope" of the 21. Century Fausto Pinto
CMR: to use or not to use. Juerg Schwitter
MDCT: Pros and Cons. Bernhard Gerber
Session V
CMP Jeanette Schulz-Menger (MAC movie issues - recording not produced)
ARVC and sudden death Matthias Friedrich
Myocarditis. Heiko Mahrholdt (MAC issues so not produced)
Session VI - Angiography - Congenital - Masses
Vascular: Aorta and pulmonary circulation. Raad Mohiaddin
Coronary MRA: current status/challenges. Jennifer Keegan
Congenital heart disease. Philip Kilner. Software based case presentation so not recorded
Cardiac Masses. Gunnar Lund
Session VII - Thalassemia Session
Introduction. Dudley Pennell(this talk has a section with unpublished data removed)
The italian experience. Alessia Pepe
The greek experience. Sophie Mavrogeni
Session VIII - Contrast Media
Conventional Gd-Chelates: NSF Georg Bongartz
Blood Pool CM. Massimo Lombardi
Hyperpolarized CM. Damian Tyler
Session IX - Industry Session
This session was not recorded
Session X - Detection of Preclinical Atherosclerosis
Incidence of silent MI and prognosis. Frank Rademakers
Arterial sclerosis and endothelial function. F Alpendurada
Ultrasound - Flow-mediated dilation as a marker of endothelial dysfunction. Gianmario Sambuceti (unpublished data, so not produced)
Classical risk factors, the genome, and imaging topredict events. (permission declined for recording)
Session XI Understanding CHF: impact on current/future therapeutic strategies
Ischemic CHF - revascularization and/or drug therapy. Juerg Schwitter
Stem cell therapy. Othmar Pfister
CTR: CMR to identify the responding patient. Marco Gotte (no recording present)
Valve disease and arryhthmias: CMR to guide interventions. Arno Buecker (no recording present)
1st Advanced Cardiac Imaging Course for the Interventional Cardiologist - Open access resource
Held Jointly with the London Chest Hospital: Royal College of Physicians, London 20th November 2008.
Course organisers: Didier Locca, Anthony Mathur, Martin Rothman.
This cours supported by an Educational grant from Cordis Cardiac and Vascular Institute
Introduction
Advanced cardiac imaging and the European/UK cardiology curriculum. Dr Peter Mills
CMR and Cardiac CT: Basic Principles
Clinical approach and understanding of CMR techniques for the interventionist. Eike Nagel
CT: fashionable and reliable? Clinical examples. Prof. Pim De Feyter
Ischemic Heart Disease
CMR Myocardial perfusion in ischaemic heart disease. Juerg Schwitter
ACS in patients with unobstructed coronary artery: usefulness of CMR. Chiara Bucciarelli-Ducci
Multi modality imaging in structural heart disease
Atrial and ventricular septal defects assessment and closure. Dr Alain Delabays
Percutaneous valve replacement. Alain Cribier
Current progress in interventional cardiology: imaging and therapy
CMR guided catheterisation Prof. Reza Razavi
Novel therapy and intervention, a partnership for the future. Dr Anthony Mathur /Dr Didier Locca
Take home message:
Which imaging techniques for which procedure? Adam Timmis
Guest lecture
This lecture is pending.
Course organisers: Didier Locca, Anthony Mathur, Martin Rothman.
This cours supported by an Educational grant from Cordis Cardiac and Vascular Institute
Introduction
Advanced cardiac imaging and the European/UK cardiology curriculum. Dr Peter Mills
CMR and Cardiac CT: Basic Principles
Clinical approach and understanding of CMR techniques for the interventionist. Eike Nagel
CT: fashionable and reliable? Clinical examples. Prof. Pim De Feyter
Ischemic Heart Disease
CMR Myocardial perfusion in ischaemic heart disease. Juerg Schwitter
ACS in patients with unobstructed coronary artery: usefulness of CMR. Chiara Bucciarelli-Ducci
Multi modality imaging in structural heart disease
Atrial and ventricular septal defects assessment and closure. Dr Alain Delabays
Percutaneous valve replacement. Alain Cribier
Current progress in interventional cardiology: imaging and therapy
CMR guided catheterisation Prof. Reza Razavi
Novel therapy and intervention, a partnership for the future. Dr Anthony Mathur /Dr Didier Locca
Take home message:
Which imaging techniques for which procedure? Adam Timmis
Guest lecture
This lecture is pending.