PICS-AICS Pocket Guide Syllabus - Congenital Cardiology Today

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by  Congenital Cardiology Today

CHICAGO 2014
Pocket Guide
S y l l a b u s
June 7th-10th, 2014
Marriott Chicago Downtown
Chicago, IL
Published by
CONGENITAL CARDIOLOGY TODAY
www.CongenitalCardiologyToday.com

WELCOME TO PICS~AICS

Dear Colleagues,
The Pediatric and Adult Interventional Cardiac Symposium 2014
(PICS~AICS 2014) will be held at the Marriott Chicago Downtown
Hotel, from June 7th-10th, 2014. This year we hope to expand on some
of the successes of last year’s meeting in Miami with the expansion of
taped case sessions, and an increase in hands-on demonstrations,
which were both so popular last year. We have endeavored to ensure
the meeting continues to: support open dialogue as well as visual
learning, provide updates from all the relevant trials and societies, and
further enhance opportunities for networking, and sharing global
clinical and research experience. We will continue to provide a
professional, but relaxed atmosphere to support this fantastic learning
opportunity, with social gatherings to ensure friends can meet and
enjoy catching up.
The live cases remain the focal point of the meeting this year. Although
these have come under increased scrutiny, PICS~AICS is committed
to supporting the immense learning opportunity this platform provides.
Live cases will be beamed from multiple international venues with
experienced operators that will demonstrate the latest in medical
device technology, using approved and investigational devices/valves/
stents, etc. The live cases this year will be transmitted live via satellite
from Córdoba, Riyadh, Chicago, Columbus, Denver, London and Los
Angeles.
This year’s meeting will begin on Saturday, June 7th with an
“Interventional Platform” session. This session will include practical
perspectives from interventional radiologists, as well as interventional
neurosurgeons, ensuring that we learn from each other’s broader
experiences. There will be a “Tips and Tricks” session with practical
demonstrations from international experts on how to work with wires,
stents, devices and sheaths and valves. An interactive taped case
session with four cases for discussion will follow the Interventional
Platform. This year we have ensured that the oral abstract sessions
are not competing with one another so that the true scientific
endeavors of our colleagues are given the platform they deserve.
This year we are also providing a separate session on June 7th
focused entirely on “Imaging for Structural Heart Disease.” This field
is growing exponentially and the contribution of imaging to ensuring
optimal outcomes through appropriate patient selection intra-
procedural guidance will be stressed under the guidance of Course
Director, Dr. Roberto Lang.
On Sunday, June 8th, following staggered live case demonstrations in
the morning, there will be a session on “Complications of Congenital
Catheterization,” followed by a session focusing on Great Debate
topics. There will be further breakout sessions for nurses and
technologists, and younger interventionalists who are establishing their
practice, as well as “Aortic and Mitral Valve Therapies” and “Complex
Structural Interventions,” and a continuation of the special breakout for
our Spanish speaking attendees. Finally, “My Nightmare Case in the
Cath Lab” will take place on Tuesday, the 10th, and, again the audience
will choose the most deserved case. This will be followed by a final
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session on “Clinical Case Perspectives,” where a team of experts will
comment on a range of real-life clinical scenarios, with input from the
attendees.
Poster Abstracts will be displayed throughout the meeting. We will
continue to support younger interventionalists at PICS with the “Young
Leadership Program,” whereby the winner is accorded faculty status
and involvement in the meeting. We also wish to recognize those
committed to research with The Charles S. Kleinman, MD, Scientific
Scholarship Award in memory of our dear friend Dr. Charlie Kleinman
who was so close to the PICS family. The winner will receive a $5,000
grant towards their research endeavor.
We look forward to welcoming you to Chicago. Your participation is
what makes the meeting the success that it is and we look forward
to learning with and from you.

While at the meeting, visit the Reception Desk, or go to
www.picsymposium.com for changes and up-to-date information.
This year there is also a mobile app available. See the mobile app
advertisement on page 27 of this guide more information.
Sincerely,
Course Directors
Ziyad M. Hijazi, MD
John P. Cheatham, MD
Carlos Pedra, MD
Thomas K. Jones, MD
Course Co-Directors
Damien Kenny, MD
Ralf Holzer, MD
Clifford Kavinsky, MD
Giacomo Pongiglione, MD
John Carroll, MD
Director Emeritus
William E. Hellenbrand, MD
Sponsored for CME credit by Rush University Medical Center
Published by
CONGENITAL CARDIOLOGY TODAY
www.CongenitalCardiologyToday.com
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The PICS Foundation and PICS~AICS 2014 wish to gratefully thank the
following exhibitors for their support of this year’s program:
Platinum Supporters • Baylis Medical
• Biosense Webster Inc., A Johnson • B. Braun Interventional Systems, Inc.
& Johnson Co. • Biosense Webster Inc., A Johnson
• Cook Medical & Johnson Co.
• Edwards Lifesciences • Boston Scientific
• Gore & Associates • Cook Medical
• Medtronic Inc. • Edwards Lifesciences
• NuMED, Inc. • Elixer Medical Group
• Occlutech • Gore & Associates
• Pfm Medical • Pfm Medical
• Rush University Medical Center • Philips Healthcare
• Sidra Medical & Research Center • St. Jude Medical
• Siemens Healthcare • St Jude Medical Japan
• St. Jude Medical • Toshiba America Medical
• Toshiba America Medical Systems, Inc.
Systems, Inc. • Venus Medtech
Gold Supporters PICS~AICS Also Thanks
• B. Braun Interventional Systems, Inc. • Adult Congenital Heart Association
• Philips Healthcare • Children’s Heart Foundation
• Venus Medtech • Congenital Cardiology Today
• Catheterization & Cardiovascular
Silver Supporters Interventions
• Lifetech Scientific • Lippincott, Williams & Wilkins
• The Society For Cardiovascular
Bronze Supporters Angiography and Interventions
• Acist Medical Systems
• Baylis Medical 2014 Live Case Centers
• Cardiox Corp. • Private Hospital of Córdoba,
• Codman Neuro Córdoba, Argentina
• Digisonics, Inc. • KFSH&RC, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
• Lummedx Copr. • Nationwide Children’s Hospital,
• Mednet Healthcare Technologies Columbus, OH USA
• Mennen Medical • Detroit Children’s Hospital, Detroit,
• Merit Medical MI USA
• Pediavascular • Great Ormond Street Hospital,
• Scientific Software Solutions London, UK
• Texas Children’s Hospital • Rush University Medical Center,
• Vascular Innovations Chicago, IL USA
• Univ. of Colorado, Denver, CO USA
Unrestricted Educational Grants • Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los
• Abbott Laboratories Angeles, CA USA
CME, CNE and ASRT Evaluation/Certificate
PICS~AICS 2014 continuing education evaluations will be done online this year.
After the conclusion of the meeting you will receive an email from the RUSH
University Office of Interprofessional Continuing Education. To qualify for credit,
you must complete a program evaluation. Once you complete this survey, you will
receive your certificate of participation within one week.
After successful completion of the online evaluation, you will receive a certificate
of participation for a maximum of 35 CME or CNE credits, or 44 ASRT Category
A credits. A certificate will be provided via email.
If you have any questions, please contact The Rush Office of Interprofessional
Continuing Education at [phone].
Sponsored for CME credit by Rush University Medical Center. Rush University
Medical Center is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical
Education to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
Rush University Medical Center designates this live activity for a maximum of 35
AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™. Physicians should claim only the credit
commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.
This CNE program is being presented without bias and with commercial
support. Rush University is accredited as a provider of continuing nursing
education by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on
Accreditation. Rush University designates this live activity for thirty-five (35)
Continuing Education credit(s).
The American Society of Radiologic Technologists has approved this activity for a
maximum of 44 Category A credits. This activity is approved for credit by the ASRT.
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PICS~AICS COURSE DIRECTORS & FACULTY
Directors: Ziyad M. Hijazi, MD, MPH, FSCAI, FACC; John P.
Cheatham, MD, FSCAI; Carlos Pedra, MD; Thomas K. Jones, MD
Co-Directors: Damien Kenny, MD; Giacomo Pongiglione, MD;
Clifford J. Kavinsky, MD, PhD; Ralf Holzer, MD; John D. Carroll, MD
Director Emeritus: William E. Hellenbrand, MD
Imaging Director: Roberto Lang, MD
PICS~AICS Faculty: Jamil Aboulhosn, MD; Teiji Akagi, MD;
Mansour AlJufan, MD; Wail Alkashkari, MD; Zahid Amin, MD;
Bulent Arslan, MD; Steven Bailey, MD; David Balzer, MD; John
Bass, MD; Lee Benson, MD; Felix Berger, MD; Lisa Bergersen,
MD; Jacek Bialkowski, MD; Elchanan Bruckheimer, MD; Qi-Ling
Cao, MD; Massimo Caputo, MD; Mario Carminati, MD; Ahmet
Celebi, MD; Sharon L. Cheatham, PhD, ACNP; Jae Young Choi,
MD; Roberto Cubeddu, MD; Bharat Dalvi, MD; Grace Deyo, PhD,
CPNP; Graham Derrick, MD; Thomas Doyle, MD; JV De Giovanni,
MD; Michael de Moor, MD; Karim Diab, MD; Makram Ebeid, MD;
Maiy El Sayed, MD; Peter Ewert, MD; Horacio Faella, MD; Thomas
Fagan, MD; Ted Feldman, MD; Craig Fleishman, MD; Simone
Fontes-Pedra, MD; Thomas Forbes, MD; Yun-Ching Fu, MD; Mark
Galantowicz, MD; Francisco Garay, MD; Marc Gewillig, MD; Matt
Gillespie, MD; Jake Goble; Bryan Goldstein, MD; Miguel Granja,
MD; Adam Greenbaum, MD; Daniel Gruenstein, MD; John Hibbeln,
MD; Nguyen Lan Hieu, MD; Noa Holoshitz, MD; Eric Horlick, MD;
Reda Ibrahim, MD; Nicole Ibrahim, PhD; Michel Ilbawi, MD; Frank
Ing, MD; Alex Javois, MD; Henri Justino, MD; Saibal Kar, MD;
Seong-Ho Kim, MD, PhD; Nancy King, PNP; Terry D. King, MD;
Bradley Knight, MD; Jackie Kreutzer, MD; Yat Yin Lam, MD; Larry
Latson, MD; Paul Lawrence, RCIS; Robert Lederman, MD; Martin
Leon, MD; Daniel Levi, MD; Demetrius Lopes, MD; Iqbal Malik,
MD; Kiran Mallula, MD; Pat McCarthy, MD; Joaquim Miro, MD;
Tarek Momenah, MD; John Moore, MD; Charles E. Mullins, MD;
Srihari Naidu, MD; Kathleen Nolan, RT; David Nykanen, MD; Vince
Olshove, CCP, FPP; Alejandro Peirone, MD; Lynn Peng, MD;
Christopher Petit, MD; Worakan Promphan, MD; Manolis
Pursanov, MD Shakeel A. Qureshi, MD; Kanishka Ratnayaka, MD;
Mark Reisman, MD; John Rhodes, MD; Richard Ringel, MD; Raul
Rossi, MD; Masood Sadiq, MD; Shyam Sathanandam, MD;
Dietmar Schranz, MD; Atman Shah, MD; Girish Shirali, MD; Horst
Sievert, MD; Gregg Stone, MD; Hideshi Tomita, MD; Michael
Tynan, MD; Julie Vincent, MD; Robert Vincent, MD; Kevin Walsh,
MD; Jou-Kou Wang, MD; Neil Wilson, MD; Carlos Zabal, MD; Evan
Zahn, MD; Jose Luis Zunzunegui, MD
Cardiac Imaging Faculty: John Carroll, MD; Steven Goldstein,
MD; John Carroll, MD; Omar Khalique, MD; Bijoy Khandheria, MD;
Itzhak Kronzon, MD; Amit Patel, MD; Ernesto Salcedo, MD; Eric
Sarin, MD
This pocket guide presents the program as of May 20th.
Check at the Reception Desk or
on the PICS mobile app
for last minute changes to the schedule.
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JUNE 7th - SATURDAY SESSION
Cardiac Imaging for Structural Heart Disease
Marriott Ballroom 4th Floor
Course Directors: Roberto M. Lang; Ziyad M. Hijazi
8:00-10:00 am - Morning Session Moderators: Roberto Lang; Ziyad M.
Hijazi; John Hibbeln
• Why is Imaging Essential in Structural Heart Disease?
An Interventionalist's Viewpoint – John Carroll
• Evolving Role of Imaging: Added Value of Fusion Imaging
– Itzhak Kronzon
• Morpho-Anathomy of the Mitral Valve – Roberto Lang
• Aortic Valve and Root Morphology: Modeling in Normal
and Pathological Cases – Steve Goldstein
• Cases: Without Imaging I Am Really Blind – Omar Khalique;
Bijoy Khandheria; Steve Goldstein; Roberto Lang
10:00-10:30 am - Coffee Break (4th Fl. Foyer & 7th Fl. Foyer)
10:30 am-1:00 pm - Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement:
The New Standard or Last Resort in Aortic Stenosis?
• Preprocedural Assessment: Multi-Modality Approach,
Should ICE Be Considered? – Bijoy Khandheria
• What Can CT Do Better than Echocardiography in TAVR
Patients? – Amit Patel
• Incidence and Prediction of Paravalvular Aortic
Regurgitation in TAVR Patients – Steve Goldstein
• Choosing the Appropriate Approach: Transapical,
Transaortic, Conduits – Eric Sarin
• Aortic – Mitral Intervalvular Complex: Should We
Consider Both Valves as a Single Unit?
• Perspective of the Echocardiographer – Roberto Lang
• Perspective of the Interventionalist – John Carroll
• Pre- and Post-Procedural Complications – Steve Goldstein
• Case Presentations: Something Went Really, Really
Wrong! – Itzhak Kronzon; Ernesto Salcedo; Roberto Lang;
Omar Khalique
1:00-2:00 pm - Lunch Available (4th Fl. Foyer & 7th Fl. Foyer)
Sign up Now for the 2nd Annual PICS~AICS 5K RUN
Sponsored by SIEMENS
Monday, June 9th - 6 am
You'll be making a difference and supporting
CHIMS (Congenital Heart Intervention Mission Support)
The $30 donation includes:
Technical T-shirt (Men’s & Women’s), digital chip timing, registration, finish
line and post-race refreshments.
All race packets can be picked up at the Siemens booth on:
Saturday, June 7th, 6:00-8:00 pm
Sunday, June 8th, 6:30 am-4:00 pm
The race will take place rain or shine. All fitness levels are welcome!
The 5K starts/finishes at the Jane Addams Memorial Park and runs north on
the Lakefront Trail. The start is 0.75 of a mile from the Marriott.
Transportation will be provided from the Marriott to the race start.
Only 3 blocks from the Marriott Downtown Chicago.
The course is all flat, on a paved path and parallels the water.
TO REGISTER FOR THE RUN/WALK GO TO:
https://register.chronotrack.com/reg/form?eventID=8556
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