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CATHETER INTERVENTIONS IN CONGENITAL, STRUCTURAL AND VALVULAR HEART DISEASE, ATRIAL FIBRILLATION, STROKE PREVENTION AND HEART FAILURE

It is with great pleasure to formally invite you to join CSI America 2020 in Denver, USA, which will be led by directors John Carroll, Gareth Morgan, Horst Sievert, and Shakeel Qureshi. A comprehensive overview of major topics in catheter therapy of congenital, structural and valvar heart disease awaits you. Our scientific program is designed by an international group of experts with the objective to meet the needs of adult and pediatric interventional cardiologists, cardiothoracic surgeons, anesthesiologists, imaging specialists, nurses, technicians and any other medical specialists involved in these procedures.

In a friendly, interactive and hands-on environment participants’ will have the opportunity to explore live cases, lectures from key opinion leaders and experts, small dedicated workshops, simulator demonstrations, heart dissection workshops, and our popular Cath Lab Café. Our impactful educational program focuses on maximizing engaging interactions, in-depth discussions and networking opportunities for all participants, as well as improving your daily practice through case based learning.

Registration

Registration for CSI America 2020 will open soon – benefit from early bird prices!

program topics

CSI America 2020 will showcase live cases, lectures from key opinion leaders, small dedicated workshops, simulator demonstrations, heart dissection workshops, and our popular Cath Lab Café.

Call for abstracts and cases

Accepted abstracts and cases will be presented either as e-posters or as a talk in the main scientific program.

Submission deadline: July 31, 2020

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impressions

WHAT THE PARTICIPANTS SAY:

“Very good conference. Enjoyed the smaller audience for more direct audience participation.”

Dr. Duane Berkompas, Spectrum Health Hospital, Grand Rapids, United States

WHAT THE PARTICIPANTS SAY:

“The HOW heart dissection lab was very useful and fun. Most of us haven't touched a heart since first year of med school, so this was very useful in helping to clarify anatomy and how some of these devices actually work.”

Dr. Keaton Nasser, UNLV, Las Vegas, United States

WHAT THE PARTICIPANTS SAY:

“Nicely organized meeting with excellent topics!”

Ms. Asma Hussaini, Cedars Sinai Medical Center, Califronia, United States

WHAT THE PARTICIPANTS SAY:

“I had a great time at CSI-SF. I especially liked the Cafe sessions where it was a small group that was truly conductive to an interactive presentation.”

Dr. Frank F. Ing, UC Davis Pediatric Heart Center, Sacramento, CA, United States