12th COURSE EUROPEAN ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY. on congenital heart disease PRAGUE. October 1 st -4 th 2017

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12 th 12th EUROPEAN ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY COURSE on congenital heart disease PRAGUE October 1 st -4 th 2017

Sunday, October 1 st, 2017 09.00 Opening remarks Jan Marek, London Session I Introduction ultrasound in congenital heart disease Chair: Folkert Meijboom, Utrecht 09.05 Optimisation of image acquisition Jacqueline Wheatley, Toronto 09.30 Digital ECHO lab and quantitative measurements in individuals of different size and age John Simpson, London 10.00 Imaging windows and views in CHD Jacqueline Wheatley, Toronto 10.30 Coffee break Session II Ventricular function Chair: Leo Lopez, Miami 11.00 Assessment of systolic function - a practical approach Bart Bijnens, Barcelona 11.30 Assessment of diastolic function - a practical approach Luc Mertens, Toronto 12.00 What is different in adult? Folkert Meijboom, Utrecht 12.30 Lunch Session III Segmental approach to normal and abnormal situs Chair: Mark Friedberg, Toronto 13.30 Morphology Andrew Cook, London 13.55 Echocardiography Jan Marek, London 14.20 Questions & discussion Session IV Interatrial communications Chair: Sachin Khambadkone, London 14.30 Morphology Andrew Cook, London 14.55 Echocardiography Xavier Iriart, Bordaeux 15.20 Questions & discussion 15.30 Coffee break Session V Ventricular septal defects Chair: Leo Lopez, Miami 16.00 Morphology Andrew Cook, London 16.25 Echocardiography Luc Mertens, Toronto 16.50 Questions & discussion Session VI Live scanning 17.00 Live scanning (GE Healthcare) Jacqueline Wheatley and Luc Mertens, Toronto 17.30 End of the session

Monday, October 2 nd, 2017 Session VII Atrio-ventricular septal defects Chair: Sachin Khambadkone, London 08.30 Morphology Andrew Cook, London 08.55 Echocardiography Meryl Cohen, Philadelphia 09.20 Questions & discussion Session VIII LV outflow tract obstruction Chair: Meryl Cohen, Philadelphia 09.30 Morphology Andrew Cook, London 09.55 Echocardiography Sachin Khambadkone, London 10.20 Quantification of valve stenosis Leo Lopez, Miami 10.45 Questions & discussion 11.00 Coffee break Session IX Tetralogy of Fallot Chair: Xavier Iriart, Bordeaux 11.30 Morphology Andrew Cook, London 11.55 Echocardiography: pre-operative Owen Miller, London 12.20 Echocardiography: post-operative Andreea Dragulescu, Toronto 12.45 Questions & discussion 13.00 Lunch Session X Transposition of the great arteries Chair: Luc Mertens, Toronto 14.00 TGA Morphology Andrew Cook, London 14.20 Pre and peri-operative assessment and arterial switch Xavier Iriart, Bordeaux 14.40 Adult patients after arterial and atrial switch procedures Folkert Meijboom, Utrecht 15.00 Questions & discussion Session XI Double outlet right ventricle Chair: Jan Marek, London 15.10 Morphology Andrew Cook, London 15.40 Echocardiography Meryl Cohen, Philadelphia 16.10 Questions & discussion 16.20 Coffee break Session XII Live scanning & preparation for the accreditation examination Chair: Owen Miller, London 16.50 How to prepare for the accreditation examination Owen Miller, London 17.05 Live scanning (Philips) Jacqueline Wheatley and Luc Mertens, Toronto 17.40 End of the session

Tuesday, October 3 rd, 2017 Session XIII Congenitally corrected transposition and its variants Chair: John Simpson, London 08.30 Morphology Andrew Cook, London 08.50 Echocardiography, assessment of morphology Mark Friedberg 09.10 Questions & discussion Session XIV Coarctation, interrupted AO arch & vascular rings Chair: Xavier Iriart, Bordeaux 09.20 Morphology Andrew Cook, London 09.50 Pre- & postnatal coarctation - Echocardiography Owen Miller, London 10.10 Adult coarctation - Multimodality imaging Xavier Iriart, Bordeaux 10.30 Vascular rings - Pre-& postnatal John Simpson, London 10.40 Questions & discussion 10.50 Coffee break Session XV Anomalies of coronary arteries Chair: Meryl Cohen, Philadelphia 11.20 Morphology Andrew Cook, London 11.50 Abnormal origin of coronary origin from pulmonary artery Leo Lopez, Miami 12.20 Abnormal origin of coronary artery from aorta Jan Marek, London 12.50 Questions & discussion 13.00 Lunch Session XVI Practical test which serves as preparation for accreditation examination and Quiz for Echo-Oskar award 14.00 Chair: Owen Miller, London 15.30 End of the session 20.00 Social event and announcement of the best score of the test examination: Echo Oskar Award 2017 Location social event: Pilsen Restaurant Please do not forget to bring with you the dinner voucher included in the congress kit

Wednesday, October 4 th, 2017 Current advanced imaging in CHD Session XVII Post-repaired tetralogy of Fallot Chair: Luc Mertens, Toronto 09.00 RV function and mechanics Bart Bijnens, Barcelona 09.20 Role of RV imaging in the treatment of arrhythmias after TOF repair Jan Janousek, Prague 09.40 Postoperative ECHO assessment - from routine to advanced Andreea Dragulescu, Toronto 10.00 Role of different imaging modalities in therapeutic decision-making after TOF repair 10.20 Questions & discussion 10.30 Coffee break Sachin Khambadkone, London Session XVIII Fontan circulation Chair: Folkert Meijboom, Utrecht 11.00 Understanding Fontan physiology Vaclav Chaloupecky, Prague 11.20 Assessment of systolic function after single ventricle palliation John Simpson, London 11.40 Assessment of diastolic function after Fontan operation Mark Friedberg, Toronto 12.00 No need for routine pre-fontan catheterisation Andrew Taylor, London 12.20 Assessment of Fontan circulation in adults Folkert Meijboom, Utrecht 12.40 Questions & discussion 13.00 Closing remarks and adjourn Jan Marek, London Folkert Meijboom, Utrecht Luc Mertens, Toronto Congress Location Charles University (Universita Karlova) Ovocný trh 3-5 Prague 1-116 36 Social dinner location - October 3 rd Pilsen Restaurant at Municipal House Nám. Republiky 5, 110 00 Prague Staré Me sto Metro stop: nám. Republiky 5, 110 00 Staré Me sto Organizing Secretariat I&C srl Via Andrea Costa 202/6-40134 Bologna (Italy) Ph: +39 (0)51 6144004 - Fax +39 (0)51 6142772 stefania.parolari@iec-srl.it / giulia.delia@iec-srl.it www.iec-srl.it The event: 12 th European Echocardiography Course on Congenital Heart Disease (Ref. 00004262), is accredited by the European Board for Accreditation in Cardiology (EBAC) for 20 CME credit hours (Day #1: 6 CME credits - Day #2: 6 CME credits - Day #3: 5 CME credits - Day #4: 3 CME credits). Each participant should claim only those hours of credit that have actually been spent in the educational activity. EBAC works according to the quality standards of the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME), which is an institution of the European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS). In compliance with EBAC/EACCME guidelines, all speakers/chairpersons participating in this programme have disclosed potential conflicts of interest that might cause a bias in the presentations. The Organising Committee is responsible for ensuring that all potential conflicts of interest relevant to the programme are declared to the audience prior to the CME activities.

UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF COURSE ENDORSED BY WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK THE SPONSORS WHICH SUPPORT US EVERY YEAR ALL OVER EUROPE 1 Congress Location 2 Social dinner location Charles University (Universita Karlova) Ovocný trh 3-5 Prague 1-116 36 Pilsen Restaurant at Municipal House Nám. Republiky 5, 110 00 Prague Staré Me sto 2 1