XVIth World Congress of Cardiology, … Member Pages/Muhamed/Talks/2011...Ultrasound and Allied Techniques Indian Academy of Echocardiography Cardiological Society of India ... Rekha

C-1/16, Ashok Vihar-II, Delhi – 110052, IndiaT: + 91-11-27419505, M: 9560188488, 9811013246

e-mail : [email protected] ; [email protected]

Secretariat:

www.worldcon2011.org

September 30 - October 2 , 2011

Hotel The Leela Kempinski, Gurgaon

Pre-Conference CME:September 29 , 2011

International Society of CardiovascularUltrasound and Allied Techniques

International Society of CardiovascularUltrasound and Allied Techniques Indian Academy of Echocardiography

Cardiological Society of IndiaDelhi Branch

Cardiological Society of IndiaDelhi Branch

European Associationof EchocardiographyEuropean Associationof Echocardiography

XVIth World Congress of Cardiology,

Echocardiography & Allied Imaging Techniques

XVIth World Congress of Cardiology,

Echocardiography & Allied Imaging Techniques

Final Scientific Program 1

It gives us great pleasure to welcome you and present before you thescientific program for the

to be held at Hotel LeelaKempinski, Gurgaon, Delhi NCR from September 30-October 2, 2011 withpre-conference CME on September 29, 2011. The theme of the congressis .

As you scan the program, you will notice that the stress has been to includelectures, symposia and workshops which will be of practical significancefor all level of echocardiographers, family physicians, post graduates andyoung cardiologists. A wide range of subjects like heart failure, valvulardiseases, cardio-diabetes, pulmonary hypertension, acute coronarysyndrome, congenital heart disease, cardiomyopathy, prosthetic valve etchave been included. Each symposia covers both clinical cardiology andechocardiography. The orations will be very academically stimulating andwill be delivered by stalwarts in the field of echo.

The nucleus of the conference is multiple case study sessions which againinclude both clinical cardiology and echocardiography. This will be afeature of every day meeting and covers wide range of topics. This isbesides the three live workshops on 3-D TEE, Contrast echo and 3-Dtransthoracic echo. A healthy sign has been an overwhelming responsefrom our young postgraduates. A large number of high quality cases weresent for Natesa G Pandian case study competition.As all of them could notbe accommodated, hence a special case study session 'by and for ouryoung cardiologists' was instituted, where our young participants willpresent cases. The special prize winning echo quiz by Dr. Manjuran isexpected to be a big draw. We are confident that the pre- conference CMEwill be a great success where every participant will become fullyconversant with the five topics to be discussed.

We are fortunate to have an outstanding international and national faculty.We are sure you will enjoy the flashes of expertise during their discourseand benefit with a good interaction with them.

Learning with fun, and without stress, is a great experience. You will havean experience of lifetime with the session on echo jeopardy (Kaun BanegaEcho Krorepati ) in which there will be a healthy, but fierce, Indo – USAcompetition. The moderators of this session are masters in this field. Assuch we feel that this congress will be a “temple of learning”. The socialevenings will help you to relax and unwind from the busy academicschedule.

We once again welcome you to this academic and social feast.

XVIth World Congress of Cardiology,Echocardiography & Allied Imaging Techniques

“Blending cardiovascular imaging with clinical cardiology”

Welcome

Navin C NandaInt'l President

Satish K ParasharNational President

Rakesh GuptaSecy. General

R AlagesanPresident, IAE

R.J. ManjuranScientific Chair

J.C. MohanVice-President Chairman,

SteeringCommittee

R.R. KasliwalH.K. ChopraChairman,ReceptionCommittee

XVIth World Congress of Cardiology, Echocardiography & Allied Imaging TechniquesXVIth World Congress of Cardiology, Echocardiography & Allied Imaging Techniques

Final Scientific Program2

President

President Elect

Vice President

Hony. Secretary

Joint Secretary

Treasurer

Members Permanent co-optedMembers

JIAE Editor-in-Chief

Editor

R. Alagesan

R. J. Manjuran

S. T. Yavagal

Balvir Kalra

Shantanu Sengupta

H.K.Chopra

C.M. Verma S. Shrivastava

Debika Chatterjee G. Vijayaraghavan

Satish C.Govind S.K. Parashar

Murlidhar S.Rao J.C. Mohan

M.Chenniappan P. Krishnamraju

Niteen Deshpande Rakesh Gupta

Sunita Maheshwari S.K. Kaushik

U.P. Singh A.V. Anjaneyulu

Vidyut Jain

Rakesh Gupta

Sameer Shrivastava

Executive Committee of Indian Academy of Echocardiography


R AlagesanPresident, IAE

H.S. RissamChairman, Reception

H.K. ChopraChairman, Reception


Organising Committee

Rakesh GuptaSecretary General

Navin C NandaInt'l President

S K ParasharPresident

J C MohanVice-President

R.R. KasliwalChairman, Steering

R.J ManjuranChairman, Scientific

Upendra KaulCo-Chairman, Scientific

P. Krishnam RajuCo-Chairman, Scientific

Anil SaxenaCo-Chairman, Scientific

Sanjay MittalJt. Organizing Secretary

Sameer ShrivastavaJt. Organizing Secretary

B. KalraJt. Organizing Secretary

Manish BansalJt. Organizing Secretary

Chairperson Co- Chairperson

Inauguration Committee

Trade & ExhibitionCommittee

Audiovisual Committee

Hall ManagementCommittee

H S Rissam Rakesh Gupta

Rajat Mohan Naresh PamnaniJagdeep ChughA B Ghosh

K K Kapur T M AggarwalSharad TandonJolly Bansal

H K Chopra Debika ChatterjeeAlpana BhatnagarHansa Govil



Awards, MomentoesCommittee

Accomodation, TransportCommittee

Medical EmergencyCommittee

Press & PublicRelationship Committee

RegistrationCommittee

Publication Committee

Security Committee

Entertainment Committee

Cultural & HospitalityCommittee

Food ManagementCommittee

Valedictory FunctionCommittee

Ladies EntertainmentCommittee

Advisors

R M Chhabra Subhash GuptaArun GognaS K Gupta

Ashok Taneja Anil HansParmod Jain

Sanjay Mittal Manish BansalVinayak Aggarwal

K K Agarwal M WaliAnil Gomber

D D GolaniRakesh SoodVinay KumarP. K. Goyal

Balvir Kalra Vivek TandonAbhijeet ChatterjeeVinod Nikhra

C P Roy Parmod K JainAtul Gupta

Rajinder Singh Vinod MittalAshish Saxena

Ashok Omar Vanita AroraB L JainMukesh Mehra

Mohan Bhargava S M GargBimit K Jain

R B Mittal V K BindalR K Naranag

Vatsala Parashar Anita SaxenaVanita ChopraMona Gupta

Sandeep Juneja Ashok GargManmohan Singh Parveen ChandraN N Khanna Varesh NagrathA K Gaur Mohit D GuptaM K Gupta U.P. SinghVinod Vijan Sanjeev AggarwalB B Channa D K Gupta

Sameer Shrivastava



Navin C. Nanda, USA

V. Maurizio Parato, Italy

Muhamed Saric, USA

R. Senior, UK

Wilson Mathias Junior, Brazil

Sunil Mankad, USA

Rekha Mankad,

Natesa Pandian,

John Gorcsan III,

Alan Fraser, UK

Aasha Gopal,

Masood Ahmad,

Ioannis Vlasseros, Greece

Reema Chugh,

Zee Pin Ding, Singapore

Thor Edvardsen, Norway

T. Fikret Ilgenli, Turkey

Omer Iqbal,

Madhavi Kadiyala,

Artem Kalinin, Lativa

Kulliki Karu, Estonia

Elsadig Kazzam, UAE

Kee-Sik Kim, Korea

M Serdar Kucukoglu, Turkey

Vadim A Kuznetsov, Russia

T. Susan Laing,

USA

USA

USA

USA

USA

USA

USA

USA

USA

Baren Chakraborty, Bangladesh

Abdullah Majumder, Bangladesh

Bernhard Mumm, Germany

Phillipines

Peter Rahko, USA

K. Hanumanth Reddy, USA

Aleksandr Rovner, USA

Debasish Roychoudhury, USA

Robert E Safford, USA

Rajat Sanyal, USA

Gyanendra Sharma, USA

Jae – Kwan Song, South Korea

Fabiola Sozzi, Italy

Hilda Peralta Rosado, Mexico

Andres Jaussi, Switzerland

J Donald Voelker, Arkansas

Mary Ong – Go, Phillipines

Mani Vannan,USA

Vibhuti N. Singh, USA

Raul D Jara, Phillipines

Sandeep Gupta, UK

Jeane Mike Tsutsui, Brazil

Eduardo Guevara, Argentina

, Poland

Ming C. Hsiung, China

Gultekin Karakus, Turkey

MingXing Xie, China

Adoracion M. Abad,

Alexander Olivares Reyes, USA

Nilda Espinola Zavaleta, Mexico

Igor Riecansky, Slovak Republic

Jarosław D. Kasprzak

International Faculty



Calendar of Meetings & Events

Date

29 Sept, 2011th

30 Sept, 2011th

30 Sept, 2011th

1 October,2011st

6.00 pm

6.15 pm

8.00 pm

Mahogany

Pearl Ballroom

Maple Room

Pearl Ballroom

E.C. Meeting

Inauguralfunction

Annual GeneralBody Meeting

Cultural Program& Gala Dinner

Time Venue Event

5.00 pm

Important Contact Numbers

Dr S.K. Parashar 09810146231Dr. Rakesh Gupta 09811013246Dr. H.K. Chopra 09811090204Dr. R.R. Kasliwal 09971698148Dr. Manish Bansal 09971991749

Official Congress & Event ManagerKyoni Destination Management

Raju Gandha 09810773147Rajat Khurana 09560188488

Important information

Venue

Key to location of halls

Hotel Leela Kempinski, Gurgaon. Delhi NCR

All the conference halls are located on the first floor. ThePearl Ballroom is the main convention hall. Pearl Ballroom'A' is the front portion of the hall and 'B' is the rear portionclose to the entrance. Other halls are as shown in the map.





Registration Desk at venue

Opening hours28 September 2.00 pm - 8.00 pm29 September 7.30 am - 6.00 pm30 September 7.00 am - 6.00 pm1 October 8.00 am - 5 .00 pm2 October 9.00 am - 2.00 pm

th

th

th

st

nd

Spot Registration

There will be no spot registration. In case of vacancy only cash will beaccepted.Delegate bag will be issued subject to availability

Badge InformationPlease display your identification badge at all times during the meeting.Admission to the Scientific Sessions and Exhibition Halls is strictlyrestricted to persons displaying badges.

LanguageThe official language of the conference is English. No translation shall beavailable.

Lunch & Beverage ServiceLunch / Beverages will be served in the areas adjoining the PearlBallroom.

Faculty Hospitality LoungeSituated in the lounge between Mahogany and Ebony board rooms.

Preview Room (Speakers Service Center )It is situated in Ebony board room and the entrance is through the facultyhospitality lounge. This room will be available from 7.30 am till 5.00 pmdaily from 29 September to 1 October, 2011 and from 7.30 am till 3.00pm on 2 October. Please deposit your presentation material at least 4hours prior to the session and previous evening for next day's session. Allmodern audiovisual facilities will be available.

th st

nd

Scientific ExhibitionLatest equipment and products in the field of cardiovascular medicine willbe on display by exhibitors in pre-function area adjacent to Pearl Ballroomand terrace. The opening hours shall be from 9.00 am to 6.00 pm daily onmain conference days.


1st Oct.2011

2nd Oct.2011


Medical Care

Messages

Travel Desk

Food Coupons

No Smoking

Cell Phones

Liability / Insurance

Transmission of Scientific Deliberations

Your Address During The Conference

Guide to the program dates

In case of any emergency, please contact the hospitality desk or Dr's R. R.Kasliwal / Manish Bansal.

A message center is available in the registration area.

For any sight seeing, please contact the Official Congress and EventManager who will assist you for your travel needs.

You are advised to carry the appropriate food coupons for presentation atthe catering area to avoid embarrassment.

The participants are requested to refrain from smoking in the conferenceand exhibition premises.

To avoid undue interference in the scientific deliberations and causingdisturbance to fellow delegates, please tune them to silent mode.

The organizing committee shall not be held responsible for personalaccidents, losses or damage to private property of registered delegates oraccompanying persons. Participants are requested to make their ownarrangements in respect to travel and health insurance.

During sessions in Pearl Ballroom only, in case of overcrowding,arrangements for excellent transmission to other halls have been made.Please cooperate with the organizers in this regard.

Hotel THE LEELA Kempinski, Ambience Island, NationalHighway -8, Gurgaon 122002, Delhi NCRPhone: +91 124 4771234, Fax : +91 124 4771235

29th Sept.2011

30th Sept.2011



Pre-Conference CME

Each session of 75 minutes

Thursday, 29 September, 2011th

Acuson SC 2000 ( Siemens Ltd.)

MYLAB 60 ( Esaote India – NS Ltd.)

Alpha- 6. Trivitron ( I) Ltd

Vivid E 9. Wipro GE Healthcare Pvt Ltd.

I-33 x-Matrix by Philips Electronics ( I) Ltd.

9 am – 5.30 pm

7.30 am – 8.30 am Registration & allocation of batches8.30 am – 8.35 am Welcome : S.K. Parashar8.35 am – 8.40 am Welcome : Rakesh Gupta8.40 am – 8.45 am Welcome & orientation of course:

R.J. Manjuran

Maple Room 1Right heart functions (From basics to newermethods):J.C. Mohan, A.V. Anjaneyulu, S.K. Parashar,R.J. Manjuran, V Jacob Jose ( RV anatomy,echo views, echo assessment of RV function,prognostic impact of RV function)

Board RoomCarotid Doppler: How do i assess andinterpret in my daily practice.: Technical tipsC.V. Vanjani , P.K. Ghosh, Sameer Shrivastava,Sanjay Mittal, Rakesh Gupta (Anatomy of thevessel, views of ultrasound scanning, normal &abnormal Doppler hemodynamics, how tomeasure IMT)

Maple Room 2Valvular stenosis: Assessment, limitations andtheir solutionS.K. Parashar, R.R. Kasliwal, Shantanu Sengupta,M. Chenniappan, C.K. Ponde (Anatomy of thevalves, 2-D findings of stenotic lesions,quantitation of lesion, limitations )

Royal Room 2How do I assess and report ventriculardyssynchrony in my lab.Rakesh Gupta, Satish Govind, Nitin Burkule,S Shanmugasundaram, Manish Bansal(What is ventricular dyssynchrony, what are thetypes of dyssynchrony, in whom, when & why dowe assess it, various echo methods to assess it )

Royal Room 1Live 3-D Echo: Protocol for acquisition.How to slice and get full informationR.Alagesan, K.K. Kapur, Rahul Malhotra,V. Amuthan, Aasha Gopal ( USA )

Lounge



Details of Workshop Hall Wise

9.00 am -10.15 am

10.30 am – 11.45 am

12.00 pm – 1.15 pm

2.00 pm – 3.15 pm

3.45 pm - 5.00 pm

Maple Room 1. V.Jacob Jose Batch 1Board Room Lounge Rakesh Gupta Batch 2Maple Room 2 S.K. Parashar Batch 3Royal Room 2 Manish Bansal Batch 4Royal Room 1 R. Alagesan Batch 5

Maple Room 1. A.V. Anjaneyulu Batch 5Board Room Lounge P.K. Ghosh Batch 1Maple Room 2 Shantanu Sengupta Batch 2Royal Room 2 Satish C. Govind Batch 3Royal Room 1 V. Amuthan Batch 4

Maple Room 1 R.J. Manjuran Batch 4Board Room Lounge C.V. Vanjani Batch 5Maple Room 2 C.K. Ponde Batch 1Royal Room 2 Nitin Burkule Batch 2Royal Room 1 Aasha Gopal Batch 3

Maple Room 1 S.K. Parashar Batch 3Board Room Lounge Sameer Shrivastava Batch 4Maple Room 2 R.R. Kasliwal Batch 5Royal Room 2 S.Shanmugasundaram Batch 1Royal Room 1 Rahul Malhotra Batch 2

Maple Room 1 V. Jacob Jose Batch 2Board Room Lounge Sanjay Mittal Batch 3Maple Room 2 M. Chenniappan Batch 4Royal Room 2 Rakesh Gupta Batch 5Royal Room 1 K.K. Kapur Batch 1

10.15 am – 10.30 am Rapid fire coffee break

1.15 pm – 2.00 pm Working Lunch

3.20 pm –3.40 pm Coffee Break



Royal Room

Mahogany Board Room

Special Evening Session :5.15 pm – 5.45 pm

Setting up a lab & instrument, how todo & practical tips

Chairpersons

Speaker 20 mins.Audience interaction 10 mins.

6.00 pm – onwards Executive Committee Meeting

V. Jacob Jose (India), M. Chenniappan(India)

Navin C Nanda ( USA )

Myocardial contrast echo


add

Philips


Friday, 30 September, 2011th

PEARL BALLROOM

�

�

�

Contrast echocardiography: Which patients will benefit mostand how to select them. Illustrative examples

Mitral valve prolapse & chordal rupture: Evaluation by M-mode,2- D and 3-D echo-What are the pitfalls

2-D / 3-D echocardiography of the aortic root / valve for clinicaldecision making

7. 00 am onwards Registration opens

8.00 am Welcome : S.K. Parashar,Congress President

8.05 am Welcome & AnnouncementsRakesh Gupta, Secy. General

8.10 am Welcome : Navin C Nanda,International President

8.15 am Welcome : R. Alagesan,President IAE

8.20 am Introduction to scientific program:R.J. Manjuran, Scientific Chair

8.30 am-8.50 amRole of echo in pediatric ICU

Chairpersons

Speaker 18 mins.

9.00 am-10.45 am

Chairpersons

Speakers

16 mins.

16 mins.

16 mins

R.J. Manjuran (India),Jagdish Hiremath (India)

Savitri Shrivastava (India)

Hanumanth Reddy ( USA ), VinodVijan ( India ), Yogesh Verma ( India ),Simmi Manocha (India)

Navin C. Nanda (USA)

Sunil Mankad ( USA )

Mani Vannan ( USA )

IAE Annual Lecture

SymposiumNewer applications ofechocardiography



�

�

�

Myocardial contrast echocardiography- Present & future.

Update on applications of echo for CRT

Percutaneous aortic valve replacement: Indian perspective

16 mins

16 mins

15 mins

Panel discussion & questions from the audience 10 mins

11.00 am-12.10 am

Chairpersons G.Vijayaraghavan ( India ), Maya Ballal( India), Rajinder Singh ( India )

1 . Right ventricular apical thrombus in a patient with healedanterior wall infarctionRajesh Rajan,

2. Absent pulmonary valve syndrome: Prenatal cardiacultrasound diagnosis with autopsy correlationSaji Philip,

3. 2D/3D echocardiography assisted successful intervention forcoronary cameral fistulaR.Aravazhi,

4. An uncommon mediastinal mass: A diagnostic & therapeuticdilemmaNagaraja Moorthy,

5. An interesting case of cardiac murmurJesu Krupa.

6. A case of myocardial infarction with left atrial massNipun Mahajan,

7. Unusual presentation of aortic run offMakarand R. Naik,

Roxy Senior ( UK )

John Gorcsan 111( USA )

Purshotam Lal ( India )

Kerala Institute of Medical Sciences,Trivandrum

Mohan Verghese, Krishna Manohar, KotturethMamman Cherian, Dr. K.M. Cherian Heart Foundation,Parumala Frontier Life Line Hospital, Chennai

V.Amuthan, R.A.Janarthanan, B.R.J.Kannan,S.Balasubramanian, S. Naina Mohamed, N.Ganesan,G.S. Sivakumar, S.R. Veeramani, P. Ashok Kumar,R.Sampath Kumar, R.R. Saravanan, A. Jegadeeswari.Madurai Medical College, Madurai

Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institute ofMedical Sciences, Lucknow

DDMM Heart Institute. Nadiad

Care Hospital, Hyderabad

K. Raghu, Anuj Kapadia,P. Krishnamraju, G. Ramasubrahmanyam.Care Hospitals, Hyderabad

10.45 am – 11.00 am Coffee & Visit Exhibits

Natesa G Pandian CaseStudy Competition

(7+3 mins)



12.15 pm – 1.15 pmPhilips Electronics (I) Ltd

Chairpersons

Moderators

Hands on

Moderator

Speakers

5 mins

16 mins

16 mins

16 mins

16 mins

16 mins

Audience Interaction 20 mins

Medanta Medicity, Gurgaon

Navin C. Nanda, Bernhard Mumm

Muhamed Saric (USA),Natesa G. Pandian (USA)

Jaroslaw Kasprzak (Poland),R. Alagesan (India)

S.K. Parashar (India)

S.K. Parashar

Adarsh Kumar (India)

Issam Mikati (USA)

Sunil Mankad (USA)

S.T. Yavagal (India)

S. Shanmugasundaram (India)

V. Amuthan (India)P. Krishnam Raju (India)

Workshop: Live 3-D TEE

Symposium:

Technical & Logistic support

Introduction of the symposium and a case demonstration

Bicuspid aortic valve: New insights.

Does exercise echo help in selecting surgical candidates

Impact of ventriculo – arterial coupling and pressure recoveryin evaluation of aortic stenosis.

Current thinking in management of asymptomatic severe AS

Current thinking in management of asmptomatic severe AR

Case studies in aortic valve disease 7 mins. each

PEARL BALLROOM : A

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

1.15 pm-2.15 pm Lunch / Visit Exhibits

2.15 pm-4.15 pm Parallel Sessions in Five Halls

Valvular heart disease: Aortic valve



PEARL BALLROOM : B

ROYAL ROOM :1

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

Opening remarks and case presentation

Epidemiology of pulmonary hypertension

Etiology and pathogenesis of pulmonary hypertension

Acute pulmonary thromboembolism: Role of echo

Prognostic markers in pulmonary hypertension

Evaluating therapy in pulmonary hypertension

Introduction to the symposium

Early detection of atherosclerosis in diabetes-should we really wait for development of ischemia?

Subclinical myocardial dysfunction -Can we delay progression to heart failure?

Moderator

Speakers

5 mins.

16 mins

16 mins

16 mins

16 mins

16 mins

16 mins


Moderators

Speakers

5 mins.

17 mins

17 mins

J.C. Mohan (India)

J.C. Mohan

K. Raghu ( India )

Vidyut Jain (India)

Robert Safford (USA)

Jacob Jose (India)

George Koshy (India)

Debashish Roychoudhury (USA)

R.R. Kasliwal, H.K. Chopra (India)

R.R. Kasliwal & H.K. Chopra

R.R. Kasliwal ( India )

Alan Fraser ( UK )

Symposium :

Symposium :

Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension

Cardio-Diabetes

Diagnostic evaluation of PAH: Are there pitfallsin non-invasive evaluation?



17 mins

17 mins

17 mins

17 mins

Panel Discussion 15 mins

Moderator

Speakers

3 min

17 mins

17 mins

17 mins

.17 mins

17 mins

17 mins


Satish Govind (India)

Ambrish Mithal ( India )

H.K. Chopra ( India )

A.K. Pancholia ( India )

Balu Vaidyanathan ( India )

Balu Vaidyanathan

Nageswara Rao (India)

Mary Ong-Go ( Phillipines )

Balu Vaidyanathan ( India )

Snehal Kulkarni (India)

Vikas Kohli (India)

K. Siva Kumar ( India )

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

Detecting myocardial ischemia in diabetics -Is stress testing reliable or do we need other techniques?

Optimizing sustained glycemic control :How and what is the best time to act?

Diabetic dyslipidemia – Challenges & solutions

Vitamin D: An emerging risk factor incardio-metabolic syndrome.


Small & large ASD : Problems of closure & solution

Closing ASD with moderate to severe pulmonaryhypertension without cardiac catheterization

VSD closure : For whom and when?

Large PDA : Assessment, tips and tricks forinterventional management

Coarctation of aorta : Balloon / Stenting.

Role of 3D echo in planning and executinginterventions for congenital heart disease.

MAPLE ROOM

Symposium: Pediatric Interventions: What will I assess bysurface echo, when and how will I intervenein?



ROYAL ROOM -2

1. Profile of modifiable and non modifiable risk factors of coronaryartery disease among 200 doctors of MM university

2. Infective endocarditis in FILIPINO. A six year review (2004- 2009)

3. Electrocardiogram can be useful in the differential diagnosisof pulmonary hypertension

4. Is it possible to automate M-mode echocardiographic measurementsfor enhanced image analysis: A potential for local application (Theautomatic study)

5. Transcatheter closure of patent ductus arteriosus: Mid term results

6. Echocardiography in HIV patients

7. Diameter and shape of coronary sinus in the differential diagnosis ofnarrow QRS complex short RP tachycardia

8. Contrast echocardiography in routine clinical practice

9. 2 years follow up after balloon valvuloplasty of aortic stenosis inelderly

Free Paper Session ( 7 + 3 mins )

Chairperson

Varun Goel,

Angelo Dave C Javier

Luknar Milan,

Jose Donato Magno,

Vijayalakshmi Balekundri,

Manish Bavallya,

Jesu Krupa Spurgen,

Oled Calenci,

Rajeev Gupta (India), Ashok Garg (India),Ashish Saxena (India), Harendra Kumar (India),S.P. Byotra ( India)

S.B. Siwach, B.K. Agrawal, Tejinder Talwar, Imran Khan.

Eva Goncalvesova, Peter Lesny,

Nelson Abelardo, Felix Eduardo Punzalan,Lynzzle Baldelomar, Lester Nacu, Charlene Reyes

Chitra Narasimhan, Sachin Yalagudri

Ritesh Vekariya, Mehu Patel

Mahpaekar Mashhadi, Sanjeeth Peter,Dorothy Lall

Eugina Calenci, Alexandru Caraus.

Maharashtra Markandeshwar Institute of Medical research, Ambala

National Institute for Heart Diseases NUSCH (Institution)-Bratislava, Slovak Republic

Section of Cardiology, Philippine General Hospital. Department ofComputer Science College. Manila

Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiology, Bangalore

C.U. Shah Medical College , Surendranagar

Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medicine, Pondicherry

DDMM Heart Institute, Mission Road, Nadiad

Institute of Cardiology, Republic of Molodova, Groupe hospitalierdu Havre, France

E Babu, Raja Selvaraj, A Ajith, P Gobu, Santosh Satheesh,J Balachander



10. Normal values of echocardiographic measurements in Indians

11. To study the cardiac anomalies associated with dextrocardiaby echocardiography

NVBK Sai

Rajat Arora,

2.15 pm – 4.15 pm

Moderator

, K Raghu, P Krishnam Raju

Sameer Ambar, Ravikant Patil, Prabhu Halkati,Suresh Patted, S.T. Yavagal

Rakesh Gupta

Care Hospital, Hyderabad

KLES Heart Foundation, Belgaum, India

5 .00 pm – 6.00 pm

6.15 pm onwards

MAHOGANY, EBONY BOARD ROOM

Pearl Ball Room

Maple Room

IAE Accreditation Test

Inaugural Function

General Body Meeting

4.15 pm-4.45 pm Coffee & Visit Exhibits


Easy 4D - for the clinical routine

Quantitative Echo

Advancement in 2D Image Quality

4D Single Beat Imaging

4D LV Mass and 4DStrain

Single Crystal &

Matrix Array Technology


Saturday, 1 October, 2011st

Pearl Ballroom-A

Pearl Ballroom-A

�

�

�

Echo based hot clinical cardiology rounds

7.30 am-8.30 amSpecial breakfast sessionDiscuss your difficult undiagnosed casewith experts

Advanced applications of Live 3-D Echo

Moderator

Experts

8.30 am-10.30 am

8.30 am-9.10 am

Chairpersons

Presenters

9.15 am-9.30 amGuidelines for grading LV diastolicfunction by echo: Do they actually work?

Speaker 15 mins

Questions from the audience 5 mins

9.35 am – 10.30 am

Chairpersons

Speakers

15 mins

15 mins

15 mins


Vivek Tandon (India)

Sunil Mankad (USA), Navin C. Nanda(USA), P.Krishnam Raju (India),I.B. Vijayalakshmi ( India )

Robert Safford (USA), Murlidhar S Rao(India), M.K. Das (India)

Sandeep Gupta ( UK )Rakesh Gupta ( India )

Peter Rahko (USA)

Ming Hsuing (Taiwan), Gultekin Karakus(Turkey)

Aasha Gopal ( USA )

Muhamed Saric ( USA )

Bernhard Mumm ( Germany )

Parallel Sessions In Four Halls

Special lecture

Symposium

Current status of 2-D & 3-D echo assessment of RV function

Mitral valve anatomy and pathoanatomy: Insights from 3-DTEE

Advanced quantification in echo: 2-D, 3-D Speckle Tracking



8.30 am-10.30 am

8.30 am-8.50 am

Chairpersons

Speaker 18 mins


8.55 am-9.30 am

Presenter 35 mins

9.30 am-10.30 amHow to develop philosophy, choose aquestion, design a study, analyze the data& interpret the results

Chairpersons

Presiding

Panelists

8.30 am-10.30 am

8.30 am-9.30 am (7+ 2 mins.)

Chairpersons

Presenters

(Case based presentation)

Jean Tsutsui (Brazil), C.B. Patil (India),Subhash Gupta (India)

Andres Jaussi (Switzerland)

Natesa G Pandian (USA)

Kee-Sik Kim (Korea), S.T. Yavagal (India),Vivek Gupta (India)Natesa G Pandian ( USA )

John Gorcsan III (USA), Aasha Gopal(USA)Roxy Senior (UK ), Satish C. Govind (India)

Debika Chatterjee (India), Sandeep Juneja(India), B.S. Cheema (India),T.M. Aggarwal (India)

U.P. Singh

Shantanu Sengupta

Balvir Kalra

Neelkanth Karandikar

P.K. Ghosh

Vinod Vijan

Pearl Ballroom-B

Maple room

�

�

�

�

�

�

Paradoxical Doppler signals

Will you make the same mistakes as I did:An interactive case study session

Adventures in Research

Rapid fire interestingcase studies

(Indian Faculty)



9.30 am – 10.30 am

Chairpersons

Speakers

Prognostic value of myocardial perfusion echocardiography-Is it entering a new era?

17 mins

Overview of women & heart disease17 mins

Echo in the management of pregnancy with heart disease17 mins


8.30 am – 10.30 am

Chairpersons

8.30 am – 9.00 am

How to choose an echo machine, how toset up my lab, archiving, digitized lab,how to maintain my machine

Presiding

Panelists

Audience interaction 10 mins.

9.00 am – 9.25 am (5+1 mins.)

Presenters

9.30 am – 10.35 am

Chairpersons

Speakers:

15 mins

A.K. Sood (India), J.P.S. Sawhney (India)

Wilson Mathias Jr ( Brazil )

Rekha Mankad ( USA )

Reema Chugh ( USA )

K.K. Aggarwal (India), Ganpat Devpura(India ), Susan Laing ( USA )

P. Krishnam Raju ( India )

Navin C Nanda (USA), M SerdarKucukoglu (Turkey), Sharad Tandon (India)

Navin C Nanda ( USA )R. Alagesan (India )B.K. Mahala (India )P.K. Ghosh (India )

Masood Ahmad (USA), S.K. Kaushik(India)

Susan Laing ( USA )

Symposium

Rapid fire interestingcase studies – TEE

Symposium:

Not to miss special lectures

�

�

�

�

Royal Room

Me, my echo machine and my echolaboratory in an individual centre

Special Echo Salsa Session

Targeted ultrasound releasable drug loaded agents forcardiovascular therapeutics



Evaluation of coronary flow reserve by echo15 mins

How to predict malignant arrhythmias by strainechocardiography

15 mins

15 mins

Audience interaction 5 mins

11.00 am – 11.20 am

Chairpersons

Speaker 20 mins.

11.25 am–11.45 am

Chairpersons

Speaker 20 mins

11.50 am – 12.10 am

Chairpersons

Speaker 20 mins

12.15 pm – 1.15 pm

Chairpersons

Jeane Tsutsui ( Brazil )

Thor Edvardsen ( Norway )

Aleksandr Rovner (USA )

C.V. Vanjani ( India ), P.K. Deb ( India )

Alan Fraser (UK)

R.R. Kasliwal (India), B.K. Mahala (India)

R. Alagesan (India)

Sandeep Bansal (India), H.S. Rissam (India)

P Krishnam Raju (India)

Baren Chakraborty (Bangladesh),Rajinder Singh (India), D K Gupta (India)

�

�

�

The trouble with imaging

Mitral Regurgitation: Impact of RT3-Decho and newer technologies in clinicaldecision making

"Multimodality cardiac imaging:What is best for whom?"

PEARL BALL ROOM

(J.B. Chemicals /Lantheus Medical Imaging)

Loefflers endocarditis : Echo & speckle tracking

Equipment I-33 x- Matrix, Philips Electronics (I) Ltd.

Medanta Medicity, Gurgaon

10.35 am – 10.55 am Coffee & Visit Exhibits

Navin C Nanda Oration

Bijoy K. Khandheria PresidentialOration

Natesa G Pandian Oration

Workshop on myocardial contrastechocardiography

Technical & LogisticSupport



Moderators

Hands on

2.15 pm – 4.15 pm

7+2 mins.

Chairpersons

Mani Vannan (USA), Wilson Mathias Jr(Brazil ), Roxy Senior ( UK)

Navin C Nanda (USA), Nitin Burkule(India), Rakesh Gupta (India)

Rajat Mohan (India), Subhash Saxena(India), Alpana Bhatnagar (India),Gyanendra Sharma (USA), B.S. Bal (India),Atul Gupta (India)

T. Fikret Ilgenli (Turkey)

Omer Iqbal (USA)

Kylliki Karu (Estonia)

Adoracian Nambayan-Abad (Phillipines)

Alexander Olivares-Reyes (USA)

Hanumanth K. Reddy (USA)

Rajat Sanyal (USA)

Igor Riecansky ( Slovac Republic )

Donald J. Voelker (USA)

Hilda Peralta Rosado (Mexico)

Nilda Espinola-Zavaleta (Mexico)

1.15 pm – 2.15 pm Lunch & Visit Exhibits

2.15 pm – 4.15 pm Parallel Sessions In Four Halls

Pearl Ballroom A

1. Echo free space misdiagnosed pericardial effusion.

2. Left atrial thrombi and the role of novel anticoagulant drugs.

3 . A rare cause of mitral valve prosthesis dysfunction

4. A case of end stage kidney disease with massive pericardialeffusion with tamponade treated medically.

5. Congenital absence of pericardium

6. Echocardiographic characterization of cardiac masses

7. Echocardiographic feature of a cardiac mass

8. Echo & combined PET/ CT in diagnosis and management ofcardiac tumor : Case study

9. New CTA guided endograft snorkelling procedure treatment of5 aneurysms in one patient

10. An unusual case of cardiac tamponade

11. Free wall rupture after acute myocardial infarction in an 88-year old patient. One year follow-up

Challenging & Interesting Cases ( International faculty)



Ming Xing Xie ( China )

2.15 pm- 4.15 pm

Moderator

Speaker

3 mins

20 mins

20 mins

20 mins

17 mins

Case Discussion 20 minutes

Panel Discussion 20 mins.

Ming C Hsiung ( Taiwan )

Gultekin Karakus ( Turkey )

, Yuman Li Xiaofang Lu ( China )

Sandeep Bansal (lndia)

Sandeep Bansal (India)

J.C. Mohan ( India)

Ripen Gupta (India)

A.V. Anjaneyulu (India)

Niteen Deshpande ( India )

Baren Chakraborty ( Bangladesh)

Rajneesh Kapoor ( India )

，

12. 3-D transesophageal echo for assessing atrial septaldevice embolization

13. 3-D echocardiography in identifying mitral valve prolapse /segments

14. Assessment of right ventricular regional and global function inasymptomatic patients with repaired tetralogy of Fallot byultrasound speckle tracking imaging

Pearl Ballroom B

Introduction of the symposium

Acute chest pain with non diagnostic ECG and negativetroponin: How should I proceed ?

Minimizing bleeding yet increasing efficacy of drug treatment– Newer antithrombotic & antiplatelet agents

Acute chest pain with shock: how should we proceed ?

How will I assess short and long term prognosis after AMI

Case 1:

Case 2:

�

�

�

�

�

Symposium: Acute Coronary Syndrome

A case of NSTEMI, high risk (According to TIMIclassification). Emphasising on early invasive therapy ,justifying triple antiplatelet therapy and appropriateantithrombin.

Case of STEMI, presenting at 2 hours. Emphasing the timefrom onset of chest pain and feasibility of PCI vs thrombolyticand pharmaco invasive therapy)



MAPLE ROOM

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�


Role of echo in establishing the etiology: ischemic or nonischemic

If ischemic what is the role of viability studies in management

Update on the role of echo in prognosis

Management : Is echo useful or redundant in non ischemicfailure?

If unresponsive to standard medical treatment, then to CRTor not to CRT. Role & controversies in therapy

Two case presentation

Introduction of the symposium

Different methodologies to assess myocardial ischemia

Echocardiographic signs of ischemia

Stress echo beyond wall motion

ROYAL ROOM

Symposium:

Symposium :

Moderator

Speaker

5 mins

17 mins.

17 mins

17 mins

17 mins

17 mins

15 mins

Panel discussion 15 mins

Moderator Nitin Burkule (India)

Speakers

4 mins

16 mins.

16 mins.

16 mins

Rakesh Gupta (India)

Rakesh Gupta (India)

Sanjay Mittal ( India )

Roxy Senior ( UK )

John Gorcsan III ( USA )

Peter S Rahko ( USA)

Vadim A. Kuznetsov ( Russia )

Rakesh Gupta, G. Gnanavelu ( India )

Nitin Burkule (India)

K.K. Kapur ( India )

Vivek Tandon ( India )

Wilson Mathias Jr ( Brazil )

Systolic Heart failure

Stress Echocardiography



16 mins

16 mins

16 mins.

Panel discussion 20 mins.

4.15 pm – 5.10 pm

Chairpersons

Speakers

15 mins

15 mins

15 mins

Discussion 10 mins

4.15 pm – 5.25 pm

Chairpersons

Speakers

15 min

15 min

15 mins

Nitin Burkule ( India )

Jaroslaw Kasprzak ( Poland )

Masood Ahmad ( USA)

Shantanu Sengupta (India),R.M. Chabbra (India),Jolly Bansal (India)

Zee Pin Ding ( Singapore )

Artem Kalinin ( Latvia )

Rajat Sanyal ( USA )

K.K. Kapur ( India ), Anil Hans ( India ),S.K. Chhabra (India )

Kee-Sik Kim (South Korea)

Elsadig Kazzam ( UAE )

Madhavi Kadyala ( USA )

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

Prognostic implications of stress echocardiogram in patientswith normal TMT

Pitfalls, pearls & factors affecting sensitivity & specificity ofstress echocardiogram

Current status of 3-D stress echocardiography

Pearl Ballroom -A

Prognostic significance of the left atrial size & function

2-D speckle tracking echocardiography for assessment of leftatrial myocardial deformation

Newer oral anticoagulants in relation to atrial fibrillation

Pearl Ballroom - B

Tricuspid regurgitation: When & how to evaluate the severity

RV function / failure : Echocardiographic approach

Right atrial masses vs normal variants: Insights frommultimodality Imaging

PARALLEL SYMPOSIUM IN 4 HALLS

Symposium:

Symposium: Interesting aspects of atria

Right Heart



Ioannis Vlasseros (Greece )

Chandrasekaran Kolandaisamy (India),S.M. Garg (India), Hansa Govil (India)

P. Krishnam Raju ( India )

Jae- Kwan Song ( South Korea )

Sameer Shrivastava ( India )

C. Rajiv (India)

Susan Laing ( USA ), Sundeep Mishra( India ), Vinayak Aggarwal ( India )

M Serdar Kucukoglu (Turkey )

A.K. Omar ( India )

Satish Govind ( India )

Manish Bansal ( India )

15 mins

Discussion 10 mins

4.15 pm – 5.25 pm

Chairpersons

Speakers

15 mins

cardiomyopathy15 mins

15 mins

15 mins

Discussion 10 mins

4.15 pm – 5.25 pm

Chairpersons

Speakers

15 mins

15 mins

15 mins

15 mins

Discussion 10 mins

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

�

The prognostic value of echocardiographic study of RV

Maple Room

Diagnosis & differential diagnosis of restrictivecardiomyopathy

Diagnosis & differential diagnosis of hypertrophic

Diagnosis & differential diagnosis of dilated cardiomyopathy

Diagnosis & differential diagnosis of Tako – tsubocardiomyopathy

Royal Room

Common & unusual pitfalls in Doppler evaluation

Dysfunctional aortic prosthesis: Is it pathological dysfunctionor patient- prosthesis mismatch

Evaluation of mitral prosthesis with high gradients

Dilemma of giving thrombolytics

Symposium : Cardiomyopathy: Case basedpresentation

Symposium: Prosthetic valve: Clinical challenges



5.45 pm – 7.00 pm

Moderators

7.30 pm -7.45 pm Unveiling Vivid E9. A breakthrough incardiac imaging

8.00 pm onwards

John Gorcsan III, Sunil Mankad ( USA )

Natesa Pandian, Navin C Nanda,Peter Rahko

Jagdish Mohan, R. Alagesan,Nitin Burkule

Pearl Ballroom

Pearl Ballroom

Echo Jeopardy ( Kaun Banega Echo Crorepati):

Cultural Program & Gala Dinner

A highly fun filled & educational program with afierce Indo - American Competition

USA Team

India Team

(Wipro GE Health Care Pvt Ltd )



Sunday, 2 October, 2011nd

Pearl Ballroom-A

Circumflex related ACS: Role of resting echo

Echocardiographic variables before and after PTMC

Left atrial function as a predictor for the presence of left atrial

appendage thrombus in patients with rheumatic mitral stenosisin normal sinus rhythm

Cardiac source of embolism in young patients

�

�

�

�

7.45 am-8.45 am

Moderator

Experts

8.45 am-9.25 am

Chairpersons

Presenter

9.30 am - 10.35 am

Chairpersons

Speakers

15 mins

15 mins

15 mins

15 mins

Discussion 5 mins.

Sameer Shrivastava (India)

Peter Rahko (USA), Navin C. Nanda(USA), R. Alagesan (India), Vikas Kohli(India)

Manish Bansal (India), MohanBhargava (India), S.K. Dwivedi(India)

Natesa Pandian ( USA )

C.P. Roy (India), Rajeev Gupta (India),Arun Gogna (India)

Maurizio Parato ( Italy )

AAS Majumder (Bangladesh )

Raul D Jara ( Phillipines )

Gyanendra Sharma ( USA )

Special breakfast sessionDiscuss your difficult undiagnosed casewith experts

PARALLEL SESSIONS IN 3 Halls

PEARL BALLROOM - A

Interesting Doppler cases from thearchives of Tufts University

Special Echo Salsa SessionSymposium



PEARL BALLROOM - B

Prognostic value of 64- slice coronary computed tomography

CT angiography for intermediate risk chest pain patients in

ER

Cardiac MRI: When do we need it?

1. Purulent pericarditis with endocarditis of all the valves

�

�

�

MAPLE ROOM

8.45 am – 9.30 am

Chairpersons

Presenters

9.30 am – 9.40 am

Speaker 12 mins.

Discussion 3 mins.

9.45 am – 10.35 am

Chairpersons

Speakers

15 mins

15 mins

15 mins.

Discussion 5 mins

8.45 am – 10.05 am( 5+2 mins)

Chairpersons

Sachin Yalagudri,

Ming Xing Xie (China ), Reema Chugh(USA), Harshwardhan (India), Mohit DGupta (India)

Vikas Kohli ( India )I.B. Vijayalakshmi ( India )

Saji Philip (India)

Brig. D.N. Grover (India), G.D. Gupta(India), R. B. Mittal (India)

Fabiola Sozzi ( Italy)

Vibhuti Singh ( USA)

Suman Singhal (India)

P.K. Ghosh (India), Vinod Mittal (India),P.D. Nigam (India), Vinod Nikhra (India),Sudhir Oswal (India ), M.D. Gupta ( India )

I.B. VijayalakshmiSri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences & Research,Bangalore

Pot purri of pediatric echo cases

Lecture

Symposium

Fetal cardiac ultrasound diagnosis incorrelation with fetal autopsy

Clinical role of allied imaging techniques :CT & MRI

Special rapid fire case study session for &by young cardiologists



Arun Ranganathan,

Sundar Chidambaran,

Amandeep Kaur Dhaliwal,

Chitra Narsimhan.

Lathika K. Venugopal,

Deep Chand Raja

Nagaraja Moorthy

Nagaraja Moorthy,

Makarand R Naik,

Abhijeet B. Shelke,

10.10 am – 10.30 amCurrent status of nuclear techniques inassessment of myocardial viability

Chairpersons

Speaker 15 mins.

Discussion 5 mins

Madras Medical College, Chennai

Madras Medical College, Chennai

Purshottam D Gupta, Lovleen CBhatia, Sunita Gupta, Bimal K Agrawal, Jagdish, MaharishiMarkandeshwarInstitute of Medical Sciences & Research, Punjab

I.B. Vijayalakshmi,Sri Jayadeva Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences & Research,Bangalore

Sudha Society Heart Hospital, Erode

Sanjay Mehrotra, , Abhishek Singh.King Georges Medical University, Lucknow

, Sanjay Gandhi Post Graduate Institueof Medical Sciences, Lucknow

SGPGIMS, Lucknow

Care Hospitals, Hyderabad

Care Hospitals, Hyderabad

Vanita Arora (India)Raman K. Sharma ( India )

G.N. Mahapatra ( India )

2. Isolated non compaction of RV

3. Ball valve thrombus left atrium

4. Peripartum Cardiomyopathy: Unusual observations

5. Non – compaction in the apex of both the ventricles and theseptum

6. 2 separate LV myxomas, one arising from the trabeculae andthe other from the IVS causing moderate obstruction of LVOT

7. Atrial septal aneurysm with rheumatic mitral stenosis – Anechocardiographic evaluation

8. Annular and supra-annular mitral regurgitation presenting asacute dyspnoea

9. RSOV dissecting interventricular septum : Role of imaging inguiding the therapy

10. Rare case, unusual age, successful outcome

11. Right pulmonary artery to pulmonary vein fistula

Lecture

10.30am-10.50am Coffee & Visit Exhibits



11.00 am – 2.00 pm

11.00 am – 11.40 amClinical applications of 3-D transthoracicecho in daily clinical practice

(Siemens Ltd.)

Chairpersons

Hands on

11.45 am-12.45 pm

Chairpersons

Presenter

12.45 pm – 1.15 pm ( 7+3 mins.)

Chairpersons

Chidambaran Sundar,

Nipun Mahajan,

1.15 pm-2.00 pm

Chairpersons

Pericardial effusion or fat pad

Intimal flap or artefact

LV thrombus or artefact

Rahul Malhotra (India),Hilda Peralta Rosado (Mexico)

Mani Vannan ( USA )

Sanjeev Aggarwal (India), Susham Sharma(India), B.B. Chanana ( India )

R.J. Manjuran ( India )

Rakesh Gupta (India), N.N. Khanna (India),Amal Banerjee (India)

Sangareddi Venkatesan,Ganesan Gnanavelu, P Arunachalam, V. Dhandapani, M.S. Ravi,Madras Medical College, Chennai

A Rajagopala Raju, P. Krishnam Raju,Johann Christopher Care Hospital, Hyderabad.

H.K. Chopra (India), Anil Dhall (India)Parmod Aggarwal (India)

R. Alagesan (India )

Natesa G Pandian ( USA )

Rakesh Gupta ( India )

( 5+ 1 mins)

Pearl Ballroom

Confirmation of tamponade physiology in cases of massivepleural effusion – An echocardiographic study

To study the relationship of coronary calcium and stressmyocardial perfusion image findings in patients undergoingevaluation for coronary artery disease

�

�

�

�

�

Workshop:

The ultimate echo quiz:

Young Investigators Award

Is this ?

Technical & Logistic Support Medanta Medicity, Gurgaon

Come and win prizes

Special case based sessionGrand finale:



�

�

�

�

PEARL BALLROOM

Physiological leak or prostheticvalve dysfunction

Mild or severe mitral stenosis

A case of TR

Acute dyspnoea cardiac or noncardiac

2.00 pm – 2.15 pm Awarding Accreditation Certificates( Goa 2010), Prize distribution &Summing of the Congress

M. Serdar Kucukoglu (Turkey )

J.C. Mohan ( India )

S.K. Parashar ( India )

R.J. Manjuran ( India )

Navin C Nanda

2.15 pm – 3.00 pm Lunch

3.00 pm – 3.30 pm Where did you go wrong in quiz:A quick revisionR. J. Manjuran



POSTER PRESENTATION

1. Effect of counselling in hospitalized cardiovascular disease patientsin rural India: A knowledge, attitude and practice test

2. Predictors of adequate control of hypertension among out-patientchronic kidney disease patients (PREACH-CKD) in thePhilippine General Hospital

3. Echocardiographic assessment of morphology, blood flow patternsand associated anomalies of heart and great blood vessels incongenital bicuspid aortic valve in children

4. Differences in left atrial longitudinal function in patients with aorticstenosis and in hypertensive patients with a severe degree of leftventricular hypertrophy: 2D speckle tracking study

5. Assessment of the left ventricular myocardial function in patientswith coronary artery disease by isometric hand grip exercise stressâ€“ echocardiography.

6. The importance of exercise ECG in pre-diabetic patients withoutprevious coronary artery disease

7. Real-time 3-D echocardiography for selecting potential respondersto cardiac resynchronization therapy.

8. Carotid intima media thickness: Marker of atherosclerotic riskfactors in type 2 – Diabetes

Swapnil Awasthi, Anuj Dixit, Shivam Gupta,Garima Sharma,

Czarlota Acelajado- Valdenor, Maria CzarinaAcelajado-Onoya,

Jovan Juloski, Jelena Dojcinovic, Radovan Ivanisevic,Belgrade KBC, Serbia

Mikhail Alekhi n, Guntis Bahs , Aivars Lejnieks,Pavels Shipachov, Dr. Elena Zakharova, Eastern Clinical UniversityHospital, Cl, Presidential Medical Centr, Riga Stradins University

, Elena Zakharova , Dmitriy Krinochkin , ArtemKalinin Tyumen Cardiology Center, Eastern Clinical UniversityHospital, Russia

, Elena Radu Sultanescu , Magdalena Visanescu,National Institute Of Aerospace Medicine,. Bucharest, Romania

, Nikolay Melnikov, Dmitriy Krinochkin. TyumenCardiology Center, Russia

Purshottam D Gupta, Lovleen C Bhatia,Sunita Gupta, Bimal K Agrawal, Jagdish, Maharishi MarkandeshwarInstitute of Medical Sciences & Research, Punjab

Gaurav Sharma,

Angelo Dave Javier,

Baso Cerovic,

Artem Kalinin,

Vadim Kuznetsov

Mirela Anghel

Vadim Kuznetsov

Amandeep Kaur Dhaliwal,

National Jalma Institute of Leprosy (ICMR), Agra

Section of Cardiology, Philippine General Hospital,Manila

Friday, 30 September, 2011Pre- Function Area

th



9. Left ventricular function in diabetes mellitus type 2: anechocardiographic study

10. Echocardiographic evaluation of prosthetic heart valves, Immediateand long term followup

11. Challenges of closing large Patent Ductus Arteriosus with PAH.

12. Effect of body weight on left ventricular diastolic function in Asians

Jagdish, Bimal K Agrawal, Parveen Gupta, Lovleen CBhatia. Mullana Medical Institute of Health Sciences, Khanna. Punjab

, Sameer Ambar, Ravikant Patil, Prabhu Halkati, SureshPatted, S.T. Yavagal, KLES Heart Foundation , Belgaum, India

, Chitra Narasimhan. Sri Jayadeva Institute ofCardiovascular Sciences & Research, Bengaluru. India

Inje University Busan Paik Hospital, BUSAN, SouthKorea

Parul Jain,

Rajat Arora

I.B. Vijayalakshmi

Dong-Soo Kim,



FRIENDS OF THE CONGRESS

The organizers acknowledge the academic supportand assistance received from many well wishers,organizations and the industry for their educationalgrant for this CME activity.

Sun Pharmaceuticals Industries Ltd.

Biocon LimitedLantheus Medical Imaging / JB Chemicals &Pharmaceuticals Ltd (Manufacturers of Definity)Philips Electronics India Ltd.Siemens Ltd.Wipro GE Healthcare Pvt. Ltd.

Astra Zeneca Pharma India Ltd.Cipla Ltd.Eris Life SciencesEsaote AsiapacificGlenmark Pharmaceuticals Ltd.J.P. Brothers Pvt. Ltd.Merck Ltd.Ozone Pharmaceuticals Ltd.Torrent Pharmaceuticals Ltd.Trivitron Health CareUSV LimitedZydus Cadila Healthcare Ltd.

GOLD PARTNER

SILVER PARTNERS

BRONZE PARTNERS

GOLD PARTNER

SILVER PARTNERS

BRONZE PARTNERS


add

BIO con

add

SUN PHarma

Documents

XVIth World Congress of Cardiology, … Member Pages/Muhamed/Talks/2011...Ultrasound and Allied Techniques Indian Academy of Echocardiography Cardiological Society of India ... Rekha