OVERVIEW

VI Congresso Nazionale La Rete delle Neurocardiologie is organized by AIM Group International - Rome Office and will be held from Jan 31 - Feb 01, 2019 at House of the Aviator, Roma, Lazio, Italy.

Course Description:
The National Congress of the Network of Neurocardiologies, now in its sixth edition, is the annual appointment with cardiologists and neurologists who carry out their activities in the various Italian centers. This year will be even more evident to the Network Centers that will take care of the organization and conduct of the parallel "UPDATES WORKSHOP" sessions for the production ofpractical paths that will be the expression of participants' consent on patient management in different clinical scenarios. The practical paths will be organized as group work in order to produce "Decision Making" flowcharts on the general issues addressed by the proposed clinical cases.

Plenary sessions, in addition to representing the space for sharing workgroups, will propose "Focus" on the most controversial topics of scientific literature in the neuroradiological field. 

The novelty of this year, given the great interest in the topics of differential diagnostics in the clinical conditions involving the mechanisms of Heart-brain interaction, will be represented by the introduction of practical sessions where only neuroimaging and cardio-images will challenge the interpretative and clinical capacity of participating cardiologists and neurologists. 

It will be an innovative way to face the pivotal points of complex patient management in a multidisciplinary way, in all those conditions where the clinical outcome is strictly dependent on the diagnostic and decision-making speed of the doctor.

Additional details will be posted as soon as they are available.

KEY DATES

Event Start Date
31 Jan, 2019
Event Start Date
Event End Date
01 Feb, 2019
Event End Date

SPECIALITIES

NeurologyCardiology

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CONFERENCE VENUE

LocationHouse of the Aviator
Viale Universita, 20

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