OVERVIEW

Pediatric and Adult Interventional Cardiac Symposium (PICS-AICS) 2020 Live Online Symposium is organized by PICS Foundation.

Event Date: September 11-13, 2020

Accreditation:
Rush University Medical Center designates this live activity for a maximum of 20.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™.

The maximum number of hours awarded for this CE activity is 20.5 contact hours.

This course has been approved for 32.25 Category A ASRT

Description:
The meeting will start on Friday 11th September with live cases from Dublin and New York. They will have taped cases from the Mayo Clinic and New Orleans followed by a session on Fetal Interventions with world renowned experts giving us their insights on appropriate approaches now and in the future. Afternoon sessions include " Dealing with Complications" with a presentation by Dr Albert Wu from Johns Hopkins on managing our own trauma through catastrophic events in the Cath Lab as well as "Complex Issues Surrounding Septal Defect Closure". The final session of the afternoon is the Oral Abstract presentation session with over 20 oral presentations across two different rooms.

On Saturday September 12th, they will have live cases from London and Columbus, Ohio. There will be taped cases from San Diego and CHOP with a morning session on Evolving Interventional Technologies. Afternoon sessions will include "Advances in Imaging and CFD" as part of our collaboration with 3Di3 with a simultaneous session for early career interventionists through the PICES Breakout Session. In the later afternoon, there is a breakout session for Nursing and Associated Professionals with a thought provoking session on I nterventions on Low Birth Weight Infants finishing with a debate on how best to manage a 1.7kg infant with symptomatic tetralogy of Fallot!

On Sunday 13th September, they will have live cases from Memphis and Doha with taped cases from Dallas and Boston. There will be morning session on Interventional Cardiac MRI. In the afternoon tehy will have sessions focusing onStructural and Adult Congenital Interventions andLymphatic Interventions as well as breakouts onApproaches for Venous Stenosesand Occlusion and M y Best and Worst Interventions.

Additional details will be posted as soon as information is available.