Program

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Structural Heart Nurses Symposium
0700 - 1700	Registration Desk Open
0815 - 0830	Welcome and Objectives, Barb Copus
0830 - 1030	From Paddock to patient. Introduction, Barb Copus Paddock, Bruce Hutchinson Safety and Quality, Bimal Kishor What happens next? Megan Leishman Workup/Choosing a valve, Barb Copus My TAVI, Peter Hale and Barb Copus
1030 - 1100	Morning Tea
1100 - 1130	LAA – current status, new technologies, Glenn Young
1130 - 1230	Research The SHAPE study – AU mapping of SHD role, Nicola Straiton Structural Heart Nurses roles – US study, Lorelle Martin Cognition and TAVI - RAH, Monique Boord
1230 - 1330	Lunch
1330 - 1400	ACOR TAVI Registry, Tamara Hooper
1400 - 1430	New technology - From drawing board to First in Man. Trials and tribulations, Stephen Worthley
1430 - 1500	What’s happening in other Valve Technology. Mitral, Pulmonic, Triscuspid, David Muller
1500 - 1530	Renal Denervation is back, Sharad Shetty
1530 - 1545	Afternoon Tea
1545 - 1645	Divide into groups. Where to from here? Group 1: SHN Role, Roxy Johnston Group 2: Education, Carolyn Naismith Group 3: Research, Nicola Straiton Group 4: Protocols, Lea Callan Group 5: ACOR Registry, Tamara Hooper / Anita Deakin
1645 - 1700	Closing, Barb Copus
1700 - 1800	Post-Symposium Drinks and Canapés

Friday 9th August
0700 - 1800	Registration Desk Open
0730 - 0815	Sponsored Breakfast Sessions - Click here for session details
0950 - 1000	ANZET Opening Ceremony
1000 - 1030	Louis Bernstein Lecture Chicken or the Egg: The delicate balance between innovation and data, William Lombardi, USA
1030 - 1200	Live Case Session - The Alfred Hospital
1200 - 1400	Lunch and Mini Orals - Exhibition Area
1245 - 1345	Sponsored Lunch Session
1400 - 1415	Lecture 2 Spontaneous coronary artery dissection, Jacqueline Saw, Canada
1415 - 1500	ANZET Early Career Research Competition
1500 - 1510 1510 - 1520 1520 - 1530	ANZET18 Live Cases: 1 year outcomes Live Cases from The Prince Charles Hospital, Brisbane, Nick Aroney QLD Live Cases from Royal North Shore Hospital, Sydney, Ravinay Bhindi, NSW Live Cases from Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast
1530 - 1600	Afternoon Tea Exhibition Area
1600 - 1715	Live Case Session - Leipzig Heart Centre
1715 - 1730	Lecture 3 Valve-in-valve intervention, Simon Redwood, UK
1730 - 1745	Lecture 4 LAA closure: Where are we up to with the evidence, Jacqueline Saw, Canada
1745 - 1800	Lecture 5 Cathlab research: How to succeed, Simon Redwood, UK
1740 - 1840	Mini Oral Presentations and Poster Session
1930 - Late	ANZET Gala Dinner Panorama Ballroom, Adelaide Convention Centre

Saturday 10th August
0700 - 1800	Registration Desk Open
0730 - 0815	Interventional Breakfast Combination anti-thombotic therapy for the interventionalist: Where are we now? Derek Chew Lipid Management post Intervention. What should be our target and is there a role for PCSK9 inhibitors? Philip Aylward
0830 - 0850	Lecture 6 Innovations in Interventional Cardiology, Alan Yeung, USA
0850 - 0910	Lecture 7 Cardiogenic shock and management by mechanical circulatory support, David McGiffin, VIC
0910 - 1030	Live Case Session - Monash Medical Centre
1030 - 1100	Morning Tea Exhibition Area
1100 - 1115	Lecture 8 Improving health care quality in the cath lab - lessons from the airline industry, William Lombardi, USA
1115 - 1130	Lecture 9 Coronary calcification - the Achilles heel of the interventionist, Alan Yeung, USA
1130 - 1215 1130-1145 1145-1200 1200-1215	Geoff Mews Memorial Fellows' Prize Abstracts Emergency endovascular treatment of spontaneous aorto-saphenous venous graft rupture, Thato Mabote, WA Successful angioplasty of a vein graft in-stent restenosis using rotational atherectomy, Udaya Ponangi, QLD Straight between the posts: A case of acute coronary syndrome complicating transcaval TAVI, Pankaj Jain, NSW
1215 - 1330	Lunch and Mini Oral sessions Exhibition Area
1215 - 1315	CSANZ AGM and Prize Ceremony Halls C and D
1215 - 1315	Industry Lunch Sessions
1330 - 1500	ANZET Wet Lab - more details Live feed also available in Hall L
1330 - 1400 1400 - 1430 1430 - 1500	ANZET Workshop Session 1- more details ANZET Workshop Session 2 - more details ANZET Workshop Session 3 - more details
1500 - 1530	Afternoon Tea Exhibition Area
1530 - 1700	ANZET/CSANZ joint session: Interventional session for general cardiologists Click here for session details
1530 - 1545	Lecture 10 Low-risk TAVI: What's Next? Simon Redwood, UK
1545 - 1615	Point/Counterpoint: Cerebral protection for TAVI: an essential tool Pro: Alan Yeung, USA Con: Simon Redwood, UK Moderator: Jacqueline Saw, Canada
1615 - 1630	Lecture 11 Interventional echo imaging for the aortic and mitral valve: state of the art, Partho Sengupta, USA
1630 - 1740	Live Case Session - Monash Medical Centre
1745 - 1845	Interventional Council AGM Riverbank Rooms 6 and 7
1745 - 1845	Interventional Nurses Council AGM Riverbank Room 4

Sunday 11th August

Affiliates' Symposium program
Structural Symposium program
Coronary Symposium program

Affiliates' Symposium
0900 - 1030	Chairs: Barbara Copus, SA and Jim Crowhurst, QLD
0900 - 0930	Cardiogenic shock, oxygen therapy and circulatory support in MI, David Sparv, Sweden
0930 - 1000	Management of Different types of circulatory support in the CCL IABP vs Impella vs ECMO, Helen McMillan, USA
1000 - 1015	Cardiac Arrest in the Cath lab – which model of care do we adopt? Deb Bick, NSW
1015 - 1030	Trends in Pre-hospital Notification (PHN) in ST Segment Elevation Myocardial Infarction (STEMI) and Clinical outcomes – Longitudinal Study, Michael Savage, QLD
1030 - 1100	Morning Tea - Exhibition Area
1100 - 1230	Chairs: Barbara Copus, SA and Jim Crowhurst, QLD, David Sparv, Sweden
1100 - 1130	Quality in the cath lab: What is needed to establish a quality programme? David Sparv, Sweden
1130 - 1155	Panel discussion: Staffing and quality in the cath lab Julie Parkinson, NSW Deb Bick, NSW Lea Callan, NZ
1155 - 1210	Radiation metrics in the cath labs, what are all the different measures and which are important? Jim Crowhurst, QLD
1210 - 1225	The journey to a new hospital, Barbara Copus, SA
1225 - 1230	Closing, Barb Copus, SA and Jim Crowhurst, QLD
1240 - 1330	Lunchtime Plenary Session Lunch available in-session My most interesting, instructive, imposing or impressive case and Meeting close
1240 - 1250	*Alan Yeung*, USA
1250 - 1300	Simon Redwood, UK
1300 - 1310	Jacqueline Saw, Canada
1310 - 1320	William Lombardi, USA
1320 - 1330	Meeting Close

Structural Symposium
0900 - 1030	TAVI Chairs: Tony Walton, VIC and Rohan Bhagwandeen, NSW
0900 - 0920	TAVI durability, Dion Stub, VIC
0920 - 0940	Valve in valve TAVR, Alan Yeung, USA
0940 - 1000	How to tackle bicuspid anatomy, Darren Walters, QLD
1000 - 1015	Vascular access in contemporary TAVI, Ajay Sinhal, SA
1015 - 1030	Trans-caval TAVI – step by step, Simon Redwood, UK
1030 - 1100	Morning Tea - Exhibition Area
1100 - 1230	Anything but TAVI Chairs: David Muller and Sharad Shetty
1100 - 1120	Evolving trans-catheter Mitral therapies, Simon Redwood,UK
1120 - 1140	Mitraclip after COAPT and Mitra FR, Tony Walton, VIC
1140 - 1200	Management of complications with LAA closure, Jacqueline Saw, Canada
1200 - 1215	Paravalvular leaks
1215 - 1230	How to do a tricuspid valve in valve, Sanjeevan Pasupati, NZ
1240 - 1330	Lunchtime Plenary Session Lunch available in-session My most interesting, instructive, imposing or impressive case and Meeting close See Affiliates' Symposium for details

Coronary Symposium
0900 - 1030	Chairs: Omar Farouque, VIC and Sidney Lo, NSW
0900 - 0915	Controversies and pitfalls in coronary physiology, Abdul Ihdayhid, VIC
0915 - 0930	The evidence is clear, IVUS should be routine in complex PCI, Scott Harding, NZ
0930 - 0945	Contrast nephropathy and Ultra low contrast PCI, David Clark, VIC
0945 - 1000	Bailout bifurcation stenting, Nigel Jepson, NSW
1000 - 1015	Optimising outcomes in left main PCI, Alan Yeung, USA
1015 - 1030	Panel Discussion
1030 - 1100	Morning Tea - Exhibition Area
1100 - 1230	Chairs: Scott Harding, NZ and Wiliam Lombardi, USA
1100 - 1115	CTO PCI – where are we in 2019, James Sapontis, VIC
1115 - 1130	Shock wave – the solution to calcified lesions? Jithendra Somaratne, NZ
1130 - 1145	Current role of drug coated balloons
1145 - 1200	CHIP, what is it? Who should have it? And who should do it? William Lombardi, USA
1200 - 1215	Complication management all PCI operators should know
1215 - 1230	Panel Discussion
1240 - 1330	Lunchtime Plenary Session Lunch available in-session My most interesting, instructive, imposing or impressive case and Meeting close See Affiliates' Symposium for details

Structural Heart Nurses Symposium

Friday 9th August

Saturday 10th August

Sunday 11th August

Affiliates' Symposium

Structural Symposium

Coronary Symposium

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