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Monday October 12, 2020 - 17:00-19:00 CET
Duration: 125 minutes for five talks.
Organizers: EACTA Educational Committee in collaboration with the Paediatric and Congenital Subspecialty Committee.
A free educational live online webinar to address and UpToDate in the current evidence, best practice and different diagnostic and therapeutic interventions for low cardiac output syndrome after cardiac surgery in paediatric patients undergo congenital heart surgery. The roles of different inotropes like Milrinone and levosimendan in this unique population would be discussed in the light of the available supportive evidence. Additionally, the values of perioperative monitoring of cerebral and somatic oxygenation using the near-infrared spectroscopy would be addressed in the paediatric patients with low cardiac output syndrome. That would be presented by key-note speakers in paediatric cardiac anaesthesia, intensive care and extracorporeal perfusion from Europe, US and Middle East. That would be an interactive webinar with the possibility of the attending worldwide delegates to ask question and receive answers by speakers and moderators.
Incidence, definition and diagnosis of LCOS (30 min) - Dr David Faroni, US
Use of milrinone vasopressors in the prevention/treatment of LCOS (30 min) - Dr Ehrenfried Schnidler, Germany
Use of Levosimendan inotropes in the prevention/treatment of LCOS (30 min) - Dr Mirela Bojan, France
Usefulness or not of NIRS in the diagnosis/management of LCOS (30 min) - Dr Viviane Nasr, US
Wrap up and lessons learned (5 min) - Dr. Mona Momeni, Belgium
A free educational live online webinar to address and UpToDate in the current evidence, best practice and different diagnostic and therapeutic interventions for low cardiac output syndrome after cardiac surgery in paediatric patients undergo congenital heart surgery. The roles of different inotropes like Milrinone and levosimendan in this unique population would be discussed in the light of the available supportive evidence. Additionally, the values of perioperative monitoring of cerebral and somatic oxygenation using the near-infrared spectroscopy would be addressed in the paediatric patients with low cardiac output syndrome. That would be presented by key-note speakers in paediatric cardiac anaesthesia, intensive care and extracorporeal perfusion from Europe, US and Middle East. That would be an interactive webinar with the possibility of the attending worldwide delegates to ask question and receive answers by speakers and moderators.
Paediatric cardiac and vascular surgeons, cardiovascular anaesthetists, perfusionists, intensivists, paediatric and general anaesthetists, anaesthesia certified nurses, nurses, interns, and medical students.
Low Cardiac Output Syndrome in congenital cardiac surgery has been accredited by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME®) for a maximum of 2 European CME credits (ECMEC®s).
Each medical specialist should claim only those credits that he/she actually spent in the educational activity.
Your CME certificate and your Certificate of Attendance will be sent to you by email in the days following the live activity. You must complete the evaluation form to receive the Certificates.
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Low Cardiac Output Syndrome in congenital cardiac surgery
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