The 4th Annual NYU Langone Critical Care Cardiology Symposium

1. Dear RV: Why Are You So Sensitive? – Samuel Brusca, MD

2. What Does Preload Dependent Really Mean: Fluid and Hemodynamic Management in RV Failure – Christopher Barnett, MD

3. Always at 2 am… Post Cardiotomy RV Shock – Andrea Elliott, MD

4. Case Presentation – Amanda Garfinkel, MD

5. Panel Question and Answer Session – Moderators: Christopher Barnett, MD and Benjamin Kenigsberg, MD; Panelists: Samuel Brusca, MD, Andrea Elliott, MD

1. Basic Concepts of Mechanical Ventilation in the CICU: We All Live in the Same Thorax! – P. Elliott Miller, MD, MHS

2. From Vasopressor Support to Pressure Support: Mechanical Ventilation in Cardiogenic Shock – Guido Tavazzi, MD, PhD

3. Ventilation Conundrums: Respiratory Support in Preload Sensitive Conditions – Eduardo Mireles-Cabodevila, MD

4. Respiratory Failure in Acute Valvular Emergencies: A Physiology-Driven Approach – Laura Methvin, MD

5. Panel Question and Answer Session – Moderators: Carlos L. Alviar, MD and Erin Bohula May, MD, DPhil; Panelists: Laura Methvin, MD, P. Elliott Miller, MD, MHS, Eduardo Mireles-Cabodevila, MD, Guido Tavazzi, MD, PhD

1. Critical Aortic Stenosis: When an Unstoppable Force Meets an Immovable Object – Samuel Bernard, MD

2. Aortic Insufficiency: Limited Time, Even More Limited Options – Emily Zern, MD

3. Acute Mitral Regurgitation: The Floodgates are Open – David M. Dudzinski, MD

4. Panel Question and Answer Session – Moderator: Venu Menon, MD; Panelists: Samuel Bernard, MD, Justin C. Chan, MD, David M. Dudzinski, MD, Rafael Harari, MD, Emily Zern, MD

1. Re-evaluating Routine Chest X-Rays After Central Line Placement: Necessity or Redundancy? – James W. Ciancarelli, D.O.

2. Peripheral Pressors: No-go or Go Ahead and Start Them? – Penelope Rampersad, MD

3. Routine Acetaminophen Administration for the Febrile ICU Patient: Good Practice or Rookie Mistake? – Alessandro Sionis, MD

4. Is Heparinization Required for Patients with Intra-Aortic Balloon Pumps? – Andrew R. Higgins, MD

5. Beneficial or Bonkers: Is There a Role for Co-administration of Furosemide and Albumin when Diuresing your CICU Patient? – Benjamin A. Bier, MD

6. Why Do I Do ACLS? – Courtney Bennett, DO

7. Why Do I Deviate from ACLS? – Michael Donnino, MD

8. Discussion – Moderators: Ann Gage, MD, MS and Sarah Perman, MD, MSCE; Panelists: Courtney Bennett, DO, Benjamin A. Bier, MD, James W. Ciancarelli, D.O., Michael Donnino, MD, Andrew R. Higgins, MD, Penelope Rampersad, MD, Alessandro Sionis, MD

1. Shock Teams are Life-Saving – Shashank Sinha, MD, MSc

2. Shock Teams are Resource Wasting – Sunil Rao, MD

3. Discussion – Moderators: Evelyn Horn, MD and David A. Morrow, MD, MPH; Panelists: Sunil Rao, MD, Shashank Sinha, MD, MSc

1. The DanGer Persists: MCS is Still Not the Answer – Kurt Huber, MD

2. The DanGer has Passed: MCS Should be the Standard of Care – Christian Hassager, MD

3. Discussion – Moderators: Ann Gage, MD, MS and Jacob E. Møller, MD, DMSc; Panelists: Christian Hassager, MD, Kurt Huber, MD

1. Case Presentation – Stephanie N. Golob, MD

2. When to Consider Toxidrome in the CICU? – Rana Biary, MD

3. Low, Slow and Trying to Crash: Beta Blocker and Calcium Channel Blocker Overdoses – Scott D. Mcrit, MD

4. Antidotes Every Cardiologist Should Know – Robert S. Hoffman, MD

5. When Cancer Treatment Meets Cardiac Toxicity – Michelle Bloom, MD

6. Critical Interactions for the Critical Care Cardiologist: An Anthology of The Tortured Pharmacist’s Department – Tania Ahuja, PHP

7. Discussion – Moderators: Steven M. Hollenberg, MD and Eugene Yuriditsky, MD; Panelists: Tania Ahuja, PHP, Rana Biary, MD, Michelle Bloom, MD, Robert S. Hoffman, MD, Scott D. Mcrit, MD

1. Patient Journey in the CICU: My Experience from the Other Side – Bill Cantrell, RN, BSN, CEN