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Cleveland Clinic 27th Annual Structural Valve Imaging Summit 2025

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Cleveland Clinic’s 27th Annual Structural Valve Imaging Summit provides a comprehensive overview of valve disease, structural interventions and cardiac imaging. An expert faculty discusses state-of-the-art technology and advanced imaging topics such as strain and 3-D, pericardial diseases, amyloid, HCM and artificial intelligence. In addition to didactic lectures, this summit features complex case presentations, workshop demonstrations and spirited debates over several controversial topics.

* Date of Original Release: April 30, 2025

LEARNING OBJECTIVE

At the conclusion of this activity, the participant will be able to:

  • Apply multimodality imaging, including echo, CT, and MRI, to assess the severity and hemodynamic impact of valvular heart disease and identify recent advancements in CT and MRI technology and their implications for mitral valve assessment in 2025.
  • Evaluate the most recent innovations in surgical approaches, including artificial intelligence, for diseases of the mitral valve, aortic valve, tricuspid valve and left atrial appendage.
  • Apply updated imaging guideline criteria to inform decision-making for structural valve interventions, medical therapies and surgical valve repair or replacement.
  • Discuss recent advancements in diastology and the role of left atrial (LA) strain in diagnosis.
  • Describe advances in cardio-oncology, recurrent pericarditis, constrictive pericarditis, cardiac amyloidosis and hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.
  • Assess emerging approaches to sarcoid heart disease, atrial septal defects (ASDs), mechanical support for heart failure and ultrasound contrast agents in routine practice.

CLEVELAND CLINIC 27TH ANNUAL STRUCTURAL VALVE IMAGING SUMMIT 2025

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CLEVELAND CLINIC 27TH ANNUAL STRUCTURAL VALVE IMAGING SUMMIT 2025 TOPICS

1. Mitral Regurgitation: Anatomic and Echocardiographic Considerations for Percutaneous and Surgical Interventions – G. Burkhard Mackensen, MD, PhD

2. Role of Advanced Imaging in Mitral Valve Disease – Serge Harb, MD

3. Mitral Valve Surgery: Repair vs. Replace – A. Marc Gillinov, MD

4. When Should Percutaneous Approaches Be Considered for Primary and Secondary Mitral Regurgitation? – Samir R. Kapadia, MD

5. Case Presentations: Collaborative Approach to Managing Complex Mitral Valve Disease – Rhonda Miyasaka, MD; Samir Kapadia, MD; A. Marc Gillinov, MD

1. Complex Case: Atrial Fibrillation and Valvular Disease – Ben Alencherry, MD

2. Atrial Fibrillation Management in Patient with Structural Heart Disease: Role of Pulse Field Ablation – Mohamed Kanj, MD

3. Surgical Management of Patients with Atrial Fibrillation – A. Marc Gillinov, MD

4. Expanding Indications of Left Atrial Appendage Closure and Anatomic Evaluation – Mohamed Kanj, MD

5. Intraprocedural Imaging: TEE vs ICE – Samir Kapadia, MD

6. Panel Discussion – Session Faculty

1. Complex Case: Collaborative Approach to Managing Complex AV Bioprosthetic Failure – Mauricio Cohen, MD

2. Important Anatomical Considerations in Imaging Selection of Patients for TAVR – Linda D. Gillam, MD

3. Surgical Approach to AVR in Times of TAVR: How Often Do We Do Surgical Explants? – Juan Pablo Umana, MD

4. Hemodynamic Considerations for Management of Aortic Stenosis – Samir R. Kapadia, MD

5. Panel Discussion – Session Faculty

1. TAVR is Best – Samir R. Kapadia, MD

2. SAVR is Best – Michael Tong, MD

3. TAVR Rebuttal – Samir R. Kapadia, MD

4. SAVR Rebuttal – Michael Tong, MD

5. TAVR vs. SAVR Panel Discussion – Session Faculty

1. High Risk Aortic Reconstruction and Mitral Valve Repair in a Patient with Rheumatoid Arthritis and Interstitial Lung Disease – Hanyuan Shi, MD

2. Structural Intervention – Mitral Valve – Simrat Kaur, MD

3. The Watchman Went Sideways??? Now What?! – Ryan Geffin, MD

4. When Anatomy is Our Enemy: A Case of Successful Bicuspid TAVR Reattempt – Som Bailey, DO

1. Complex Case: Collaborative Approach to Managing Severe Tricuspid Regurgitation – Linda D. Gillam, MD

2. Fundamentals of Advanced Cardiac Imaging for Tricuspid Valve Assessment – Stephen Little, MD

3. Principles for the Surgical Approach to Primary and Secondary Tricuspid Regurgitation? – Jose Navia, MD

4. When Do You Do Percutaneous Approaches to TR? – Samir R. Kapadia, MD

5. Right Sided Percutaneous Valve Procedures in Congenital Heart Disease – Jared D. Klein, MD, MPH

6. Panel Discussion – Session Faculty

1. Medical Management View – Rhonda Miyasaka, MD

2. Early Intervention View – Stephen Little, MD

3. Medical Management Rebuttal – Rhonda Miyasaka, MD

4. Early Intervention Rebuttal – Stephen Little, MD

5. Panel Discussion – Session Faculty

1. Complex Case: Diagnostic SOB With Multiple Co-morbidities – L. Leonardo Rodriguez, MD

2. Diastology Guidelines 2025: What Will the New Guidelines Say? – Allan L. Klein, MD

3. Role of Artificial Intelligence in Diastolic Function Evaluation – Partho Sengupta, MD

4. How Does a Sonographer Interpret the Guidelines – Amy Dillenbeck, MS, RDCS

5. Panel Discussion and Q&A – Session Faculty

1. Premature Failure of a Sutureless Bioprosthetic Aortic Valve – Andreas Tzoumas, MD

2. Self-Expanding Valve for Aortic Insufficiency – Feras Alkhalaileh, MD

3. Mechanisms of Tricuspid Valve Regurgitation in Patient with TV-In-Ring – Abdelrahman Ahmed, MD

4. Born to be Leaky: An Unlikely Culprit of Severe TR – Johnathan Labin, MD

5. Just Finished a TAVR: The Valve is Leaking… – M. Lawson McDonald, MD

6. TEER for MR Secondary to Mitral Ring Dehiscence – Bahaa Abdelghaffar, MD

1. Cardio-oncology: What Does Strain Have to Offer? – Partho Sengupta, MD

2. Recurrent Pericarditis: From Trials to Practice – Allan L. Klein, MD

3. Radiation Heart Disease – Christine Jellis, MD, PhD

4. Novel Therapies in HCM – Milind Desai, MD

5. Panel Discussion – Session Faculty

1. Update on Cardiac Amyloidosis – Craig Asher, MD

2. Sarcoid Cardiomyopathy: Diagnose and Treat in 2025 – Christine Jellis, MD, PhD

3. Advances in Mechanical Support – Jerry Estep, MD

4. Imaging the Failing Heart: A Sonographer’s Perspective – Jennifer Borowski, RDCS

5. Panel Discussion – Session Faculty

1. AI View – Partho Sengupta, MD

2. Clinician View – Leonardo Rodriguez, MD

3. AI Rebuttal – Partho Sengupta, MD

4. Clinician Rebuttal – Leonardo Rodriguez, MD

5. Discussion – Session Faculty

1. Recurrent Pericarditis as First Manifestation of RA – Muhammad Majid, MD

2. Unusual Case of LV Mass – Simrat Kaur, MD

3. Multimodality Imaging of Cardiac Mass – Abdelrahman Ahmed, MD

4. From Recurrent Pericarditis to Pericardiectomy – Muhammad Ehsan, MD

5. Pericardial Tensions: Clots, Masses and Effusions – Jibran Ikram, MD

1. Echo Jeopardy – Ben Alencherry, MD and Jared Klein, MD

1. 3-D Reconstruction and Cropping in Valve Disease – Rhonda Miyasaka, MD; Serge Harb, MD; Jennifer Borowski, RSCS; Amy Dillenbeck, MS, RDCS

2. Strain and Diastology Implementation and Interpretation – Jennifer Borowski, RDCS; Amy Dillenbeck, RDCS; Allan L. Klein, MD; Partho Sengupta, MD

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