Coronary Artery Bypass (CABG), MIDCAB and Robotics

HEART IN NETWORK: Advanced Strategies for Tailored Revascularization is an advanced course focused on the contemporary, patient-tailored management of coronary revascularization through a multidisciplinary approach integrating interventional cardiology, cardiac surgery, and pharmacological therapy.

The program explores diagnostic and therapeutic pathways for patients with complex coronary artery disease, including left main and multivessel disease, high-risk patients, and non-revascularizable conditions, with a strong emphasis on advanced imaging, risk stratification, and personalized decision-making.

The course also addresses percutaneous, surgical, and hybrid revascularization strategies, technological innovations, pharmacological management, and the optimization of integrated clinical care pathways.

The course provides 6 ECM (Continuing Medical Education) credits.
 

MINIMALLY INVASIVE CARDIAC SURGERY – Experts Consensus Meeting & RAND/UCLA Approach is an advanced course focused on minimally invasive cardiac surgery, structured as an expert consensus meeting based on the RAND/UCLA methodology.
The course aims to systematically evaluate indications, surgical strategies, and clinical appropriateness in minimally invasive cardiac surgery through a structured process of evidence review, expert assessment, discussion, and re-voting.
The program includes an introduction to the RAND/UCLA method, presentation of expert responses across different consensus steps, and round table discussions, fostering evidence-based and multidisciplinary decision-making.