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Presentation Fellows 2015

Practical Aspects of TAVR: Procedural Planning, Imaging, and How to Do These Cases Safely

Presenter: Mark Reisman, Nirat Beohar, Duane S. Pinto

May 17, 2015

Presentation ECHO 2015

Echocardiography Approach to Congenital Heart Disease: The Unoperated Adult

Presenter: Karen Stout

April 28, 2015

Presentation ECHO 2014

Echocardiographic Approach to Congenital Heart Disease: The Postoperative Adult

Presenter: Karen Stout

April 10, 2014

Presentation ECHO 2013

Echocardiography in Congenital and Structural Heart Disease: Assessment of Device – Repaired Patients

Presenter: Robert J. Sommer

April 05, 2013

Presentation ECHO 2013

Approach to Congenital Heart Disease: The Unoperated Adult

Presenter: Karen Stout

April 05, 2013

Presentation ECHO 2013

Approach to Congenital Heart Disease: The Postoperative Adult

Presenter: Karen Stout

April 05, 2013

Presentation ECHO 2013

The Role of 3D Echo in Valvular Heart Disease

Presenter: Linda D. Gillam

April 03, 2013

Presentation ECHO 2013

Right Heart Valvular Disease: When to Intervene

Presenter: Linda D. Gillam

April 03, 2013

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Revascularization Can Reverse Some Myocardial Damage, CMR Imaging Suggests

L.A. McKeown

March 09, 2013

News Daily News

La Revascularización puede Revertir Parte del Daño Miocárdico, según las Imágenes RMC

L.A. McKeown

March 09, 2013

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Practical Aspects of TAVR: Procedural Planning, Imaging, and How to Do These Cases Safely

Echocardiography Approach to Congenital Heart Disease: The Unoperated Adult

Echocardiographic Approach to Congenital Heart Disease: The Postoperative Adult

Echocardiography in Congenital and Structural Heart Disease: Assessment of Device – Repaired Patients

Approach to Congenital Heart Disease: The Unoperated Adult

Approach to Congenital Heart Disease: The Postoperative Adult

The Role of 3D Echo in Valvular Heart Disease

Right Heart Valvular Disease: When to Intervene

Revascularization Can Reverse Some Myocardial Damage, CMR Imaging Suggests

La Revascularización puede Revertir Parte del Daño Miocárdico, según las Imágenes RMC

TAVR and Imaging Modalities: Impact on Clinical Practice and Decision Making

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