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Practices in Cardiac Surgery and Extracorporeal Technologies

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Date and Time Presentation/Activity Title Faculty
WED-6/22    
0700-0800 Breakfast and Registration  
0800-0830 The fundamental of tissue engineering. Jonah Cool, PhD
0830-0900 CorMatrix ECM for cardiac tissue repair. Marc Gerdisch, MD
0900-0930 3D Tissue Bioprinting
Jonah Cool, PhD
0930-0945 Break  
0945-1015 Treatment of tricuspid endocarditis with CorMatrix ECM. Marc Gerdisch, MD
1015-1045 Medical device prototyping for the clinician William Cohn, MD
1045-1115 A real world clinical experience with CorMatrix in the community hospital setting; Does it have application here? Mark Mettauer, MD
1115-1130 Panel discussion-Q&A  
1130-1230 Keynote Address: Cardiovascular surgery’s survival guide for the next 20 years. (LUNCH) Alan Lumsden, MD
1230-1300 Ethical perspectives in artificial organs, tissue engineering and xenotransplantation. Courtenay R. Bruce, JD, MA
1300-1330 Xenotransplantation-The future of heart transplantation? David K.C. Cooper, MD, PhD.
1330-1400 “I’m not dead yet” Should we be harvesting organs from patients that are not brain dead? Arie Blitz, MD
1400-1430 Panel discussion-Q&A  
1430-1445 Break  
1445-1515 The TAVR train has left the station: Is it on the right track? Fred Edwards, MD
1515-1545 Who should be doing TAVR? Alan Lumsden, MD
1545-1615 Not so fast: Why TAVR may not be the Holy Grail. Nabil Munfakh
1615-1645 The new era of quality assessment in thoracic surgery. Fred Edwards, MD
1645-1700 Panel discussion-Q&A  
1700-1830 Welcome reception  
     
THUR-6/23    
0700-0800 Breakfast and Exhibits  
0800-0900 The economic side of mechanical circulatory support. Tina Ivovic
0900-0930 Veno-Veno and Veno-Arterial ECMO survival data. Arie Blitz, MD
0930-1000 Mechanical surgical options for acute post-cardiotomy heart failure. Aditya Bansal, MD
1000-1015 Panel discussion-Q&A  
1015-1030 Break  
1030-1100 The total artificial heart. William, Cohn, MD
1100-1130 New developments in cardiac support. Arie Blitz, MD
1130-1200 Managing right heart failure with mechanical support. Aditya Bansal, MD
1200-1215 Panel discussion-Q&A  
1215-1315 Crystal Heart Achievement Award Presentation (LUNCH) A. Blitz, MD – G. Jones, MD – J. Basha, CCP
1315-1345 Brain injury: The Achilles heal of cardiac surgery. Arie Blitz, MD
1345-1415 Myocardial protection strategies for increasingly complex cardiac surgery. Nabil Munfakh, MD
1415-1445 Cardioplegia: Buckberg, St. Thomas, Plegisol, Micro-Plegia, or Del Nido, is there a difference? Eric Skipper, MD
1445-1515 Anticoagulation for biologic valve replacement Peter Poslussney, MD
1515-1530 Panel discussion-Q&A  
1530-1730 Exhibitors Appreciation Event – Drinks, Fun, Games. Win an iPad playing “Exhibitors Poker”  
     
FRI-6/24    
0630-0740 Breakfast and Exhibits  
0740-0800 Pre-Simulation preparation for AngioVac simulation session. James Jenkins, MD
0800-1200 Concurrent Simulations – Heart/Lung Machine – Impella – AngioVac – Centramag (Stations rotate every hour)  
1215-1315 History Lecture: “Doctors of another calling – physicians known best for their achievements outside of medicine.” (LUNCH) David K.C. Cooper, MD, PhD.
     
SAT-6/25    
0700-0800 Breakfast  
0800-0830 Perfusion best practice guidelines. Shahna Bronson, CCP
0830-0900 “To Russia with Love” Medical mission work in Russia. Clifford Kitten, MD and Team
0900-0930 “Carolinas Heart” Central American Medical Mission Outreach. How you can get involved. Eric Skipper, MD and Team
0930-1000 Who should watch the ECMO? Joe Basha, CCP and Panel
1000-1030    
1030-1045 Panel discussion-Q&A  
1045-1100 Break  
1100-1130 Baby Fae: The first neonatal cardiac xenotransplant. My thoughts 30 years later. Leonard Bailey, MD
1115-1130 Closing remarks – Grand Prize Drawing – Certificates awarded  
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Now a dedicated online program! In 2007 the inaugural The New Orleans Conference: Practices in Cardiac Surgery and Extracorporeal Technologies was held. The conference was organized to address the need for quality continuing medical education for perfusionists, surgeons, and the entire heart care team. The goals of the conference directors were to develop a learning environment whereby timely and relevant information would be available to practitioners in all practice settings and to become the premier heart care team CME conference. Forty-three heart care professionals from around the world attended the inaugural event in post-Katrina New Orleans. Now, we continue to evolve with our professional colleagues and offer educational material and programing that takes into account your hectic schedules and budgets.

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