Description
💎 One-Time Payment · Lifetime Access · Practical, Case-Based Structural Heart Imaging
Scripps 14th Annual Structural Heart Intervention and Imaging 2025 — A Practical Approach
A practical, cutting-edge, live case-based structural heart conference focused on how multidisciplinary teams execute modern interventions using
TTE/TEE/ICE alongside CT and MRI. This review emphasizes patient selection, pre-procedural planning,
procedural imaging tips, complication prevention, and future directions in structural heart therapy.
TAVR · TEER · TMVR/TTVR
LAA Closure · PFO Closure
TEE (Multiplanar) · ICE (2D/4D)
CT/MRI Planning
Complications & Rescue Strategies
LAA Closure · PFO Closure
TEE (Multiplanar) · ICE (2D/4D)
CT/MRI Planning
Complications & Rescue Strategies
✅ Access Note: After purchase, access is provided via Google Drive with unlimited access. All files are downloadable for offline review.
Event Details
DatesFebruary 5–7, 2025
VenueHyatt Regency La Jolla at Aventine · San Diego, California
ConferenceScripps Structural Heart Intervention and Imaging (14th Annual)
FormatPractical, multidisciplinary, live case-based learning
Conference Overview
The annual Scripps Structural Heart Intervention and Imaging conference is designed to deliver a practical, high-yield assessment of
structural heart disease interventions and the imaging innovations that power them.
The course highlights collaboration among interventionists, invasive cardiologists, echocardiologists, electrophysiologists, cardiothoracic surgeons,
cardiac anesthesiologists, sonographers, and the full structural heart team.
Sessions focus on clinical guidelines for patient selection, pre-procedural assessment, procedural tips and challenges (including concurrent imaging),
and concluding insights on outcomes and future directions.
What You’ll Learn
Imaging for Selection, Planning, and Outcomes
- Comprehensive assessment of the aortic, mitral, and tricuspid valves, septum, and ventricles
- Echo (TTE/TEE/ICE) + CT/MRI for sizing, feasibility, and complication anticipation
- Pre- and post-procedure imaging strategies to evaluate success and detect issues early
Procedural Guidance & Complication Management
- Live multiplanar TEE workflows for mitral and tricuspid interventions
- 2D and 4D ICE integration during structural heart procedures
- Best practices to safely manage catheter-based therapy complications
Educational Objectives
- Build and optimize a multidisciplinary team to manage structural heart disease appropriately
- Identify equipment and imaging technologies required for structural interventions
- Apply a comprehensive imaging approach using TTE, TEE, ICE, CT, and MRI for interventional treatment planning
- Outline indications for LAA closure, PFO closure, TAVR, TMVR, and TEER
- Evaluate echo and CT imaging before/after LAA closure; detect peri-device leaks, device-related thrombus, and complications
- Select TEER vs TMVR for mitral disease and TEER vs TTVR for tricuspid disease based on imaging findings
- Use live multiplanar TEE to optimize mitral and tricuspid transcatheter interventions
- Apply 2D/4D ICE during structural heart intervention
- Recognize LVOT obstruction risk after TMVR and coronary occlusion after TAVR; apply prevention strategies (e.g., LAMPOON, BASILICA)
- Integrate emerging surgical risk data (including low/intermediate-risk) into TAVR decision-making
- Identify HF patients who may benefit from novel strategies such as interatrial shunt devices
- Optimize anesthetic management in reduced EF patients undergoing TEER/TMVR
Who Should Attend
- Interventional cardiologists performing TAVR, MitraClip, LAA closure, and structural interventions
- Cardiac surgeons collaborating in hybrid procedures and advanced valve therapies
- Cardiac imaging specialists (echo, CT, MRI) guiding selection, planning, and outcomes assessment
- Fellows and residents preparing for structural and advanced imaging practice
- Nurses, PAs, and cath lab technologists supporting structural heart programs
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this course suitable for structural heart team workflows (operator + imaging + anesthesia)?
Yes. The conference is built around multidisciplinary collaboration, emphasizing how imaging, procedural technique, and anesthesia planning align for safe outcomes.
Which procedures are emphasized?
Core coverage includes TAVR, TEER, TMVR concepts, tricuspid therapies, LAA closure, and PFO closure, with imaging guidance using TEE/ICE and CT/MRI planning.
Does it cover complication prevention strategies like LVOT obstruction or coronary occlusion?
Yes. It highlights risk recognition and prevention strategies, including imaging-driven planning approaches and procedural rescue concepts (e.g., LAMPOON and BASILICA).
How is access delivered after purchase?
Access is provided via Google Drive with unlimited access, and files are downloadable for offline review.
