Lifetime Patient Management and the Importance of TAVR Hemodynamics

 

 

  • Contemporary Trends in Aortic Stenosis Management
    • Martin B. Leon
       
  • Why are Hemodynamics so Important During TAVR?
    • David A. Wood, MD
       
  • Minimalist TAVR: Optimizing Outcomes without Compromise
    • Nicolas M, Van Mieghem, MD, PhD
       
  • Opsens SavvyWireTM: Device Review and Case Example
    • Philippe Genereux, MD
       
  • SavvyWire: Additional Applications
    • Anita W. Asgar, MD
       
  • Panel Discussion/Conclusion

 

MODERATORS

Philippe Genereux, MD  


 

Philippe Genereux, M.D.
Gagnon Cardiovascular Institute
Morristown, NJ


 

 Martin Leon   Martin B. Leon, M.D.
Columbia University
Irving Medical Center
New York, NY
 		      


FACULTY

Anita Asgar  

Anita W. Asgar, M.D.
Montreal Heart
Montreal, Quebec


 		 Nicolas M. Van Mieghem, MD, PhD   Nicolas M. Van Mieghem, M.D.
Erasmus Medical Center
Rotterdam, Netherlands
 		      
Thomas E. Waggoner, DO  


 

Thomas E. Waggoner, D.O.
Pima Heart & Vascular/
Tucson Medical Center
Tucson, Arizona


 

 david a wood  

David A. Wood , M.D.
UBC Centre For Cardiovascular Innovation
Address: Vancouver, Canada

   
 


SavvyWire is the first and only Sensor-Guided solution designed to optimize TAVR for efficient, predictable outcomes. For more information please visit the Opsens Website at: https://opsensmedical.com/products/savvywire/

 

This program is sponsored by: 
 

Opsens