Workshops
Responsible:
- Marcel Abraș, Cazacu Anatolie
Date:
26-04-2024Duration:
15:30-17:00Categories:
surgical workshop, WorkshopsThis workshop focuses on the innovative application of virtual reality (VR) technology in the procedural planning of transcatheter aortic valve implantation (TAVI). Participants will delve into the utilization of VR to enhance pre-procedural preparation, improve surgical precision, and optimize patient outcomes in TAVI procedures.
Through this workshop, participants will:
- Gain insights into the latest advancements in VR technology and its integration into TAVI procedural planning.
- Explore virtual simulations of patient-specific cardiac anatomy to facilitate comprehensive procedural visualization and planning.
- Learn how VR can assist in identifying optimal access routes, valve sizing, and device positioning for TAVI procedures.
- Understand the potential benefits of VR-guided procedural planning in improving patient safety, reducing procedural complications, and enhancing overall procedural success rates.
Led by experts in interventional cardiology and medical simulation, this workshop offers participants a hands-on learning experience to harness the power of VR for procedural planning in TAVI. Participants will acquire practical skills and knowledge essential for leveraging VR technology to advance procedural precision and patient care in the field of interventional cardiology.
This workshop is designed for interventional cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, cardiovascular radiologists, medical device engineers, and other healthcare professionals interested in incorporating VR technology into TAVI procedural planning. By attending this workshop, participants will gain valuable insights into the use of VR for procedural optimization and contribute to the advancement of TAVI procedures for better patient outcomes.
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