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medical education for physicians.
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PRA Category 1 credit(s)TM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with
the extent of their participation in the activity.
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independence, objectivity and scientific rigor in all of its sponsored education activities. All
participating faculty, course directors and planning committee members are required to disclose to the
program audience any financial relationships related to the subject matter of this program. Disclosure
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affect their ability to present well-balanced, evidence-based content for this activity. Specific disclosure
information for each course faculty will be shared with the audience prior to the faculty’s presentation..
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Summit
Invited faculty
Charles Antzelevitch, PhD • Masonic Medical Research Laboratory • Utica, NY
Samuel Asirvatham, MD • Mayo Clinic • Rochester, MN
Sandeep Bansal, MD • Johns Hopkins Hospital • Baltimore, MD
Omer Berenfeld, PhD • University of Michigan • Ann Arbor, MI
Hugh Calkins, MD • Johns Hopkins Hospital • Baltimore, MD
A. John Camm, MD • St. George’s Hospital Medical School • London, England
William Chik, MD • University of Pennsylvania • Philadelphia, PA
Raymond Cutro, MD • University of South Florida • Tampa, FL
John DiMarco, MD • University of Virginia • Charlottesville, VA
Kenneth Ellenbogen, MD • Medical College of Virginia • Richmond, VA
Mêléze Hocini, MD • Hôpital Cardiologique du Haut-Lévèque • Bordeaux (Pessac), France
Warren M. Jackman, MD • University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center • Oklahoma City, OK
Kevin Jackson, MD • Duke University • Durham, NC
Arshad Jahangir, MD • Aurora UW Medical Group • Milwaukee, WI
Jose Jalife, MD, PhD • University of Michigan • Ann Arbor
Jacob Koruth, MD • Mount Sinai Medical Center • New York, NY
David C. Kress, MD • Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery, Aurora Health Care • Milwaukee, WI
Samuel Levy, MD • Hôpital Nord Chemin des Bourrellys • Marseille, France
Moussa Mansour, MD • Massachusetts General Hospital • Boston, MA
Francis Marchlinski, MD • University of Pensylvania • Radnor, PA
Fred Morady, MD • University of Michigan Hospital • Ann Arbor, MI
Arthur J. Moss, MD • University of Rochester Medical Center • Rochester, NY
Sanjiv Narayan, MD, PhD • VA San Diego Medical Center • San Diego, CA
Imran Niazi, MD • Aurora Health Care • Milwaukee, WI
Douglas L. Packer, MD • Mayo Clinic • Rochester, MN
Richard Page, MD • University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health • Madison, WI
Eric Prystowsky, MD • The Care Group • Indianapolis, IN
Dan M. Roden, MD • Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Oates Institute • Nashville, TN
Michael Rosen, MD • Columbia University • New York, NY
Sanjeev Saksena, MD • Robert Wood Johnson Medical School • New Brunswick, NJ
Melvin Scheinman, MD • University of California – San Francisco • San Francisco, CA
Kalyanam Shivkumar, MD • UCLA Cardiac Arrhythmia Center • Los Angeles, CA
William Stevenson, MD • Brigham and Women’s Hospital • Boston, MA
Albert Waldo, MD • University Hospitals Case Medical Center • Cleveland, OH
Andrew L. Wit, PhD • Columbia University • New York, NY
Bruce Wilkoff, MD • Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine • Cleveland, OH
Seth Worley, MD • The Heart Group • Lancaster, PA
December 4-6, 2014
Swissôtel Chicago
Chicago, IL
afvtvfsummit.com
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Following the symposium, participants will be able to:
• Describe and discuss the mechanisms of atrial fibrillation (AF), ventricular tachycardia
(VT) and ventricular fibrillation (VF)
• Critically analyze current and future therapies, including ablation for AF, VT and VF
• Discuss the value of new technologies in arrhythmia management
• How to set up advanced intervention lab and troubleshoot device implantations
and programming
AF, VT, VF
Aurora Sinai Medical Center, Inc.
945 N. 12th Street
Milwaukee, WI 53233
Learning objectives
PAID
Jasbir Sra, MD • University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health,
Aurora Health Care • Milwaukee, WI
Andrea Natale, MD • Texas Cardiac Institute, St. David’s Medical Center • Austin, TX
David Wilber, MD • Loyola University Medical Center, Stritch School of Medicine • Chicago, IL
Masood Akhtar, MD • University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health,
Aurora Health Care • Milwaukee, WI
MILWAUKEE WI
PERMIT NO. 5590
Course directors
This symposium is designed for electrophysiologists, electrophysiology fellows-in
training, cardiologists and others interested in cardiac arrhythmias. It is our intent to
present the latest results of basic and clinical research and information about ablation,
imaging technologies and device therapies. The symposium will provide illustrated oral
presentations, pre-recorded “live” cases by national and international experts, as well as
discussion of latest guidelines. It is designed to help foment changes in practice relative to
arrhythmia management.
NONPROFIT ORG
US POSTAGE
Need, intended audience and scope of practice
AF, VT, VF Summit
Course Directors
Jasbir Sra, MD
David Wilber, MD
Andrea Natale, MD
Masood Akhtar, MD
This activity is co-sponsored by
Aurora Health Care and the Heart Rhythm Society.
Agenda
12:55
Diagnostic and treatment modalities in ARVC
1:20
VT/VF storm and cardiac denervation
1:45 Sinus rhythm mapping and VT ablation
2:10
Step-by-step approach to mapping and ablation of PVCs
2:35 Break and exhibits
AF, VT, VF Summit – Thursday, December 4
General information
December 4-6, 2014
Swissôtel Chicago
323 E. Wacker Drive Chicago, IL 60611
Room reservations
A block of rooms at a special discount rate has been reserved at the Swissôtel Chicago. Reserve early!
Call 888-73-Swiss (737-9477) and mention block code AURO1214 to receive the special rate. Suites
are available also for a discount. Please note: Unsold discounted rooms will be released to the public
on November 4, 2014. On occasion, rooms sell out prior to this release date.
Chicago attractions
Shopping: From high-end retailers that target big spenders to discount merchandise for those
who can’t resist a great sale, Chicago has it all! The Magnificent Mile offers hundreds of top
retailers, including four separate shopping centers.
Theatre: In Chicago’s theatre scene, you’ll find everything from traveling Broadway mega hits and
experimental theatre to famous improvisational groups.
Museums: You will find museums from a few blocks to a 10-minute cab ride from the hotel.
Dining: With its widely diverse neighborhoods and strong love for food, Chicago has boundless
opportunities for culinary adventures. Whether it’s Mandarin Chinese, classic French, deep dish
pizza or funky eclectic, it’s all here – including more five-diamond restaurants than any other city
in the nation. Whatever your taste, whatever your style, Chicago serves it just the way you like it.
Conference attire
To ensure your comfort in the conference room, please bring a sweater or jacket to accommodate
temperature variations. Conference rooms do not heat or cool quickly.
Conference fees
The course fee covers the cost of tuition, materials, breaks, reception and lunch. All course fees
include a nonrefundable registration fee of $50. If registration is cancelled up to 72 hours prior
to the symposium, all but $50 will be refunded. No refunds will be made after that time. Those
attendees registering by October 1 (for all three days only) will get a $50 discount off total fees!
Thursday,
Friday,
Saturday
Total
Dec. 4(43⁄4 credits) Dec. 5 (91⁄4 credits) Dec. 6(81⁄2 credits)fees
Physicians/Industry
$140
Fellows*
$25
All others (RNs, NPs, MAs, technicians, etc.) $40
Aurora – Employed physicians
$50
$225
$50
$100
$175
$225
$45
$100
$175
* Fellows must bring a letter from training director to show proof of fellowship.
$590
$120
$240
$400
Chairs Seth Worley, MD and Imran Niazi, MD
11 a.m.
12:50
1:00 1:20 1:50 2:10 2:30
2:50
3:10
3:30
3:50
4:10
4:30 4:50
5:10
6:10 Registration, Exhibits, Refreshments
Welcome and Introduction to the Program
Setting up your program for successful interventional
device implantation Techniques for crossing a subclavian occlusion and
subclavian venoplasty Retained wire lead extraction followed by subclavian
venoplasty: An alternative to laser extraction for venous access Discussion
Break
Making CRT easy: systematic approach to LV lead
Placement-reducing implant time and improving success Optimal LV lead position I: coronary venoplasty
and stenting Optimal LV lead position II: Snares for LV lead implantation:
The most powerful technique for difficult LV lead insertion that
often replaces venoplasty and anchor balloons
How to convert from a traditional to an Interventional
Implant Program: The Duke Experience
Lead extraction: A surgeon’s perspective Discussion
Future techniques: Endocardial LV pacing and His
bundle pacing
Case based approach with interactive discussion to identify
and manage non responders in CRT
Adjourn
Jasbir Sra, MD
Chair
Andrea Natale, MD – Device-based Therapy
William Chik, MD
2:50 3:15 3:40 4:05 4:30 5:15
Risk stratification and prevention of SCD
Long-term follow up and primary prophylaxis –
what adds up and what does not
Review of MADIT and other clinical trials in CRT
CRT: What does the future hold?
Q&A interactive discussion with Drs. Wilkoff, Saksena,
Moss & Ellenbogen
Adjourn/Reception to follow
Raymond Cutro, MD
Sandeep Bansal, MD
Kevin Jackson, MD
Imran Niazi, MD
Seth Worley, MD
Kevin Jackson, MD
David Kress, MD
Imran Niazi, MD
Kenneth Ellenbogen, MD
AF, VT, VF Summit – Friday, December 5
6:45 a.m. Registration, breakfast and exhibits
Chair Jasbir Sra, MD – Physiology and Mechanisms
7:10 7:15 7:40 8:05
8:30
8:55
9:20
Welcome and introduction to symposium
Basic electrophysiology principles in cardiac arrhythmias Pathophysiology of VT in structural heart disease Early repolarization/J wave syndrome-mediated SCD
LQTS, current understanding and management RV and LV anatomy for electrophysiologists Break and exhibits
Chair Masood Akhtar, MD – Clinical Syndromes, Proarrhythmia, SCD
9:35
10:00
Monomorphic VT in the setting of prior MI-approach to
catheter ablation
Mapping and ablation techniques of LV-VTs associated
with no structural heart disease Mapping and ablation techniques of RV-VTs associated
with and without structural heart disease
Bundle branch and interfascicular VT
Lunch
Featured lunch lecture:
Disconnect between patient care, guidelines and
government regulations
10:25
10:55
11:20 11:40
Jasbir Sra, MD
Michael Rosen, MD
Andrew Wit, PhD
Charles Antzelevitch, PhD
Arthur Moss, MD
Samuel Asirvatham, MD
William Stevenson, MD
David Wilber, MD
Francis Marchlinski, MD
Jasbir Sra, MD
Doug Packer, MD
Chair David Wilber – Mapping
12:30
Cardiac sarcoidosis and other unusual conditions –
evaluation and preventing SCD
William Stevenson, MD
Melvin Scheinman MD
Kalyanam Shivkumar, MD
Warren Jackman, MD
Samuel Asirvatham, MD
Registration
Course Registration
Bruce Wilkoff, MD
Sanjeev Saksena, MD
Arthur Moss, MD
Kenneth Ellenbogen, MD
Online Registration (preferred):
At aurora.org/CMEActivities, click on “Certified CME Activity Calendar.” Click on “Dec,”
select “the AFVTVF Summit” Select “Register.” Follow prompts on screen. Online registrations will
receive immediate confirmation.
Phone: For registration information and issues,
call Sheree Ann Meier at 414-219-5494
or email [email protected]
AF, VT, VF Summit – Saturday, December 6
6:45 a.m. Registration, breakfast and exhibits
Chair Jasbir Sra, MD – Emerging Concepts
7:10 7:15
7:40
8:00
8:25
8:50
9:15
9:40
10:05 Welcome and introductory remarks
Key takeaways from guidelines and consensus documents
in AF management
Mitochondrial electron chain down regulation in AF Fibrosis and AF progression
Autonomic innervations of LA and AF Initiation
Experimental models of rotor formation in AF
Rotors as mechanisms in AF; Techniques for identifying
and ablation Reentry and other mechanisms in AF
Break and exhibits
For mail or faxed registrations, use the form below. This form may be duplicated.
Jasbir Sra, MD
Samuel Levy, MD
Arshad Jahangir, MD
Jose Jalife, MD
Warren Jackman, MD
Omer Berenfeld, PhD
Sanjeev Narayan,MD
Albert Waldo, MD
Chair
Andrea Natale, MD-Ablation Strategies
10:15
10:40
11:05
11:30
11:55
12:15
Review of important trials in AF ablation
Hugh Calkins, MD
RF and Cryo-PV isolation and techniques of identifying
PV reconnection
Fred Morady, MD
PAF: Non-PV site identification and treatment
Andrea Natale, MD
Substrate modification in long-lasting AF: long-term outcomes Meleze Hocini, MD
Ablation of long-standing persistent AF using hybrid approach Jasbir Sra, MD
Lunch and exhibits
12:30 Moderator
Featured lunch lecture:
Anticoagulation and stroke prevention in AF
Masood Akhtar, MD
A. John Camm, MD
Moderator: Eric Prystowsky, MD - AF Therapy
1:15
Interactive discussion with audience participation –
mechanistic-based approach to AF ablation
Drs. Berenfeld, Hocini, Jalife, Narayan, Natale and Waldo
Chair
David Wilber, MD
2:00
2:20
2:40
3:05
3:30
3:55
Device-based approach to prevention of stroke
Contact force and other advancements in AF ablation
Principles of drug therapy in AF
Genetics of variable drug responses
Antiarrhythmic drug trials – an update
Q&A with Drs. DiMarco, Roden & Page 4:10 Adjourn
Mail: Aurora Health Care Professional Development Office
1020 N. 12th Street, Suite 3130
Milwaukee, WI 53233
Fax: 414-219-2489
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EARLY Registration Discount
Thursday
Dec. 4
$140
$25
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Friday
Dec. 5
$225
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Saturday Dec. 6
Total
$225$590
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Refunds
Course fee includes a non-refundable registration fee of $50. Should you cancel your registration up to
72 hours prior to the conference, all but $50 will be refunded. There will be no refunds after this time.