Dear colleagues,
the increasing importance of repair techniques in the current heart valve surgery using less invasive surgical approaches is a very stimulating development in the contemporary cardiovascular medicine leading to the continuous expansion of the surgical portfolio.
Hamburg Valve Repair 2023 will be dedicated to the cutting-edge developments and techniques in the minimally invasive and reconstructive therapies of mitral and aortic valve disease.
We strongly believe that cardiac surgeons and cardiologists involved in the treatment of patients with structural heart valve disease should be familiar with modern surgical reconstructive approaches in the current heart valve therapy and adopt the principles of valve repair techniques to provide the best available patient care.
To meet these expectations, we will offer an interactive two-days live surgery-based training course on aortic and mitral valve repair for cardiovascular and cardiothoracic surgeons. This educational course on minimally invasive / reconstructive heart valve surgery is organized by the Department of Cardiovascular Surgery, University Heart & Vascular Center Hamburg in cooperation with the Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery, University Hospital Augsburg.
Looking forward to welcoming you in Hamburg!
Hermann Reichenspurner & Evaldas Girdauskas
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Live Cases in HD-Transmission
Hamburg Valve Repair 2023
Training Course for Mitral and Aortic Valve Repair
in cooperation with University Hospital Augsburg
22. – 23.05.2023 | Hamburg, Germany
Event format: Hybrid
(Onsite in Hamburg & via LiveStream)
Program Day 1 | May 22, 2023
08:30 Introduction
H. Reichenspurner, E. Girdauskas, S. Blankenberg
08:30 – 12:30 Primary mitral valve disease
Panel: H. Reichenspurner, E. Girdauskas, N. Schofer, S. Blankenberg, E. Lubos
Live case 1: Totally 3D-endoscopic mitral valve repair for Barlow’s disease
Surgeons: N. Bonaros, Innsbruck / B. Kloth, Augsburg
ca. 10:00 – 10:30 Coffee break and visit of exhibition
Live case 2: Transapical transcatheter mitral valve implantation
Surgeons: L. Conradi, Hamburg / N. Schofer, Hamburg
- Mitral valve repair in Barlow’s disease
L. Müller, Innsbruck - Endoscopic mitral and concomitant tricuspid valve repair H. Reichenspurner, Hamburg
- The importance of 3D-echocardiography for surgical and interventional MV repair D. Kalbacher, Hamburg
13:30 – 14:00 Honored guest lecture: Minimally-invasive mitral valve repair – From the early days to daily routine
F.W. Mohr, Leipzig
14:00 – 18:00 Secondary mitral and tricuspid valve disease
Panel: J. Schofer, H. Treede, N. Bonaros, D. Kalbacher, P. Raake, M. Di Eusanio
Live case 3: Totally 3D-endoscopic mitral and concomitant beating-heart tricuspid valve repair
Surgeons: L. Conradi, Hamburg / S. Pecha, Hamburg
Live case 4: Totally 3D-endoscopic mitral valve
repair for Typ IIIb secondary MR
Surgeons: E. Girdauskas, Augsburg / B. Kloth, Augsburg
ca. 15:30 – 16:00 Coffee break and visit of exhibition
Live-in-the-Box: Combined transaxillary mitral valve repair and aortic valve replacement
Surgeon: M. Di Eusanio, Ancona
- Subannular repair in SMR: The Hamburg experience
J. Pausch, Hamburg - Transcatheter Edge-to-Edge Therapy for SMR in all patients
Pro: J. Schofer, Hamburg | Con: H. Treede, Mainz
Program Day 2 | May 23, 2023
08:30 – 12:30 Aortic Root disease
Panel: H. Treede, C. Detter, B. Wein,
B. Goldmann, G. Laufer
Live case 5: Aortic valve repair/remodeling
Surgeons: H.-J. Schäfers, Homburg / J. Petersen, Hamburg
ca. 10:00 – 10:30 Coffee break and visit of exhibition
Live case 6: Minimally-invasive aortic valve repair with internal annuloplasty
Surgeons: E. Girdauskas, Augsburg / T. Owais, Augsburg
- Echocardiographic assessment of AR and intraoperative visualisation
C. Sinning, Hamburg - Hemodynamic monitoring during and after cardiac surgery
L. Schulte-Uentrop, Hamburg - Importance of annuloplasty in aortic valve repair
E. Lansac, Paris
12:15 – 13:00 Lunch Symposium MEDTRONIC:
Lifetime Management in Aortic Valve Desease
13:00 – 13:30 Lunch break and visit of exhibition
13:30 – 14:00 Honored guest lecture: Aortic Valve Repair – A lifetime experience
H.-J. Schäfers, Homburg
14:00 – 18:00 Bicuspid aortic valve disease
Panel: E. Girdauskas, Y. Al Assar, M. Hübler, A. Schäfer, S. Elvinger
Live case 7: Bicuspid aortic valve repair with external annuloplasty
Surgeons: E. Lansac, Paris / B. Sill, Hamburg
ca. 15:30 – 16:00 Coffee break and visit of exhibition
Live case 8: Parasternal aortic valve replacement
Surgeons: G. Laufer, Wien / L. Conradi, Hamburg
- Ross procedure in non-elderly adults
J. Petersen, Hamburg - Concepts of ERAS and Ultra-, Mini-Fast-Track
S. Stock, Augsburg - TAVI in all bicuspid aortic valve diseases
Pro: N. Schofer, Hamburg | Con: T. Owais, Augsburg
18:00 Summary, Adjourn
Organizing Faculty
Y. Al Assar, Hamburg
S. Blankenberg, Hamburg
L. Conradi, Hamburg
C. Detter, Hamburg
S. Elvinger, Augsburg
E. Girdauskas, Augsburg
M. Hübler, Hamburg
D. Kalbacher, Hamburg
B. Kloth, Augsburg
T. Owais, Augsburg
J. Pausch, Hamburg
S. Pecha, Hamburg
J. Petersen, Hamburg
P. Raake, Augsburg
H. Reichenspurner, Hamburg
A. Schäfer, Hamburg
N. Schofer, Hamburg
L. Schulte-Uentrop, Hamburg
B. Sill, Hamburg
C. Sinning, Hamburg
S. Stock, Augsburg
B. Wein, Augsburg
Invited Faculty
N. Bonaros, Innsbruck
M. Di Eusanio, Ancona
B. Goldmann, Hamburg
E. Lansac, Paris
G. Laufer, Wien
E. Lubos, Hamburg
F.W. Mohr, Leipzig
L. Müller, Innsbruck
H.-J. Schäfers, Homburg
J. Schofer, Hamburg
H. Treede, Mainz
Registration fees
Onsite
Pre Registration
until May 16th, 2023- Physician, Healthcare Professional, Industry Partner
Registration
from May 17th, 2023- Physician, Healthcare Professional, Industry Partner
Employee Registration
all time- Employed at the UKE Unversity Hospital Hamburg / UKA University Hospital Augsburg
Livestream
Pre Registration
until May 16th, 2023- Physician, Healthcare Professional, Industry Partner
Registration
from May 17th, 2023- Physician, Healthcare Professional, Industry Partner
Employee Registration
all time- Employed at the UKE Unversity Hospital Hamburg / UKA University Hospital Augsburg
ACCREDITATION
Medical Association: Ärztekammer Hamburg
The program is accredited by the Hamburg Medical Association with 11 continuing education credits per day (22 CME credits in total).
The Hamburg Valve Repair 2023 is under the patronage of:
German Society for Thoracic, Heart and Vascular Surgery (DGTHG).
Partner
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN SPONSORING THE HAMBURG VALVE REPAIR?
PLEASE CONTACT US FOR FURTHER INFORMATION:
Anna-Lena Pflieger
Sponsoring & Exhibition
phone: 0611-204 809-240
Sponsors
We thank our partners for their support:
Valve Repair Partner
Valve Repair Sponsor
Valve Repair Exhibitor Package I
Valve Repair Exhibitor Package II
- Corcym Deutschland GmbH
- GEISTER Medizintechnik GmbH
- Siemens Healthcare GmbH
Edwards Lifesciences GmbH (20.000 €), Medtronic GmbH (20.000 €), Abbott Medical GmbH (12.000 €).
Hotels -Special Rates
Room reservation
We have reserved a hotel contingent for you in the following hotels from 22.05.2023 – 23.05.2023. You can book your room using the keyword “HHVR23”. After these dates, reservations can only be made upon request and at the prices valid at that time. All prices are per night incl. the currently valid VAT.
Lindner Park-Hotel Hagenbeck (bookable until 17.04.2023
Hagenbeckstraße 150,
22527 Hamburg
Phone: +49 40 800808 288
Email: info.hagenbeck@lindner.de
Web: www.lindner.de
Single room: € 167,00 breakfast incl.
Double room: € 195,00 breakfast incl.
Distance to the venue:
by foot 3 km, 20 min / by car 3,7 km, 10 min
the niu Bricks (bookable until 28.04.2023)
Christoph-Probst-Weg 33,
20251 Hamburg
Phone: +49 40 328 90 95 90
Email: bricks@the.niu.de
Web: the.niu.de
Single room: € 109,00 breakfast incl.
Double room: € 129,00 breakfast incl.
Distance to the venue:
by foot 0,7 km, 9 min / by car 1,3 km, 5 min
FAQ
1st
DO I NEED A SPECIAL SOFTWARE TO PARTICIPATE?
No, you do not need to install any special software to take part in the event. All you need is a computer, or mobile device with speakers and a working internet connection (with an internet speed of 5 Mbit/s download). We recommend a stable Wi-Fi connection or better a fixed LAN connection. All common internet browsers (e.g. Firefox, Chrome, Edge) are supported. We advise to use the latest version.
WILL THE LECTURES BE RECORDED AND AVAILABLE AFTER THE CONGRESS?
No, it´s a live event only and the lectures will not be recorded and accessible afterwards.
WHERE CAN I FIND MY LOGIN DATA TO ENTER THE LIVESTREAM?
You received your personal login data, comprising a user name and password, via e-mail shortly before the congress.
CAN I ASK QUESTIONS DURING THE LECTURES?
With the chat function below the livestream window you have the possibility to ask your questions directly to the moderators and the speakers .
WHERE AND WHEN WILL THE LIVESTREAM START?
You may find all current live sessions on the website “Livestreams”. There you may choose which channel you would like to view.
In the programme you may find an overview of all sessions and lectures.
CAN I PAUSE THE LIVESTREAM?
The livestream cannot be paused, as all sessions and lectures are live.
HOW DO I RECEIVE MY ATTENDANCE CERTIFICATE?
For each day you may download your attendance certificate below the livestream window. The button will appear each day at 11.30 a.m. Please refresh the website to see the button after this time of day.
HOW CAN I RECEIVE THE ACCREDITATION POINTS?
The number of accreditation points will be in accordance with the attended sessions. For this purpose, we will track your activity on the livestream.
For attendees from Germany, we will gladly submit the attendance to the Ärztekammer Hamburg (Hamburg Medical Association). Therefore, please enter your EFN (Einheitliche Fortbildungsnummer) below the livestream screen daily. Please note that the German EFN starts with the numbers 8027 and contains 15 digits.
You may also download the certificate below the livestream window after 11.30 a.m. Please refresh your browser to make the button appear after this time of day.
Please note: Attendees from abroad will additionally need to send their certificate to the responsible medical association.
