Resources from EACVI Teaching Course Belgrade 2010

Cardiac emergencies: What could be expected from echocardiography in different clinical scenarios?

The European Association of Cardiovascular Imaging (formerly EAE) organised a teaching course in collaboration with the Echocardiographic Society of Serbia (ECHOS) on 22-23 October 2010 in Belgrade, Serbia.

This 2-day course was dedicated to Cardiac emergencies: What could be expected from echocardiography in different clinical scenarios?

You could not attend the course? Access the slides here.

View the presented slides during the teaching course:

Presentation	Presenter
Acute Aortic Syndrom	Prof Frank Flachskampf
Acute central and peripheral embolism	Dr Maria Jao Andrade
Acute decompensated heart failure , pulmonary edema	Dr Agnes Pasquet
Acute myocardial infarction and other causes of acute chest pain	Dr Maria Jao Andrade
Acute pulmonary embolism	Prof Petros Nihoyannopoulos
Cardiac tamponade, echo-guided pericardiocentesis	Prof Fausto Pinto
Cardiogenic shock, cardiac arrest, CPR	Dr Fabio Guarracino
Chest trauma	Dr Georges Karatasakis
Echo pitfalls in emergencies	Dr Ioan Mircea Coman
Emergency echo, emergency setting, ABCD approach	Prof Aleksandar Neskovic
Emergency intraoperative echo	Dr Justian Swanevelder
Mechanical complications of acute myocardial infarction	Dr Luigi Badano
New murmur : acute valvular regurgitations	Dr Agnes Pasquet
Perioperative low cardiac output syndrome	Dr Georges Athanassopoulos
Who should perform and interpret emergency echo	Dr Bogdan A Popescu
Prosthetic valve dysfunction	Prof Frank Flachskampf
Stress echo in the emergency room	Prof Albert Varga

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Resources from EACVI Teaching Course Belgrade 2010

Cardiac emergencies: What could be expected from echocardiography in different clinical scenarios?

View the presented slides during the teaching course: