Pacing and Clinical Electrophysiology

Edited By: John D.Fisher

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ISI Journal Citation Reports © Ranking: 2011: 47/72 (Engineering Biomedical); 77/117 (Cardiac & Cardiovascular Systems)

Online ISSN: 1540-8159

Pacemakers, ICDs and CRT 2010

14th Annual Understanding and Managing Pacemakers, ICDs, and CRT for the Allied Professional

The following presentations are brought to you free of charge by Wiley-Blackwell and Medtronic from the 14th Annual Understanding and Managing Pacemakers, ICDs, and CRT for the Allied Professional Meeting. To find out more information about the program please consult the 2011 Course Website.

		Hemodynamics of Device Therapy David L. Hayes, MD
		Programming: Tenets for all Devices & Which Pacing Mode is Best? David L. Hayes, MD
		Industry Speed Session #1
		Common Troubleshooting David L. Hayes, MD
		Device Interference David L. Hayes, MD
		Interpreting the Paced Electrocardiogram Samuel J. Asirvatham, MD
		Pacemaker Troubleshooting 1 David L. Hayes, MD
		CRT-ECG Interpretation S. Asirvatham, MD
		Remote Monitoring: State of the Art David L. Hayes, MD Elizabeth A. Ching, RN Nick Payne, RN & Industry Expert Panel
		Advanced Pacemaker Features: Industry Insight Paul J. Wang, MD David Hayes, MD - moderators
		Pacemaker Troubleshooting II David L. Hayes, MD
		CRT Troubleshooting P. Wang, MD
		Recalls; Advisories; End of Life Issues Paul J. Wang, MD and Faculty Panel
		CRT Device A-V and V-V Optimization Cases** Brian Powell, MD
		Dealing with Concerns of the ICD Patient Melissa Rott, RN
		What Do Device Experts Need to Know about Echo for CRT Management? Brian Powell, MD
		DFT Testing Paul Wang, MD
		ICD Troubleshooting Paul J. Wang, MD
		CRT 2010 – State of the Art David L. Hayes, MD
		CRT – Mechanisms of Clinical Effectiveness Samuel J. Asirvatham, MD
		Tools to Assess the CRT Patient (including Electrocardiography of CRT) Samuel J. Asirvatham, MD
		CRT Troubleshooting & Dealing with the Non-Responder Paul J. Wang, MD