Minimally invasive cardiac surgery course (MICS) / ESCTS April 2020
Targeted candidates
The course is directed to cardiothoracic surgeons, cardiologists, cardiac anesthesiologists and perfusionists.
By the end of this course the candidates are expected to learn the following
Evolution of minimally invasive cardiac surgery
Different pathologies that can be managed using this approach
Patient selection for MICS
Various techniques and incisions available to perform the targeted surgery
Advances in industry which facilitates MICS
How to monitor the patient safely using the mini- incisions.
· Variation in perfusion techniques during MICS
· Learn fundamentals of using TEE during MICS
· Gain essential skills required to performing MICS, using the specialized surgical instruments, disposables, etc.
· Watch live in a box videos about interesting surgeries done through this approach.
· The future of MICS
Time Frame
-Minimal invasive Mitral Valve Surgery Tips and tricks
-Robotic Mitral Valve Surgery
-Minimal Invasive AF Ablation
-Debate: Is minimal invasive Mitral Valve surgery superior to full sternotomy
-Minimal invasive Aortic Valve Surgery Tips and tricks
-Patien selection for different incisions for Aortic Valve surgery ( Full Sternotomy, Partial Sternotomy, right anterior thoracotomy)
-Mini-bentall and
other Aortic surgeries done through mini incision.
-Minimal invasive
coronary artery bypass surgery tips and tricks
-Patient selection for
MIDCAB and multi vs minimal invasive CABG
-Beating heart surgery tips and tricks.
-Endoscopic conduit
harvesting for CABG
-MICS for other
structural heart disease; Tricuspid valve surgery, ASD closure, resection of
cardiac tumors, etc.
-Hybrid MICS
-MICS in redo cases
-Role of MICS in
pediatric cardiac surgery
-Anesthetic and
perfusion consideration during MICS
-Industry serving MICS
(surgical, 3D screens, disposables, knot tying devices, etc.
-Live in a box videos showing interesting MICS e.g. (Redo cases, mini-thoracotomy multiple valve surgery, trans-catheter Mitral valve implantation, Trans-apical chords for failed Mitral repair.
· Workshop: TEE for surgeons
Cadaveric workshop on Minimal invasive Mitral valve Surgery
Contents:
The sessions will be in the form of lectures, panel discussion, live in a box, workshops and hands on trainingPiroze Minoo Davierwala
Herzzentrum Leipzig, University Leipzig, Germany.
Inderpaul Birdi, Mch
The Essex Cardiothoracic center, Nethermayne, Essex,
UK.
Paul Modi
Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital, Liverpool, UK.
Olivier Jegaden
Cleveland clinic Abu Dhabi, Abu Dhabi, UAE.