Philips at ESC Congress 2023
25 August - 28 August, RAI Amsterdam
Thank you to all attendees!
We thank all who were able to attend this year’s European Society of Cardiology programs, including the hands-on workshop sessions, expert symposium on innovations in cardiac imaging workflow, and a friendly open echo skills competition using LifeTec’s Cardiac BioSimulator, the new Philips Compact Ultrasound 5500CV system and Philips Collaboration Live tele-ultrasound. If you missed the symposium or hands-on workshops, sign up to access the recordings when they become available on demand.
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Did you catch the Philips satellite symposium?
If you were registered for ESC 2023, but were not able to attend the satellite symposium, you can still view it through the ESC website. Top cardiology thought leaders addressed some of the major challenges in peri-interventional and diagnostic echocardiography, such as advancing and complementing imaging techniques during tricuspid valve interventions, a revolutionary imaging workflow for occlusion of the left atrial appendage, and the importance of first-time-right ultrasound imaging during cancer therapy.
Challenging the standard workflow in cardiology imaging
If you weren’t able to attend ESC 2023, you can sign up to access it when it becomes available on demand.
ESC registered attendees, access the recording here.
Meet the speakers
Erasmus Univ. Hosp., Netherlands
Leiden Univ. Hosp., Netherlands
La Paz Univ. Hosp., Spain
Columbia Univ Irving Medical Ctr, USA
St Antonius Hospital, Netherlands
Philips hands-on tutorials at ESC 2023
Multimodality learning is crucial to the future of cardiac care. I know you won't want to miss these recordings of hands-on sessions.
Dr. Francesco Fulvio Faletra
ISMETT UPMC Senior Imaging Consultant Palermo, IT
You can still access recordings of 4 full days of hands-on workshops about best practices in multimodality cardiac imaging with expert teams. See first-time-right imaging for cardiac care, including valvular and related diseases, cardiomyopathies, and intracardiac masses and cardiac tumors. Sign up to receive access to these on demand sessions and other news about Philips and cardiac care.
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