A two-part discussion among world experts designed for the lay public, medical practitioners, entrepreneurs, and investors.
Part 1 — Designed for the lay public. We will start with the basics of the heart, discuss the common heart diseases, and explain the purpose of various tests. Everyone will benefit from this segment of the webinar.
Part 2 — Designed for physicians, entrepreneurs, investors, and anyone interested in how entrepreneurial companies can change the face of heart disease. This will be a more technically and medically sophisticated discussion of modern technologies and their impact on cardiac care.
Webinar Panelists
Moderated by:
Dr. Robin Prasad
Managing Partner, Bold Brain Capital
Dr. Michael Salerno
Cardiologist, Chief of Cardiac Imaging, Stanford University
Dr. Todd Villlines
Cardiologist, Professor of Medicine, University of Virginia, Past-President, Society of Cardiovascular CT (SCCT)
Dr. Bob Hu
Director, Cardiac MRI at Sutter Health, Adjunct Professor, Stanford University, Founder and Chief Medical Officer, Vista.AI
Dr. Raymond Y. Kwong
Professor of Medicine, Harvard Medical School and Director of Cardiac MRI at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital
Dr. Deborah Kwon
Cardiologist, Assistant professor or medicine and Director of Cardiac MRI at the Cleveland Clinic
Professor Stan Kachnowski
Chair of HITLAB, Director Digital Health Program, Columbia, Visiting professor IIT, New Delhi
Part One - For the Lay Public
Introduction
Understanding the Tests that Diagnose Heart Disease
In the Context of Ischemic Heart Disease:
Diagnostic Tests
Diagnostics Discussion
Part Two - For Medical Practitioners, Entrepreneurs and Investors - Modern Technologies and Their Impact on Cardiac Care
Question for Each Panelist: How are Modern Imaging Techniques and AI Driving Changes in the Cardiac Care Pathways?
Modern Imaging Techniques
Panelists Discuss Recent Developments:
Recent Developments
Last Question for Each of the Cardiologists: Do You See a Shift from the Old Paradigm of Diagnostic Cath, Nuclear Medicine and Echo to the New Paradigm of CT and MRI?
Final Question
