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RHICS 17th Expert Forum
Heart Failure: Surgical Options
23 October 2019
8:00 – 12:00
Congress Venue
Royal Carlton Hotel, Bologna
Registration is free
Congress Venue:
Royal Carlton Hotel
Via Montebello 8
40121 Bologna
Italy
Greeting Remarks To all my good friends and colleagues, This year’s only meeting of our Society will take place at the wonderful city of Bologna which has an immense historical importance, since it houses the oldest University in Europe – it is said to date back to 1088, and one of the earliest medical schools together with the most notably Schola Medica Salernitana at Salerno in southern Italy, which opened in the 9th century. Antonio Loforte, who worked with me in Berlin for a few years, has invited us to join him since he was elected to host the 2019 Congress of the International Society for Mechanical Support (ISMCS) in Bologna. Antonio suggested that we add an Expert Forum on Heart Failure Surgery. This, I think is a most welcome opportunity not only to highlight and add some of our special interesting topics to the program but also to enjoy the company of many MCS friends in this great hospitable city. Mechanical circulatory support for heart failure has been one of our main fields of introduction since 1987 when we performed the first successful bridge-to-transplant procedure in Germany using Bücherl’s total artificial heart. This was then followed by the initiation of the Berlin Heart Company in 1988, which has been the only of its kind coming from Europe and with whom we developed the VAD systems for children of any age and size. The developed Berlin Heart VAD device for children remains the only available pediatric pump worldwide. Berlin is where we also implanted the first-ever rotational flow VAD worldwide, the DeBakey Micromed pump, in 1998. This is among the many other “firsts” such as the first explantation of a VAD after full cardiac recovery in 1995. I am grateful to Antonio Loforte and wish him and us much success with fruitful new insights and a very pleasant stay in this marvelous city. Likewise, I want to thank Eva Javier Delmo, without whom our Symposium would not be possible. I want to express my high appreciation to Jürgen Ennker for his long-term presidency and continuous support to our goals. All the best, Roland Hetzer Honorary President
Greeting Remarks Dear Colleagues, dear Friends, dear Professor Hetzer, It is a great privilege for me to invite you to the 17th Expert Forum of the Roland Hetzer International Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery Society. Starting October 2011 with the first Expert Forum in Lisbon, our symposia have been held worldwide, not only in Europe but also in South and North America, several times Asia and last year (2018) in Moscow, incorporated in the Annual Meeting of the Asian Society for Cardiovascular & Thoracic Surgery. These reflect the high esteem and recognition garnered by our Society and its Symposia in the scientific world. Our 17th Expert Forum was originally planned in honor of the 75th birthday of Prof. Hetzer to take place during Springtime 2019 in the ever-fascinating and amazing capital city, Berlin. The city is where Professor Hetzer is living and has been taking care of his patients and coworkers since he inaugurated and started the Deutsches Herzzentrum Berlin in 1986, 33 years ago. Under his steering leadership more than 100,000 cardiothorcic and vascular surgical cases including more than 76,000 open heart operations using heart and lung machine were performed. The institution became world famous and a haven for patients seeking treatment for the entire spectrum and complete range of cardiovascular illnesses. During the early years, I had the honor of being part of his team. Being trained by him, I recall that we received hundreds of patients rejected elsewhere from life-saving therapy. He never sent away any suffering human being. There is neither no place nor time to honor all his accomplishments. The making of the Roland Hetzer International Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery Society, in this context, paved the way to recognize and acknowledge these enormous achievements. To those who are interested in augmenting their scientific aspirations on top of personal experience, I can only recommend the editorial of our general secretary in HSR Proceedings in Intensive Care and Cardiovascular Anesthesia 2011;3 ( 3) 153-156. As the spring session planned had been postponed, we have now the chance to enjoy the meeting in the lively historical capital city of the north Italian region Emilia-Romagna, Bologna. Taking place in conjunction with 27th Annual Meeting of the International Society
for Mechanical Circulatory Support, we will not only have the chance to listen to the lectures of this well- respected meeting, but also to the very interesting proceedings of the RHICS 17th Expert Forum on „Heart Failure Surgical Options“, which will be given by specialized and internationally well-renowned members of the RHICS and ist friends. We highly appreciate your participation in our Bologna meeting, thereby making it another success, not only scientifically but also by joining again as longtime friends and also as highly-regarded colleagues. Looking forward to meeting you there in Bologna! Jürgen Ennker President
Greeting Remarks Dear colleagues, guests and friends, The RHICS 17th Expert Forum comes together in the beautiful city of Bologna. Once again, our distinguished organizers have been able to put together a superb program. We are extremely thankful to all those who have helped make the RHICS such an outstanding venue for up- to- date views and discussions in the field of cardiovascular medicine. The circle of international experts will again debate the latest developments in our specialty. Seventeen meetings have united and strengthened our international circle of dedicated friends. Thirty years after the fall of the Berlin Wall, it is indeed very impressive to see how among those who traveled through the German Heart Center in Berlin a band of experts arose , who continue to pull down walls and open up new perspectives in medicine. Let us express our deep gratitude to the mentors, leaders, experts and good friends and use this meeting to sharpen our focus on the future of cardiovascular science. Let us thank our hosts for their gracious invitation and the organizers for their great work. And let us enjoy the beauty of Bologna, the Science, and Friendship. Best wishes, Matthias Loebe
Notes
Program | Wednesday, October 23, 2019
Heart Failure: Surgical Options
Moderators: Roland Hetzer | Matthias Loebe | Antonio Loforte
13:00 Welcome Remarks Roland Hetzer (Germany)
18:10 Heart transplantation: Roland Hetzer (Germany)
does the heart last?
8:40 VAD in heart failure in adults: Michael Dandel (Germany)
Is myocardial recovery a realistic goal?
9:10 The mitral valve in heart failure: Matthias Loebe (USA)
fix it or forget it?
9:40 Coffee Break
10:00 VAD in heart failure in children: Eva Maria Javier Delmo (Germany)
bridge to heart transplantation or myocardial recovery?
10:20 Heart failure: Antonio Loforte (Italy)
challenging cases and solutions
10:40 Stem Cell application in heart failure: Gustav Steinhoff (Germany)
alternative to surgery?
11:00 Interventional transcatheter treatment procedures Francesco Saia (Italy)
(Mitraclip, Cardioband, TAVI) in heart failure
11:20 Hybrid transcatheter left ventricular reconstruction Mauro Biffi (Italy)
for the treatment of ischaemic cardiomyopathy.
11:40 The anesthesiologist: Massimo Baiocchi (Italy)
role and view in treatment of heart failure
12:00 Conventional cardiac surgery in patients Harald Hausmann (Germany)
with end-stage coronary artery disease: yesterday and today
12:20 Experts' DiscussionNotes
Faculty Massimo Baiocchi, MD Intensive Care Unit Leader Cardiovascular and Thoracic Surgery Department Pad 23 CTV – Policlinico Sant'Orsola, Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna Cell Phone +393474432960 Work Dect +390512149092 e-mail: massimo.baiocchi@aosp.bo.it Mauro Biffi, MD Director of Electrophysiology CardioThoracic and Vascular Department, Sant'Orsola – Malpighi Hospital Bologna, Italy e-mail: mbiffi64@gmail.com Michael Dandel, MD, PhD Department of Cardiology, Cardio Centrum Berlin Unter den Linden 21, 10117 Berlin, Germany phone: +49 15205193788 e-mail: mdandel@aol.com Harald Hausmann, MD, PhD Director, Department of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery, Mediclin Hezzentrum Coswig Lerchenfeld 1, 06869 Coswig phone: +49 34903/49-301 fax: +49 34903/49-303 e-mail: harald.hausmann@mediclin.de www.herzzentrum-coswig.de Roland Hetzer, MD, PhD Professor of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery Former Medical Director and Chief, Deutsches Herzzentrum Berlin (1985-September 2014) Department of Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery, Cardio Centrum Berlin (since 2015) Unter den Linden 21, 10117 Berlin, Germany phone: +49 173 9998020 e-mail: mail@rolandhetzer.de; roland.hetzer@gmail.com http://www.rolandhetzer.de Eva Maria Javier Delmo MD, MSc, PhD Associate Professor of Surgery, Charité Research Organization, Universitätsmedizin Berlin – Charité Charitéplatz 1, 10117 Berlin, Germany phone: +49 151 1727 6166 e-mail: eva.javierdelmo@gmail.com
Matthias Loebe M.D. Ph.D. F.C.C.P. F.A.C.C. Director, Thoracic Transplant and Mechanical Support Miami Transplant Institute, Memorial Jackson Health System Professor of Surgery, Professor of Biomedical Engineering University of Miami 1801 N.W. 9th Avenue, Miami, FL 33136 phone: +1 305-355-5346 e-mail: mxl1039@med.miami.edu Antonio Loforte, MD, PhD Cardiothoracic Surgeon Cardiothoracic, Transplantation and Vascular Surgery Department, Sant'Orsola Hospital, Alma Mater Studiorum University of Bologna Via Massarenti n. 9, 40138 Bologna, Italy. phone: (Office) +39 051 214 9043 cellular: +39 338 4395425 fax: +39 051 345990 e-mail: antonino.loforte@aosp.bo.it; antonioloforte@yahoo.it skype: antonioloforte_2 Francesco Saia, MD, PhD, FESC Interventional Cardiologist Cardio-Thoraco-Vascular Department University Hospital of Bologna Policlinico Sant'Orsola - Malpighi (Pad. 23) via Massarenti n. 9 , 40138 Bologna, Italy phone: +39 051 2144475 fax: +39 051 2143436 e-mail: francesco.saia@unibo.it; francescosaia@hotmail.com Gustav Steinhoff, MD, PhD Director, Department of Cardiac Surgery and Reference and Translation Center for Cardiac Stem Cell Therapy (RTC) University Medicine Rostock Schillingallee 35, 18055 Rostock, Germany phone: +49 179 39 39 344 e-mail: gustav.steinhoff@med.uni-rostock.de
Committees
Scientific and Program Committee
Jürgen Ennker
Eva Delmo Walter
Roland Hetzer
Roland Hetzer International Cardiothoracic and Vascular Surgery Society
(RHICS e.V.)
Office: Pacelliallee 15A
14195 Berlin
phone: +49 (30) 84417551
fax: +49 (30) 84417552
e-mail: rhics.org@gmail.com
website: www.rhics.org
Finanzamt für Körperschaften I
Steuernummer: 27/640/59249
Bank Details: RHICS e.V.
Commerzbank
IBAN: DE38 1008 0000 0602 2273 00
BIC: DRESDEFF100
Contact Person: Eva Maria Delmo Javier MD, MSc, PhD
phone: +49 151 17276166
e-mail: rhics.org@gmail.comTo honor the mentorship, leadership and contributions of Prof. Dr. Roland Hetzer in the field
of cardiothoracic and vascular surgery, the Roland Hetzer International Cardiothoracic and
Vascular Surgery Society (RHICS) was founded by cardiothoracic and vascular surgeons who
have trained and worked under Prof. Hetzer, including former students, present staff and
colleagues from all over the world. The exclusive objectives of the RHICS are:
1. to provide a forum for expert discussion on relevant cardiothoracic issues, to set up
guidelines based on conclusions derived from this expert opinion forum
2. to promote cardiothoracic surgical education skills from beyond standardized and
statistical (experience-based) medicine to a patient-based medicine wherein
treatment approaches are individualized and personalized, and specific high-quality
treatment is tailored to the patients’ unique pathology so as to give them an optimal
quality of life, after surgery
3. to promote continuing medical education through the holding of regular symposia
and meetings and the continuance of clinical and experimental research efforts and
the publication of the results in scientific journals, and
4. to foster international collaboration and cooperation in clinical practice and
scientific research in cardiothoracic and vascular surgery and associated fields.
The RHICS thus hopes to continue the legacy of Prof. Hetzer.
After its conception (by Drs. Delmo Walter, Ennker and Loebe) on January 29, 2010 and
tremendous concerted efforts by Drs. Gerhard Ziemer, Harald Hausmann, Michele Musci,
Thomas Krabatsch, Charles Yankah, Ralf Sodian, Luc Tambeur, Hermann Kuppe and Boris
Nasseri, the RHICS was legally founded on May 20, 2011 at 17:30, in the presence of its
lawyer, Dr. Maren Bedau, and the Honorary President himself, Prof. Roland Hetzer.
The Constitution was signed by Drs. Ziemer, Ennker, Hausmann, Delmo Walter, Musci, Nasseri
and Kuppe with distant attendance of M. Loebe (via teleconference from Houston, Texas,
USA), which took place at the Deutsches Herzzentrum Library.
The RHICS Society was formally inaugurated on June 13, 2011 at the Hotel Intercontinental
Berlin. It is now recognized by the German Tax Authorities as a non-profit, tax-exempted
scientific organization.Honorary President Board of Directors
President: Jürgen Ennker
1st Vice-President: Matthias Loebe
2nd Vice-President: Harald Hausmann
Secretary General: Eva Maria Delmo Walter
International
and Press Relations: Thomas Krabatsch
Roland Hetzer
Advisory Board Legal Consultant Honorary Members
Gerhard Ziemer Maren Bedau Francis Fontan
Ottavio Alfieri Richard Van Praagh
José Luis Pomar Francis Robicsek
Founding Members
Jürgen Ennker (Germany) Eva Maria Delmo Walter (Germany) Matthias Loebe (USA)
Harald Hausmann (Germany) Gerhard Ziemer (USA) Boris Nasseri (Germany)
Thomas Krabatsch (Germany)
Members
Albania: Brenda Cheng Xiang Wang
Besnik Kojcici Huimin Fan Hongchao Wei
Congrong Gao Yanhu Wu
Argentina: Yongsheng Gong Jian Yang
Alejandro Mario Bertolotti Yifei Hua Liang Ye
Roberto René Favaloro Fei Qiong Huang Ning Ye
Hong Huang Jun Yin
Belgium: Tieyan Li Ning Yin
Paul Verrelst Gang Liu Jian ye Zeng
Minjie Liu Hu Zhang
Bosnia-Herzegovina: Siu Liu Wei Zhang
Ilirijana Karabdic Ting-liang Liu Xueqin Zhang
Yong Liu Liling Zheng
Brazil: Jiang Ping
Januario Manoel de Souza John zhaohui Shan Croatia:
Rafael Otto Schneidewind Zhaohui Shan Ivan Jelic
Jian Sun
China: Tucheng Sun Germany:
Tim Au Malcolm Underwood Wolfgang Albert
Hao Cao Dong Wang Vladimir Alexi-Meskishvili
Yu Chen Haitao Wang Aref AmiriJügen Backa Bernd Schafmeister Poland: Rufus Baretti Hans-Joachim Schäfers Bohdan Maruszewski Kerstin Bauer Christian Schlensak Piotr Pryzbylowski Stephan Bauer Christoph Schmid Jerzy Sadowski Friedhelm Beyersdorf Jens Schubel Michael Borger Gerhard Schuler Russia: Wolfgang Böttcher Udo Schwehr Renat Akchurin Semih Buz Hans-Hinrich Sievers Youry Belenkov Tito Chavez Björn Sill Natalia Khavbarova Mei-Chu Chuang-Franz Henryk Siniawski Alexey Koroteev Fatmir Dalladaku Ralf Sodian Rolf Dammrau Natalia Solowjowa South Africa: Michael Dandel Christof Stamm Francis Edwin Smit Pascal Dohmen Brigitte Stiller Thorsten Drews Axel Unbehaun Spain: Ina Carolin Ennker Herbert Vetter Albert Miralles Jaime-Jürgen Eulert-Grehn Thorsten Wahlers Carlos Mestres Peter Ewert Henning Warnecke José Luis Pomar Udo Flesch Yuguo Weng Norbert Friedl Charles Abraham Yankah Switzerland: Ortwin Friesewinkel Burkhart Zipfel Paul Libera Ines Grabicki Paul Mohacsi Onnen Grauhan Greece: René Prêtre Ludwig Guenkel Nickolaus Tsilimingas Eckhard Gutsch Taiwan: Lale Hakami India: Hsiao-Huang Chang Robert Hammerschmidt Ravi Agarwal Michael Hofmann UAE: Katrin Klünner Italy: Luc Tambeur Christoph Knosalla Ottavio Alfieri Takeshi Komoda Giovanni Landoni UK: Marian Kukucka Massimo Lemma Christopher McGregor Frank Merkle Antonio Loforte Ulrich Rosendahl Oliver Miera Francesco Musumeci Alexander Mladenov Federico Pappalardo USA: Friedrich Mohr Piero Proietti Emile Bacha Nicole Nagdyman Alberto Zangrillo Mariano Javier Artashes Navasardyan Francis Fynn-Thompson Barbara Nickolaus Japan: John Mayer Björn Peters Kenji Okada J. Scott Rankin Petar Petrov Shunji Sano Virna Sales Rainer Petzina Takeo Tedoriya Nikolay Vasilyev Evgenij Potapov Nasser Qedra Netherlands: Corporate member: Vera Regitz-Zagrosek Theo de By Sylvia Gannam, Gert Reinicke SyGan Medical GmbH Monique Reinicke Peru: (Germany) André Rüffer Cesar Dallas Zuñiga
Announcement
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