Prevention is at the heart of cardiology these days. Expand your perspective as a total-body cardiovascular specialist by not only delving into the pathophysiology of atherosclerosis and arterial inflammation, but also learning successful strategies to control hypertension, manage abnormal blood lipids and help patients lose weight.
HOT TOPICS
HIV-Associated Cardiovascular Disease
- Vascular disease in HIV-infected patients
- Metabolic syndrome, dyslipidemia and myocardial ischemia/infarction in AIDS
- Cardiac mitochrondrial disease in AIDS
- Antiretroviral cardiac disease in children
Low HDL Cholesterol
- What is the risk associated with low HDL cholesterol?
- From genomics to proteomics: Unraveling HDL heterogeneity
- Novel strategies to raise HDL levels
Hypertension and Heart Failure
- Epidemiology, pathophysiology
- Hypertension and systolic heart failure
- The link between hypertension and heart failure with preserved ejection fraction
More Highlights
- Phospholipase and cardiovascular disease: How do we measure inflammation and what is its role in plaque rupture?
- Atherosclerosis update: How to identify and treat high-risk patients
- Left ventricular hypertrophy: Risks and causes
Learn from the Experts
- Weight loss in ischemic heart disease: What is the best approach?
- Statin myopathy: Causes, diagnosis, and treatment of this vexing problem
- Managing risk factors without medications
- What is the role of diuretics and beta blockers in treating hypertension?
VHP Spotlight
- Are the benefits of statins based only on LDL reduction?
- HDL-raising therapies: Can the promise be fulfilled?
- State-of-the-Art lecture: Role of exercise in the treatment of metabolic syndrome
- Should beta blockers be initial antihypertensive therapy?
- Should antihypertensive therapy target a reduction in LV mass?
- Renal artery hypertension and the role of renal stenting
- The role of salt in hypertension
PLUS
With Full-Access registration, i2 Summit also offers:
- Imaging of vulnerable plaque
- The latest in endovascular evaluation and treatment
- Percutaneous approaches to aortic disease
- Interactive case presentations and discussions throughout the day on clinical strategies of importance to both interventional and general cardiologists