State of the Art Symposium
SA 1 - My future and me: personalised cardiac risk stratification
Lectures
SA 1 - Screening asymptomatic individuals: state of the evidence and future directions
10:42R. Vliegenthart, Groningen / Netherlands
Learning Objectives
1. To become familiar with the evidence for CT calcium scoring in asymptomatic individuals.
2. To learn about the current role of CT calcium scoring in primary prevention guidelines.
3. To appreciate the issues of the wide-spread use of CT calcium scoring and future directions.
SA 1 - Stable chest pain and current guidelines
11:21G. Muscogiuri, Milan / Italy
Learning Objectives
1. To become familiar with the clinical indication of CCTA in patients with chest pain.
2. To understand the clinical management of patients following CCTA results based on the current guidelines.
3. To understand the economic impact of CCTA in clinical practice following the guidelines.
4. To appreciate the impact of CCTA in terms of prognosis.
SA 1 - Risk stratification in the emergency department
10:10F. Bamberg, Freiburg / Germany
Learning Objectives
1. To learn about the role of cardiac CT in the emergency setting.
2. To become familiar with the different findings in cardiac CT in the emergency setting.
3. To understand the value of triple-rule-out CT scanning for risk stratification.
4. To learn about embedding in a non-imaging cardiac risk stratification in the emergency setting.
SA 1 - Emerging artificial intelligence biomarkers: above the current state of the art?
10:53C. De Cecco, Atlanta, GA / United States
Learning Objectives
1. To learn about current and future applications of machine learning/artificial intelligence in cardiac imaging.
2. To understand what is meant by the terms machine learning, deep learning, and radiomics in cardiac imaging.
3. To appreciate some of the limitations of artificial intelligence biomarkers in cardiac imaging.
2. To learn about the current role of CT calcium scoring in primary prevention guidelines.
3. To appreciate the issues of the wide-spread use of CT calcium scoring and future directions.
2. To understand the clinical management of patients following CCTA results based on the current guidelines.
3. To understand the economic impact of CCTA in clinical practice following the guidelines.
4. To appreciate the impact of CCTA in terms of prognosis.
2. To become familiar with the different findings in cardiac CT in the emergency setting.
3. To understand the value of triple-rule-out CT scanning for risk stratification.
4. To learn about embedding in a non-imaging cardiac risk stratification in the emergency setting.
2. To understand what is meant by the terms machine learning, deep learning, and radiomics in cardiac imaging.
3. To appreciate some of the limitations of artificial intelligence biomarkers in cardiac imaging.