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December 8-9, 2017
Renaissance São Paulo Hotel
São Paulo, Brazil
Join others who are interested in preventing, diagnosing and treating heart valve disease at the 2017 AATS International Cardiovascular Symposium. A faculty of international leaders will be discussing state-of the-art information on devices, long-term results and surgical techniques. The program is available in English, Spanish and Portuguese and the meeting will have translations available.
Several faculty members have shared the why surgeons should attend the Symposium. Miguel Sousa-Uva from the Hospital Santa Cruz in Lisbon, Portugal says, “The AATS International Cardiovascular Symposium in São Paulo, Brazil includes a wide-ranging program focusing on today’s hot topics and is a fantastic opportunity to meet experts, share ideas and learn from each other to improve patients’ outcomes.”
Vinod H. Thourani of Medstar Washington Hospital Center, Georgetown University in Washington, DC shared this: “The meeting in Brazil this December is extremely exciting; the world will come together to share ideas, techniques, and management skills in adult patients with cardiac surgery disease processes.”
Program Directors
Joseph S. Coselli
Walter J. Gomes
Marc R. Moon
Thoralf M. Sundt, III
To see the program, register or learn more about the faculty visit: aats.org/ics
December 8-9, 2017
Renaissance São Paulo Hotel
São Paulo, Brazil
Join others who are interested in preventing, diagnosing and treating heart valve disease at the 2017 AATS International Cardiovascular Symposium. A faculty of international leaders will be discussing state-of the-art information on devices, long-term results and surgical techniques. The program is available in English, Spanish and Portuguese and the meeting will have translations available.
Several faculty members have shared the why surgeons should attend the Symposium. Miguel Sousa-Uva from the Hospital Santa Cruz in Lisbon, Portugal says, “The AATS International Cardiovascular Symposium in São Paulo, Brazil includes a wide-ranging program focusing on today’s hot topics and is a fantastic opportunity to meet experts, share ideas and learn from each other to improve patients’ outcomes.”
Vinod H. Thourani of Medstar Washington Hospital Center, Georgetown University in Washington, DC shared this: “The meeting in Brazil this December is extremely exciting; the world will come together to share ideas, techniques, and management skills in adult patients with cardiac surgery disease processes.”
Program Directors
Joseph S. Coselli
Walter J. Gomes
Marc R. Moon
Thoralf M. Sundt, III
To see the program, register or learn more about the faculty visit: aats.org/ics
December 8-9, 2017
Renaissance São Paulo Hotel
São Paulo, Brazil
Join others who are interested in preventing, diagnosing and treating heart valve disease at the 2017 AATS International Cardiovascular Symposium. A faculty of international leaders will be discussing state-of the-art information on devices, long-term results and surgical techniques. The program is available in English, Spanish and Portuguese and the meeting will have translations available.
Several faculty members have shared the why surgeons should attend the Symposium. Miguel Sousa-Uva from the Hospital Santa Cruz in Lisbon, Portugal says, “The AATS International Cardiovascular Symposium in São Paulo, Brazil includes a wide-ranging program focusing on today’s hot topics and is a fantastic opportunity to meet experts, share ideas and learn from each other to improve patients’ outcomes.”
Vinod H. Thourani of Medstar Washington Hospital Center, Georgetown University in Washington, DC shared this: “The meeting in Brazil this December is extremely exciting; the world will come together to share ideas, techniques, and management skills in adult patients with cardiac surgery disease processes.”
Program Directors
Joseph S. Coselli
Walter J. Gomes
Marc R. Moon
Thoralf M. Sundt, III
To see the program, register or learn more about the faculty visit: aats.org/ics