LMS Courses

TORONTO ACHD 2018 SESSION 1i – EBSTEIN ANOMALY: THE TOUGH QUESTIONS   Case 4 – Karen Stout – Repaired Ebstein, fertility treatment, and stroke RT:  8:57

TORONTO ACHD 2018 SESSION 1h – EBSTEIN ANOMALY: THE TOUGH QUESTIONS   Case 3 – May Ling Mah – Ebstein with LV Dysfunction RT:  15:16

EBSTEIN ANOMALY: Cases from the USA   Moderators: Gary Webb and Victor Tsang; Case presenters – Karen Stout and May Ling Mah   Case 1 – May Ling Mah – Teenage athlete with Ebstein RT:  22:17

 TORONTO ACHD 2018 SESSION 1g – EBSTEIN ANOMALY: THE TOUGH QUESTIONS Case 2 – Karen Stout – 59 year old woman with atrial fibrillation and hypoxemia RT:  18:42

TORONTO ACHD 2018 SESSION 1e – EBSTEIN ANOMALY: THE TOUGH QUESTIONS   Abstract: Contemporary outcomes and mortality risks of Ebstein anomaly – Varisara Pornprasertchai RT = 8:49

TORONTO ACHD 2018 SESSION 1d – EBSTEIN ANOMALY: THE TOUGH QUESTIONS   When to operate and the best surgical approach – Victor Tsang RT = 20:03

TORONTO ACHD 2018 SESSION 1b – EBSTEIN ANOMALY:   What is the natural history in adults? – Rafa Alonso RT = 16:12

TORONTO ACHD 2018 SESSION 1b – EBSTEIN ANOMALY: THE TOUGH QUESTIONS  How to image Ebstein and the value in decision making – Rachel Wald RT = 19:42

TORONTO ACHD 2018 SESSION 1 – EBSTEIN ANOMALY: THE TOUGH QUESTIONS How do we manage infants with Ebstein anomaly? – Osami Honjo RT = 18:31   What is the natural history in adults? – Rafa Alonso RT = 16:12   How to image Ebstein and the value in decision making – Rachel Wald RT =

         Bryan  Goldstein MD-RVOT, TPVR & Branch PA Abnormalities 9/12/2018           Recorded: 9/12/2018 9:00:00 AM           Duration: 1:33:41

         David  Spar – Conduction abnormalities in Isomerism with heart specimen demonstrations by Justin Tretter            Recorded: 9/14/2018 4:00:00 PM           Duration: 00:43:37

Toronto 2018 ACHD Symposium Session 5 : FOCUS ON OUTPATIENT CARE The Advanced Practice Provider Role – Shereli Soldevilla-Toronto 2018 RT:  11:03