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24th AnnualEcho HawaiiJanuary 20 – 24, 2014Hapuna Beach Prince HotelKohala Coast, Big Island, HICourse DirectorJonathan Lindner, MD, FASEOregon Health & Science University, Portland, ORCourse Co-DirectorThomas Ryan, MD, FASEPast-President, ASEThe Ohio State University, Columbus, OHNewMainteof Cert nanceificatSession ionRegister at www.asecho.org/EchoHawaiiCanadian Society ofEchocardiographyJointly Sponsored by the American Society of Echocardiography and the American Society of Echocardiography Education and Research FoundationIn Cooperation with Canadian Society of Echocardiography
Program InformationOverview of Echo HawaiiEcho Hawaii presents the latest information on established andemerging cardiovascular ultrasound technologies. Expert U.S.and international faculty discuss state-of-the-art technologieswith a particular focus on how they can be effectively appliedin the clinical setting. Case-based approaches are used todiscuss new and established uses of echocardiography fordiagnosis and guiding management in patients with a broadarray of cardiovascular conditions. Topics include: advancedassessment of systolic and diastolic function, 3D/4D imaging,adult congenital heart disease, contemporary approaches tovalve disease, guidance of interventional procedures, contrastechocardiography, ischemic heart disease and aortic pathology.Special sessions are available for sonographer education andlaboratory quality improvement.ObjectivesUpon completion of this program, participants will be better able to: Integrate echocardiographic information in clinical decision making. Assess ventricular and valvular function using Doppler hemodynamics. Describe Doppler assessment of diastolic function/dysfunction. Explain new advances in the echocardiographic assessment of leftand right ventricular function. Integrate echocardiographic assessment of cardiomyopathies andsystemic diseases in patient management. Define clinical uses of TEE and 3D echocardiography. Evaluate the usefulness and limitations of stress echocardiography. Recognize the role of echo contrast and be able to incorporate itsuse in the echo laboratory. Integrate echo information in the management of valvular heartdisease.Who Should Attend?This course is designed for adult cardiologists, cardiovascularsurgeons, cardiovascular anesthesiologists, fellows in training,cardiovascular sonographers, internists, and intensive care specialistswith special interest in clinical cardiology and echocardiography.Accreditation and DesignationThis activity has been planned and implemented in accordancewith the Essential Areas and policies of the Accreditation Councilfor Continuing Medical Education through the joint sponsorshipof the American Society of Echocardiography and the AmericanSociety of Echocardiography Education and Research Foundation.The American Society of Echocardiography is accredited by theACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.The American Society of Echocardiography designates this liveactivity for a maximum of 29.25 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM.Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with theextent of their participation in the activity.ARDMS and CCI recognize ASE’s certificates and have agreedto honor the credit hours toward their registry requirements forsonographers.All or a portion of this educational activity may meet the CMErequirement for IAC Echocardiography accreditation.The American Society of Echocardiography is committedto ensuring that its educational mission and all sponsorededucational programs are not influenced by the special interestsof any corporation or individual, and its mandate is to retain onlythose speakers whose financial interests can be effectively resolvedto maintain the goals and educational integrity of the program.While a monetary or professional affiliation with a corporationdoes not necessarily influence a speaker’s presentation, theEssential Areas and policies of the ACCME require that anyrelationships that could possibly conflict with the educationalvalue of the program be resolved prior to the educational sessionand disclosed to the audience.A New Learning OpportunityThe Maintenance of Certification (MOC) session will bean early bird session on Wednesday, January 22, 2014, andThursday, January 23, 2014. This session requires separateregistration. Upon completion registrants will be given accessto an online module to complete to be awarded MOC credits.This session highlights several key topics through a study ofclinical patient scenarios provided and analyzed by field experts.Guided by faculty moderators and audience response, topicscovered will include: new technology, artifacts, valvular heartdisease, ventricular size and function, coronary artery disease,cardiomyopathies, congenital heart disease, Doppler, diastolicfunction, pericardial disease, stress echocardiography and cardiacmasses.Registration for this session includes access to the ASE OnlineMOC Module.Accommodations and Lodging InformationIn January 2013, the Hapuna Prince beach hotel was namedone of Travel Leisure’s Global Top 50 Hotels and Resorts 2013.Situated on the sunny Kohala Coast, Hapuna Beach Prince Hotelhas defined Big Island luxury since its opening in 1994. Perfectlynestled into the bluffs above the top-rated Hapuna Beach, thehotel presents a flowing, contemporary Hawaiian style whereguests experience the true essence of rejuvenation. All of theHapuna Prince Hotel’s oceanfront rooms have recently undergonea complete refurbishment.The Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel is located at 62-100 Kauna’oaDrive, Kamuela, Hawaii on the Kohala Coast on the Big Island ofHawaii. It is located approximately 30 minutes from the KeaholeKona International Airport.For your convenience, ASE has secured a block of rooms at adiscounted rate for attendees at the Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel.To make your reservation, please contact the hotel directlyat 800-321-6248 Monday-Friday, 6:00 am – 8:00 pm HawaiiStandard Time (HST) and Saturday-Sunday, 7:00 am – 5:00pm HST. Please specify you are with the American Society ofEchocardiography (ASE) Echo Hawaii to secure our group rates.Room Categories for the Hapuna Beach Prince HotelTerrace View:Partial Ocean View:Ocean View: 189.00 209.00 229.00Premium Ocean View: 239.00Ocean Front: 299.00Ocean Suite: 499.00
Program InformationThe hotel room block is scheduled to be held until Friday, January3, 2014, but may be sold out before this date. Therefore, we adviseyou to register for the program and reserve your lodging as soonas possible. Please be sure to ask about any additional hotel fees,early departure fees, or cancellation penalties. Check-in time is3:00 pm.CancellationsIf you cancel your participation in Echo Hawaii 2014, yourregistration fee, less a 100 administrative fee, will be refundedwhen written notification is received before Friday, January 3,2014. No refunds will be made after Friday, January 3, 2014, orgiven for no-shows.Registration for any ASE course is non-transferable to anotherparticipant or another course. In the event that an individual isunable to attend the conference due to inclement weather orchooses not to attend due to a health epidemic, ASE is unableto refund the conference fee. In the unlikely event the course iscancelled, ASE is responsible only for refund of the registrationfee, minus the administrative fee, and not for transportation,hotel accommodations, or any miscellaneous expenses incurredby the participant.Poster PresentationsYou are invited to submit your original basic or clinical researchfor poster presentations. On Wednesday evening, January 22, 2014,posters will be displayed on a terrace overlooking the ocean, andmembers of the faculty will moderate your work. This allows youan opportunity to briefly present the key findings of your work.Deadline for submission of an abstract is Sunday, November 17,2013. Abstract presenters will receive a 100 discount on theirregistration. Visit www.asecho.org/EchoHawaii for more details.Anthony DeMaria, MD, FASEUniversity of California, San Diego, San Diego, CALinda Gillam, MD, FASEPast-President, ASEMorristown Medical Center, Hastings on Hudson, NYSteve Goldstein, MD, FASEWashington Hospital Center, Washington, DCPaul Grayburn, MDBaylor University Hospital, Dallas, TXMartha Grogan, MDMayo Clinic, Rochester, MNJong-Won Ha, MD, PhDYonsei University College of Medicine, Seoul, Republic of KoreaGeu-Ru Hong, MDYeungnam University Hospital, Daegu, KoreaJun Kwan, MDInha University Hospital, Inchon, Republic of KoreaCourse DirectorHoward Leong-Poi, MD, FASESt. Michaels Hospital, Toronto, ON, CanadaJonathan Lindner, MD, FASEOregon Health & Science University, Portland, ORSatoshi Nakatani, MD, PhDTakarazuka, JapanCourse Co-DirectorYutaka Otsuji, MDUOEH, Japan School of Medicine, Kitakyushu, JapanThomas Ryan, MD, FASEPast-President, ASEThe Ohio State University, Columbus, OHEcho Hawaii Program Planning FacultyMarti McCulloch, MBA, BS, RDCS, FASEMethodist DeBakey Heart & Vascular Center, Nassau Bay, TXJae Oh, MD, FASEMayo Clinic, Rochester, MNJames Thomas, MD, FASEPast-President, ASECleveland Clinic, Cleveland, OHSung-Ji Park, MDSamsung Medical Center, Seoul, KoreaThomas Porter, MD, FASEUniversity of Nebraska Medical Center, Omaha, NEBrad Roberts, BS, RCS, RDCS, FASEBaylor Research Institute, Dallas, TXIgal Sebag, MD, FASEJewish General Hospital, Montreal, PQ, CanadaWilliam Stewart, MD, FASECleveland Clinic, Columbus, OHProgram FacultyLissa Sugeng, MD, MPHYale School of Medicine, New Haven, CTWilliam Armstrong, MDUniversity of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MIJames Tam, MDUniversity of Manitoba, Winnepeg, MB, CanadaTodd Belcik, BS, RCS, RDCS, FASEOregon Health & Sciences University, Portland, ORLi Xue Yin, MDSichuan Academy of Medical Science & Sichuan ProvincialHospital, Chengdu, China
Schedule of EventsCourse Schedule11:40 amReading with the Experts: Complex Case Studiesof LV Function and HemodynamicsA. DeMaria, J. Oh, T. Porter12:15 pmPanel DiscussionAll12:30 pmAdjourn5:00 pm –6:30 pmHemodynamics andDiastology WorkshopM. McCulloch, B. Roberts, L. Sugeng, J. Tam6:30 pm –8:00 pmWelcome ReceptionSunday, January 19, 20145:00 pm 6:00 pmRegistrationMonday, January 20, 20146:30 am7:30 amContinental Breakfast and Visit Exhibits7:00 am7:30 amRegistration7:30 amWelcome and IntroductionJ. Lindner, T. RyanAssessment of Systolic FunctionJ. Thomas, presiding7:40 amSystolic Function: Essential Physiology forCardiac ImagingT. RyanTuesday, January 21, 20146:30 amContinental Breakfast and Visit Exhibits7:00 am8:00 amCase Studies in Contrast: LVOT. Belcik, P. Grayburn, H. Leong-Poi, T. PorterContrast EchocardiographyJ. Lindner, presiding8:00 am2D and 3D Assessment of Systolic FunctionL. Sugeng8:00 am8:20 amStrain Imaging: Physical Principles and ClinicalApplicationJ. ThomasBasics of Contrast Imaging: What You Need toKnow to Get GoingJ. Lindner8:20 amAssessment of Right Ventricular Size andFunctionS. GoldsteinIntegration of Contrast in Your Lab: Consent,Workflow, SafetyT. Belcik, M. McCulloch8:40 amContrast for the Assessment of LV Size andFunctionH. Leong-PoiLeft Ventricular Opacification - BeyondEndocardial DefinitionA. DeMaria9:00 amRefreshment Break and Visit Exhibits8:40 am9:00 am9:20 amPanel DiscussionAll9:40 amRefreshment Break and Visit ExhibitsDiastolic Function and BeyondT. Ryan, presiding10:00 amCardio-Oncology: The Intersection of Cancerand the HeartI. SebagValvular Heart DiseaseW. Stewart, presiding9:20 amComprehensive Assessment of Aortic StenosisS. Goldstein9:40 amLow Gradient Aortic Stenosis and Surgery forthe Asymptomatic PatientP. Grayburn10:00 amRole of Echo in Aortic Valve InterventionsL. Gillam10:20 amUnderstanding Diastole and Its Contribution toHeart Failure PathophysiologyJ. Thomas10:20 amEcho Evaluation of Aortic Regurgitation andHow to Manage Discrepant DataW. Stewart10:40 amThe Components of a Diastolic ExaminationJ. Oh10:40 amMitral Regurgitation: The Spectrum of PathologyW. Armstrong11:00 amClinical Application of Echo DiastolicMeasurements - Proper Use of the DataT. Porter11:00 amEcho Evaluation of Mitral Regurgitation at Restand StressP. Grayburn11:20 amAssessment of Atrial Size and FunctionM. McCulloch11:20 amMitral Valve Repair: Role of 3DEchocardiography and OR Decision MakingJ. Oh
Schedule of Events11:40 amPulmonary and Tricuspid Valve Disease: AreRight-Sided Valves Different?L. Gillam1:20 pmThe Incremental Value of 3D TEEL. Sugeng12:00 pmPanel DiscussionAll1:40 pmWhat You Need to Know to Guide PercutaneousValve InterventionsP. Grayburn12:30 pmAdjourn2:00 pm3D and Strain WorkshopM. McCulloch, B. Roberts, I. Sebag, L. SugengAssessment of Prosthetic ValvesT. Porter5:00 pm –6:00 pm2:20 pmAssessment of ASDs and Closure DevicesL. Gillam2:40 pmAcute and Chronic Aortic Diseases: Role of Echo,CT and MR ImagingS. Goldstein3:00 pmEcho in Atrial Fibrillation: Echo in DecisionMakingW. Armstrong3:20 pmPanel DiscussionAll3:40 pmRefreshment Break and Visit ExhibitsWednesday, January 22, 20147:00 am8:00 amMaintenance of Certification by Case-BasedEchocardiography, Part 1 (additional fee)A. DeMaria, P. Grayburn, J. LindnerPacific Rim Symposium - Clinical Application of NewTechnologiesJ. Ha and L. Sugeng, presiding8:00 amEarly Bird Cases: Interesting Cases from theAsian-Pacific RimY. Otsuji, S. Park, J. Ha, L. Yin9:00 am3D Echo Anatomy and Appropriate ViewsG. Hong4:00 pmRead With the Experts: Cases in Valve DiseaseW. Armstrong, P. Grayburn, W. Stewart9:20 am3D Echo in Valve DiseaseL. Sugeng5:00 pm 6:00 pmPoster Session and Reception9:40 am3D Echo for LV and Atrial Volumes: What is theIncremental Value?J. KwanThursday, January 23, 20146:30 am8:00 amContinental Breakfast and Visit Exhibits10:00 amHand-Held EchocardiographyJ. Tam7:00 am8:00 am10:20 amRefreshment Break and Visit ExhibitsMaintenance of Certification by Case-BasedEchocardiography, Part 2 (additional fee)L. Gillam, M. Grogan, J. ThomasPacific Rim Symposium - Clinical Application of NewTechnologiesS. Nakatani, presiding8:00 amCoronary Physiology and Flow-FunctionRelation: What the Imager Needs to KnowJ. LindnerVentricular Torsion: Are Twists and TurnsImportant?S. Park8:20 amUpdate on Stress Echocardiography: How toMaximize Clinical ValueT. RyanTakotsubo and Other Stress Cardiomyopathies:The Role of Advanced Echo TechniquesY. Otsuji8:40 amContrast for Myocardial Perfusion: How and Why?T. Porter9:00 amNiche Applications for Contrast:Cardiomyopathies, Masses and MicrovascularDysfunctionH. Leong-Poi9:20 amRefreshment Break and Visit Exhibits10:40 amStrain Echo in Ischemic Heart DiseaseS. Nakatani11:00 am11:20 pm11:40 pmPanel DiscussionAll12:00 pmLight Lunch and ExhibitsTEE and Interventional SymposiumL. Gillam, presiding1:00 pmIschemic Heart DiseaseT. Porter, presidingThe Echocardiographer in the OR: Impact on theOperative CourseW. StewartHeart Failure and CardiomyopathiesW. Armstrong, presiding9:40 amEcho in Advanced Heart FailureW. Armstrong
Schedule of Events10:00 amAssessment of Myocardial Viability: Role of Echo,Nuclear and MRIJ. Lindner10:20 amHypertrophic Cardiomyopathy: Anatomy,Hemodynamics and PrognosisJ. Thomas10:40 amThe Athlete’s Heart and EchocardiographicScreening for Competitive AthletesA. DeMaria11:00 amPulmonary Hypertension: What Role Does EchoPlay?J. Tam11:20 amEcho in Pregnancy and the Peripartum PeriodM. Grogan11:40 amEcho in Specific Cardiomyopathies: Amyloid,Sarcoid, Eosinophilic, etc.L. Gillam12:00 pmPanel DiscussionAll12:30 pmAdjourn5:00 pm–6:00 pmPractical Workshop: Optimizing Contrast on YourEcho SystemT. Belcik, H. Leong-Poi, M. McCulloch, T. PorterFriday, January 24, 20146:30 am7:00 amContinental Breakfast and Visit Exhibits7:00 am8:00 amEarly Bird Cases: CardiomyopathiesL. Gillam, W. Stewart, L. SugengACHD and Miscellaneous EchoM. Grogan, presiding8:00 amUnrepaired Cyanotic Congenital Heart Disease:What You Must RecognizeM. Grogan8:20 amCardiac Masses: Role of Echo, CT and MRIJ. Ha8:40 amAssessing the Patient Following Repair forCongenital DiseaseM. Grogan9:00 amPericardial DiseaseJ. Oh9:20 amRefreshment Break and Visit ExhibitsThe Last HurrahJ. Lindner, presiding9:40 amDyssynchrony on Echo - Is There a Role?A. DeMaria10:00 amEcho in Systemic DiseasesW. Armstrong10:20 amMy Greatest Mistakes: Lessons Learned fromBeing WrongT. Ryan10:40 amCutting Edge Echo Technologies: What’s on theHorizon?J. Thomas11:00 amThe MAI TAI Competition! (Mesmerizedby All Interesting Cases: Time for AudienceInterpretation)J. Lindner, T. Ryan, J. Thomas12:00 pmClosing Remarks and Aloha!J. Lindner, T. Ryan
24th Annual Echo HawaiiRegistration FormJanuary 20-24, 2014 Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel, Kohala Coast, Big Island, HIYour Echo Hawaii registration fee includes continental breakfasts, one light lunch, poster reception, welcome reception, and a memorystick containing course materials.Name:Credential:First NameMDMiddle InitialDOPhDRNRCSLast NameRDCSOtherASE Member Number:Institution:Email Address:(All correspondence regarding your registration including your confirmation will be sent to this email address.)Which is your preferred mailing address?Work/BusinessHomeStreet Address:City: State/Province: Zip/Postal Code: Country:Telephone: Fax:If you need disability accommodations, please check here and advise us of your needs at least two weeks before the program.Special Needs: ASE encourages participation by all individuals. If you have a disability or other specific needs, advance notificationwill help ASE to better serve you. Please contact ASE by email at registrar@asecho.org or telephone at (919) 861-5574.Special Dietary Needs:Registration Fees**:ASE/CSE Physician Member ( 675)ASE/CSE Sonographer Member ( 550)ASE/CSE Fellows in Training* ( 455)Physician Non-Member ( 795)Sonographer Non-Member ( 650)Fellows in Training Non-Member* ( 555)Submit an abstract to be eligible for a 100 discount on registration. Visit www.asecho.org/EchoHawaii for details.*Registrants in the reduced fees category are required to submit proof of licensure or a letter written on official letterhead and signed by a department supervisorverifying status with registration form.**After December 12, 2013: ASE/CSE Physician Member 775, Physician Non-Member 895, ASE/CSE Sonographer/ Allied Health Member 650, Sonographer/ AlliedHealth Non-Member 750, ASE/CSE Fellow-in-Training Member 555, Fellow-in-Training Non-Member 655Maintenance of Certification by Case Based Echocardiography Course:Registration fee for this session also includes access to the ASE Online MOC Module.Part 1: Wednesday, January 22, 2014; 7am - 8amPart 2: Thursday January 23, 2014; 7am- 8amASE/CSE Member ( 175)Non-Member ( 250)Payment InformationPayment must accompany this form.Check (payable to American Society of Echocardiography in U.S. dollars drawn on a U.S. bank)Credit Card:VisaMasterCardAmerican ExpressCardholder’s Name:Card Number: Expiration Date:Register online and receive an immediate receipt! www.asecho.org/EchoHawaiiAmerican Society of Echocardiography2100 Gateway Centre Blvd., Suite 310, Morrisville, NC 27560Telephone: (919) 861-5574, Fax: (919) 882-9900Email: registrar@asecho.org, Web site: www.asecho.org/EchoHawaii
NON PROFIT ORGUS POSTAGEPAIDRALEIGH, NCPERMIT #1854American Society of Echocardiography2100 Gateway Centre Blvd.Suite 310Morrisville, NC 2756024th AnnualEcho HawaiiJanuary 20 – 24, 2014Hapuna Beach Prince HotelKohala Coast, Big Island, HIJonathan Lindner, MD, FASECourse DirectorNewMaintenance oCertificfation SessionREGISTER nowatwww.asecho.org/EchoHawaiiThomas Ryan, MD, FASECourse Co-DirectorREGISTER NOW at www.asecho.org/EchoHawaii
10:00 am Role of Echo in Aortic Valve Interventions L. Gillam 10:20 am Echo Evaluation of Aortic Regurgitation and How to Manage Discrepant Data W. Stewart 10:40 am Mitral Regurgitation: The Spectrum of Pathology W. Armstrong 11:00 am Echo Evaluation of Mitral Regurgitation at Rest and Stress P. Grayburn 11:20 am Mitral Valve Repair: Role of 3D
