Heart valve disease module 9: surgery for heart valve disease

Released 1 March 2016     Expires: 01 March 2018      Programme: Heart valve disease 1 CPD/CME credit

Sponsorship Statement: This module has been sponsored by Edwards Lifesciences with an unrestricted educational grant

Designed to give healthcare professionals an understanding of surgery for heart valve disease. It is one of several modules in our heart valve disease programme.

1 CPD/CME credit, 1 hour

Module originally published July 2013. Revised module released March 2016

Learning objectives

Upon completing this module, participants should be better able to understand:

  • the indications for surgery with impaired LV function
  • the indications for surgery in asymptomatic disease
  • The indications for surgery at the time of coexistent CABG.

Faculty

Professor John Chambers, St Thomas’ Hospital, London

Accreditation

1 CPD/CME credit, 1 hour
BJC Learning has assigned one hour of CPD/CME credit to this module
The European Board for Accreditation in Cardiology (EBAC) has assigned one CME credit to this module. German participants should contact EBAC to receive a German VNR code for this course.
email: [email protected]
website: http://www.ebac-cme.org/

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