Description
Substantial and durable weight loss achieved with bariatric surgery can improve cardiac metabolism, function, workload, and geometry. In this session, four well-known cardiologists will give 15-minute lectures on the role of bariatric surgery in the primary and secondary prevention of different cardiovascular diseases, followed by a 30-minute panel discussion.
Learning Objectives
To learn the protective role of weight loss and bariatric surgery in risk education for different cardiovascular diseases including atherosclerotic heart disease, heart failure (HFrEF and HFpEF), and atrial fibrillation. To discuss how bariatric surgery can be implemented in the care of patients with heart disease. To understand the current knowledge gap in the field.
1:30pm |
Cardiovascular Benefits of Weight Loss |
1:45pm |
Cardiovascular Risk Reduction with Bariatric Surgery Ali Aminian, MD FACS FASMBS |
2:00pm |
How Can Bariatric Surgery Help with Heart Failure? Tammy Kindel, MD/PhD |
2:15pm |
Peri-Operative Optimization and Considerations in High-Risk Cardiac Patients Rola Khedraki |
2:30pm |
Operative Considerations in High-Risk Cardiac Patients Abdelrahman Nimeri, MD |
2:45pm |
Panel Discussion |
3:00pm | Adjourn |