Aortic aneurysms: state of the art – International Day of the Monaco Cardio-Thoracic Center

International Day organized by the Scientific Council of the Monaco Cardio-Thoracic Center on the theme of “Aortic aneurysms: state of the art”.

Internationally renowned experts provided a detailed overview of aortic aneurysms. The epidemiology of aortic aneurysms (frequency, incidence, risk factors, location, evolutionary risks, including rupture) is crucial to a better understanding of these conditions, and to improving their prevention, screening and treatment. A full update was also given on current recommendations for pre- and post-operative monitoring, and medical and surgical treatment of aneurysms.

Detailed presentations on the endovascular aortic repair in a variety of aneurysms, including the most complex, the diagnosis and treatment of endoleaks, the place of laparoscopic or robot-assisted aortic surgery, and an update on AI and digital twin technologies in the planning of aortic stents, were the highlights of this International Day.

A meeting of excellence in the image of the CCM, which has built its reputation for over 35 years on its medical-surgical expertise in the management of cardiac and vascular pathologies.

 

 

Imaging in cardiology and A.I. – 35th International Day of the Cardio-Thoracic Centre

On Friday 8th November 2024, the 35th International Day of the Monaco Cardio-Thoracic Centre was held in the Salle Eiffel at the Hôtel Hermitage.

The use and contribution of artificial intelligence in cardiology is progressing rapidly. European experts took stock of the use of A.I. today in the treatment of cardiovascular pathologies, particularly in imaging, which is essential in interventional cardiology and cardiac and vascular surgery.

The benefits of using A.I., its contribution to diagnosis and treatment, its most promising applications, its potential impact on the training of cardiologists, but also its current limitations, were the highlights of this International Day.

It was a meeting of excellence that reflected the image of the CCM, whose reputation has been built on its medical and surgical expertise for over 35 years.

Watch the Monaco Info  story – Le 19h – Edition of Friday 8th November 2024

Collaboration with Siemens Healthineers

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The Cardio-Thoracic Centre is proud to have taken part in this project, which has enabled us to demonstrate how the hospital and the Principality are organized to deliver a complementary and effective range of care.

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