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To mark this day, which highlights the importance of being well informed about congenital heart disease, the CCM’s paediatric cardiology team gave an informative talk on these conditions to students at the ‘Institut de Formation en Soins Infirmiers’ (IFSI) at Monaco’s Princess Grace Hospital.

The presentation, entitled ‘Congenital heart disease: anatomy, pathophysiology and management’, was given by Professor Sylvie Di Filippo, paediatric and adult congenital cardiology and foetal cardiology, University Professor and practitioner at the Cardio-Thoracic Centre.

It was an instructive and convivial afternoon, reinforcing the collaboration between the Monaco Cardio Thoracic Center and IFSI combining enriching exchanges and the transmission of knowledge!

For further information on congenital heart disease.

A major phase of works and renovation, which began in 2021, was completed at the end of 2024, with the complete restructuring of the Centre’s 1st floor.

A new ultrasound and stress test laboratory equipped with the latest technology is now operational, optimizing patient follow-up.

With its innovative space design and contemporary interior decoration, this expert laboratory complements the ongoing development of the Centre’s technological facilities, such as the complete re-equipment of the catheterization rooms, the total renovation of the operating theatres and the sterilization unit.

The patient at the heart of the CCM.

As part of the European Week for Waste Reduction, the Chef of the Monaco Cardio-Thoracic Centre restaurant and his team hosted a stand at the EWWR Village on the Promenade Honoré II in Monaco, where they offered the public the chance to sample a zero-waste recipe that they had made on the spot. Let’s fight together against food waste! The CCM, always committed to reducing waste!

Read the zero-waste recipe step by step:

Watch the report on SERD on TV Monaco.

This major event, exclusively dedicated to the healthcare sector and supported by the French Ministry of Europe and Foreign Affairs, took place on September 18 and 19. Its aim was to develop contacts and opportunities for collaboration between healthcare players with an international strategy and foreign decision-makers.

The Forum brought together over 300 participants from 18 countries and enabled the Center to raise awareness of its expertise among to foreign delegations and decision-makers, particularly from the Persian Gulf and Egypt. In addition to these important meetings, which enabled the Centre to develop its international strategy, numerous other contacts were established with French healthcare establishments and healthcare companies. Partnerships have already been initiated. This Forum, created by French Healthcare and chaired by Jean-François Gendron, was an important opportunity for the Center to support the Principality in developing its medical appeal.

More: French Healthcare Innovation & Business Forum

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Photo – from left to right: Sabrina Ferraro, Welcome international coordinator and hospitality services, Guy Nervo, Cardio-Thoracic Center’s CEO, Professor René Prêtre, cardio-pediatric surgeon and President of the scientific council of the CCM.