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Giants in Aortic Surgery: How I Learned It, How I Did It, and How I Taught It

The Vascular Domain is proud to present a special edition of their webinar series: “Aortic Surgery: How I Learned It, How I Did It, and How I Taught It.” This exclusive event, from Giants in Aortic Surgery, brings together four of the most esteemed figures in the field—renowned aortic surgeons from Europe, Asia, and the United States—for a candid, insightful conversation on their journeys, challenges, and legacies in aortic surgery. Inspired by the overwhelmingly positive response to similar talks at our Annual Meetings, this webinar offers the same compelling content in a focused, accessible format. Click here to be notified when registration opens!
Vascular Disease All Skills Levels

Guidelines Webinar: Aortic Disease

The Clinical Practice Guidelines (CPG) webinar series is designed to demonstrate the utility of guideline-directed care in cardiothoracic surgery through bridging theoretical knowledge with practical insights. The inaugural webinar will focus on all known aspects of the natural history, diagnosis and treatment of both acute and chronic aortic pathologies.
Acquired Cardiac Disease Vascular Disease

Case Corner: Aortic Conditions

EACTS is thrilled to announce the continuation of our highly acclaimed Case Corner sessions for 2025. Now in its fourth year, Case Corners have become a cornerstone of learning and collaboration for cardiothoracic surgery residents. This year promises to be our most dynamic and engaging yet, with a fresh lineup of cases and topics meticulously selected to challenge and inspire developing surgeons.
Acquired Cardiac Disease Congenital Heart Disease Thoracic Disease

Case Corner: Congenital Heart Disease

EACTS is thrilled to announce the continuation of our highly acclaimed Case Corner sessions for 2025. Now in its fourth year, Case Corners have become a cornerstone of learning and collaboration for cardiothoracic surgery residents. This year promises to be our most dynamic and engaging yet, with a fresh lineup of cases and topics meticulously selected to challenge and inspire developing surgeons.
Acquired Cardiac Disease Congenital Heart Disease Thoracic Disease