Structural Symposium

1100-1700	Structural Symposium	Room C3.4
1100-1230	Session 1: TAVI Chairs: Sharad Shetty and Darren Walters Panellists: Karl Pool and Matias Yudi
1100-1115	TAVR at 7–10 years: Coronary access, and the second valve	Adrian Banning
1115-1130	Early intervention in asymptomatic severe AS, should we be treating earlier?
1130-1145	CAD in the TAVI candidate: PCI before, during, or after TAVI?	Heath Adams
1145-1200	Managing the rising tide of acute valve syndromes	Antony Walton
1200-1215	Valve durability, applying trials to practice	Ravinay Bhindi
1215-1230	Discussion
1230-1330	Lunch
1330-1500	Session 2: Anything but TAVI Chairs: David Muller and Tony Walton Panellists: Rob Gooley and Wen Yeow
1330-1345	Where are we at with M-TEER	Darren Walters
1345-1400	Transcatheter mitral valve replacement (TMVR)	David Muller
1400-1415	Tricuspid revolution – hype vs reality, TEER and TTVR: Who truly benefits?
1415-1430	TTVR - Lux Tric/Evoque
1430-1445	Sifting through the evidence – where does LAAO sit?	Karen Phillips, QLD
1445-1500	Discussion
1500-1530	Afternoon tea
1530-1700	Session 3: Complex Cases Chairs: Heath Adams and Ravinay Bhindi Panellists: Nick Aroney, Martin Ng and Kuljeet Singh
1530-1545	Case 1: Vascular challenges and solutions	Kiran Sarathy
1545-1600	Case 2: Leaflet modification with a twist	Dale Murdoch
1600-1615	Case 3: Severe AR without a dedicated device	David Roy
1615-1630	Case 4: Hindsight is golden - Stanford version
1630-1645	Case 5: Hindsight is golden - Oxford version	Adrian Banning
1645-1700	Discussion

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