• KEYNOTE -Towards multidimensional imaging, integrating anatomy and physiology in CHD
  👤 Luc Mertens, The Hospital for Sick Kids (Toronto)
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• 3D echocardiography and integration of hemodynamics. Can we predict hemodynamic results of valve repair?
  👤 Nina Hakacova, Lunds Universitet
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• 3D Echocardiography for guiding interventional valve procedures in CHD
  👤 Xavier Iriart, Bordeaux University Hospital
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• Fusion imaging and its role in surgical decision making. The multimodality future
  👤 Israel Valverde, The Hospital for Sick Kids (Toronto)

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20 minutes discussion

Break (15 minutes)

• KEYNOTE Novel insights into cardiac structure and cardiac development
  👤 Lucille Houyel, Hôpital Necker-Enfants Malades (Paris)
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• Spatial resolution in echocardiography: can we still improve it?
  👤 Mathieu Pernot, Physics for Medicine (Paris)
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• Myocardial structure assessment – can shear wave ultrasound assess stiffness and fiber orientation?
  👤 Annette Caenen, Ghent University
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• 3D ultrafast ultrasound imaging – the future for neonatal cardiac anatomy assessment
  👤 Clement Papadacci, Physics for Medicine (Paris)
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  20 minutes discussion
  Break (15 minutes)

• KEYNOTE – Myocardial elastography with natural and induced shear waves in pediatric echocardiography – current state of the art
  👤 Olivier Villemain, IHU Liryc / Bordeaux University Hospital
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• Stiffness assessment in single ventricles; the new frontier?
  👤 Thomas Salaets, UZ Leuven
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• Myocardial work assessment in pediatric heart disease based on stiffness-strain analysis. the next frontier?
  👤 Maelys Venet, IHU Liryc / Bordeaux University Hospital
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• The relationship between tissue and flow properties in the fetal heart
  👤 Solveig Fadnes, NTNU (Trondheim)
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  20 minutes discussion
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• KEYNOTE – Blood Speckle Tracking in Pediatric and Congenital Heart Disease- what does it add?  
  👤 Siri Ann Nyrnes, NTNU / St. Olavs University Hospital (Trondheim)
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• Intraventricular Pressure Difference by Blood Speckle Tracking- can we assess diastolic suction?
  👤 Kristian Sorensen, NTNU (Trondheim)
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• Coronary perfusion quantification by ultrasound imaging: do we have to use microbubbles in pediatrics?
  👤 Hendrik Vos, Erasmus MC (Rotterdam)
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• Myocardial blood volume assessment in pediatric heart disease- what does it add?
  👤 Minh B. Nguyen, Texas Children’s Hospital (Houston)
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  20 minutes discussion
  Break (15 minutes)

• KEYNOTE – Speckle tracking in Pediatrics: limits and technical challenges
  👤 Jan d’Hooge, University of Leuven
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• RV remodeling in tetralogy of Fallot- influence of dyssynchrony and ventricular interactions
  👤 Mark Friedberg, The Hospital for Sick Kids (Toronto)
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• Atrial strain for assessing diastolic function in pediatric heart disease
  👤 Minh B. Nguyen, Texas Children’s Hospital (Houston)
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• Artificial intelligence how can it advance pediatric echocardiography
  👤 Lasse Lovstakken, NTNU (Trondheim)
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  20 minutes discussion

• KEYNOTE – Regulation of Brain Perfusion in Children with CHD
  👤 Kenneth Brady, University of Illinois (Chicago)
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• Neuromonitoring (for children with congenital heart disease) – A Strategy for Artificial Intelligence (AI) With Clinical Impact
  👤 Joppe Nijman, UMC Utrecht
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• Brain perfusion in newborns – impact of  patent ductus arteriosus on the brain
  👤 Elise Langouet, IHU Liryc / Bordeaux University Hospital
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• Neonatal cardiac surgeries and brain perfusion
  👤 Christoph Haller, The Hospital for Sick Kids (Toronto)
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  Break (20 minutes)

• NeoDoppler – how and why
  👤 Siri Ann Nyrnes, NTNU / St. Olavs University Hospital (Trondheim)
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• 2D Ultrafast Doppler: quantification and arteries-veins discrimination
  👤 Nikan Fakhari, The Hospital for Sick Kids (Toronto)
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• Three-dimensional functional ultrasound imaging of the preterm and term neonatal brain with a clinically compliant ultrafast scanner and micro-motorized probe for fUS imaging
  👤 Charlie Déméné, Physics for Medicine (Paris)
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• Brain perfusion monitoring: do we need new equipment?
  👤 Jérôme Baranger, Physics for Medicine (Paris)

• Heart and brain: developmental link
  👤 Luc Mertens, The Hospital for Sick Kids (Toronto)
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• Dissecting brain to heart interconnection in anxiety
  👤 Anna Beyeler, Neurocentre Magendie (Bordeaux)
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• Neuroimaging combining functional ultrasound (fUS) and high density diffuse optical tomography (HD-DOT) for whole brain connectivity imaging in the neonate
  👤 Charlie Déméné, Physics for Medicine (Paris)