PCR Rio Valves 2026

Meet us at PCR Rio Valves in Brazil and join our workshops!

Friday 18 September 2026

08:00 - 09:30 Mexico City Room
ID 62948

Simulation-based Learning | Interventions for Structural Disease | TAVI | Hands on, Imaging

Hands-on redo TAVI workshop

This session has been made possible thanks to the in-kind support of RODZ Medical

Anchorperson: Joao Cavalcante

Facilitators: Gabriel Camargo, Nicolo Piazza, Gilbert Tang

Join us if you want:

• To apply a standardised cardiac CT workflow for redo TAVI (TAV-in-TAV) planning, including identification of the index transcatheter heart valve, assessment of aortic root anatomy, and selection of appropriate transcatheter valve type and size
• To interpret pre-procedural CT findings to identify anatomical predictors of procedural success and complications, including coronary obstruction risk, sinus sequestration, commissural alignment, coronary access, and the need for adjunctive techniques such as Basilica or coronary protection
• To develop comprehensive CT-based procedural strategies through hands-on case analysis by integrating anatomical measurements, device-specific considerations, and evidence-based planning principles to optimise outcomes in complex redo TAVI procedures

13:40 - 14:40 Mexico City Room
ID 62946

Simulation-based Learning | Interventions for Structural Disease | Mitral valve repair/replacement | Hands on, Imaging

Hands-on TMVR workshop

This session has been made possible thanks to the in-kind support of RODZ Medical

Anchorperson: Joao Cavalcante

Facilitators: Thamara Carvalho Morais,To be determined, Nicolo Piazza

Join us if you want:

• To apply standardised cardiac CT acquisition and post-processing techniques for comprehensive pre-procedural planning of transcatheter mitral valve replacement, including accurate mitral annular segmentation, device sizing, and anatomical assessment across native and transcatheter mitral interventions
• To interpret multimodality CT findings to identify anatomical predictors of procedural success and complications, including neo-left ventricular outflow tract obstruction risk and patient selection for native TMVR, valve-in-valve, valve-in-ring, and valve-in-mitral annular calcification procedures
• To integrate hands-on CT case analysis into clinical decision-making by developing comprehensive procedural planning strategies and recognising key post-TMVR imaging findings that influence procedural outcomes and longitudinal patient management

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