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19-20 March 2027

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Our partners
30
Speakers
04
Masterclasses
07
Symposiums
400
Attendees
13
International
experts
20
Exhibitors
Our Congress in numbers
Bringing together leading cardiologists, researchers, and healthcare professionals to share the latest advances in the management of heart failure.
This year’s edition highlights a strong scientific program, increased international participation, and dynamic collaboration between clinical and academic teams. Our figures reflect a growing community committed to improving patient care and advancing cardiovascular science.
Schedule
Program 2027 – Coming soon
The full scientific program for the 5th edition (19–20 March 2027) will be published shortly. Stay tuned!
Masterclass 4 – Level 1: Electrophysiological study of bradycardia & syncope (FR)
Expo Break
Masterclass 4 – Level 2: Electrophysiological study of an SVT
The Battle of the Beats
Lunch Break
14:30–16:30
Workshops
Room 1: Management of the unstable patient in cardiology
Room 2: CTO/Structural (FR)
Room 3: Cardio-genetic Consultation (FR)
Room 4: Stress echocardiography in valvular heart disease (FR)
Expo Break
- Moderate aortic stenosis in heart failure
- Echocardiography in short-term mechanical support
- Secondary MR: Proportional? Atrial or ventricular?
- Mitral edge-to-edge repair
Anatomical challenges for conduction system pacing
- Top 10 papers 2025 in heart failure, cardio-oncology and imaging
- What’s new in infective endocarditis
- Physiological pacing: clinical indications and perspectives.
Expo Break
- In HFrEF: Progressive titration?
- In HFrEF: Simultaneous administration?
- In HFpEF: Profiling for effective treatment
- Diuretic resistance: how to manage it in practice
Lunch Break
- Timing for resynchronization and Management of nonresponders. (FR)
- Role of AF ablation in heart failure across the ejection fraction spectrum. (FR)
- Ventricular extrasystoles and HF: causes or consequences.
- CRT-D or CRT-P? The endless debate!
Expo Break
- HF with improved EF: should we interrupt or continue?
- Myocarditis: Etiological diagnosis
- Myocarditis: Role of genetics
- Myocarditis: Therapeutic management
Symposium
A word from our president


