ASNC Annual Meeting OnDemand 2023

Include: 29 videos, size: 10.75 GB by American Society of Nuclear Cardiology

ASNC 2023 Annual Meeting OnDemand
Streamline Your Nuclear Cardiology Knowledge—Anytime, Anywhere

Access the full digital archive of the 2023 American Society of Nuclear Cardiology Annual Scientific Session, including all key sessions from Toronto held September 28–October 1, 2023. OnDemand access delivers flexible, on-demand streaming of advanced nuclear cardiology sessions for up to two years.

What You’ll Gain

• Approximately 25 hours of cutting-edge nuclear cardiology content, including disease-based sessions, technology updates, abstract reviews, and research highlights

• Insightful tracks on topics such as cardiac amyloidosis, ischemic heart disease, heart failure imaging, tracer advancements, and hybrid modalities

• Contemporary updates on PET/SPECT applications, AI integration, quantification standards, and work‑flow optimization

• Downloadable slide decks, audio-only formats, and searchable platform features designed for efficient learning on any device

Who Should Enroll

• Cardiologists and nuclear imaging physicians wanting a comprehensive refresher on emerging standards in nuclear cardiology

• Medical imaging technologists and specialists focused on optimizing protocols, improving image interpretation, and staying informed on hybrid imaging techniques

• Advanced practice providers (NPs, PAs) involved in interpreting or coordinating nuclear cardiac studies

• Clinical educators, fellows, and researchers seeking a complete review resource covering both practice and innovation in nuclear cardiology

Why This Program Stands Out

• Deep, multidisciplinary coverage of key nuclear cardiology themes from the largest ASNC meeting of the year

• Flexible, on-demand format that fits around clinical responsibilities—stream from anywhere, anytime

• A balanced mix of clinical insights, procedural guidance, and emerging modality trends to support practice improvement

• Ideal for individual professional development or as a team-based training resource in imaging departments

Transform Your Nuclear Cardiology Expertise

Enroll in the ASNC 2023 Annual Meeting OnDemand library to deepen your understanding of nuclear cardiac imaging, enhance diagnostic confidence, and stay up to date with leading-edge practices.

Topics:

Day 1

– Business Considerations in the Modern Nuclear Cardiology Practice à La The Rolling Stones
– Complex Coronary Artery Disease
– Diversity and Inclusion in Nuclear Cardiology à La Marvin Gaye
– Hot Topics for Technologists
– How to Tackle Common Clinical Problems in MPI
– Imaging as a Guide to Therapy in Cardiac Amyloidosis
– Imaging in Heart Failure
– Lunch and Learn Sponsored by Bracco Diagnostics- Myocardial Blood Flow in the Real World- Case Interpretation Using Coronary Flow Capacity
– Lunch and Learn Sponsored by Pfizer Inc.- Advances in the Non-Invasive Diagnosis of ATTR-CM- Exploring Cardiac Scintigraphy
– Mario Verani Memorial Lecture, Presidential Addresses, ASNC Award Presentations, Featured Clinical Trial
– Time Machine- A Visit to the Nuclear Lab of 2030

Day 2 

– A Gentle Introduction to AI Concepts and Translation
– Back to the Future- Growing Your “New” Nuclear Cardiology Lab à La Led Zeppelin
– Barry L. Zaret Young Investigator Awards Competition
– Evaluation and Management of ATTR Cardiac Amyloidosis
– Exploring the Spectrum of Ischemic Heart Disease in Modern Clinical Practice
– Finding the Mojo of Medicine
– Initiation of a Cardiac PET Program à La the Beatles
– Jack of All Trades- Discover the Scope of FDG Imaging
– Jeopardy- Battle of the ASNC Past Presidents, ASNC Board of Directors, and the ASNC2023 Program Committee
– Women in ASNC- Overcoming Your Syndromes and Scintillating Together

Day 3 

– Controversies in Cardiac Amyloidosis
– Coronary Microvascular Dysfunction
– Multimodality Imaging for the Heart Failure Specialist- A Contemporary Review

Day 4 

– Basic SPECT Nuclear Cardiology for Technologists
– Blood Flow
– Clinical Case Presentations
– Multimodality Imaging
– Non-MPI with PET and SPECT