Anchorage to hold symposium for cardiovascular disorders

The Alaska Heart & Vascular Institute will hold an in-person symposium in July at the Marriott Hotel in Anchorage.

Echo Alaska: Frontiers of Multimodality Imaging is a conference where medical professionals and cardiovascular specialists can learn about the new state-of-the-art technologies that can be used to care for patients. There are multiple course directors for the symposium, including Grace Lin, Crystal R. Bonnichsen, and Jonathan N. Johnson. Those who attend this conference can expect to learn about ischemic heart disease, valvular heart disease, and sonography tips.

The event will have many presentations and workshops, such as Multimodality Imaging in Cardiomyopathy, Stress Echo for Ischemia and Beyond, and Multimodality Imaging for Aortic Disease. There will also be live case demonstrations led by Ahmed Sami Abuzaid, Macy Bartosh, and Jonathan N. Johnson. Other activities during the conference will include continental breakfasts, Q&A sessions with medical panels, and visiting exhibitors.

The symposium for new technologies for cardiovascular disorders will be held from July 27 to July 31. Those with doctoral degrees can pay $990 to enter the event, and people who are residents and sonographers may buy tickets for $790. Discounts are available for those who buy their tickets in advance. The registration fees will include refreshments, breakfasts, and tuition. Businesses that attend symposiums like this can use banner printing to make their event spaces stick out to eventgoers.