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Theme

Advances and Breakthroughs in Cardiology Research and Clinical Practice

- Heart Congress 2020

About conference & Past Conference Report

We would like to thank all our wonderful keynotes,speakers, conference attendees, students, associations, media partners, andguests for making the series “Heart Congress” a successful and splendid event.

HeartCongress 2020:

Allied Academies hosted the event of “13^th World Heart Congress" onMarch 25, 2020 in Cisco WebEx, virtually with the theme “Revolution in Cardiovascular Medicines over the Decades”.Benevolent response and active participation were received from the EditorialBoard Members of supporting International Journals as well as from the leadingacademic scientists, researchers, research scholars, students, and leaders fromthe fields of Cardiology andCardiovascular Surgery who made this event successful.

We would like to thank our speakers who made this asuccessful event.

Keynote Speaker:

Ø Heinz-Peter Schultheiss | Institute of Cardiac Diagnostics andTherapy | Germany

Plenary Speaker:

Ø Siddarth Raajasekar| University of Canterbury | New Zealand

Ø Muhammad Waqas Mazhar Qureshi| Rawalpindi Institute of Cardiology | Pakistan

Ø Tarique Memon| NICVD National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases Sukkur | Pakistan

Ø Tamoor Aziz| Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology | Thailand

Ø Balbir Pachar| SMS Medical College | India

Ø Paolo Prandoni| Arianna Foundation on Anticoagulation | Italy

The Heart Congress 2020 conference proceedings will be updated soon.

Heart Congress 2021:

12^thWorld Heart Congress was held on November 27, 2021 via cisco WebEx on the theme “Evolution and Emerging Trends in Cardiology and Cardiovascular Diseases”.

A special thanks to our moderator Dr. Mutaz Alkhnifsawi, who drove away all the sessions in a professional manner.

Ø Mutaz Alkhnifsawi |President of the Iraqi lipid clinics network| Iraq

The conference was distinguished based on young and brilliant researchers, business representatives, and talented student communities’ through over 12 countries, who all led to the achievement of the conference. Various sessions on current research were addressed at the conference.

Heart Congress 2021 included a diverse group of world-class speakers who shared their knowledge and embellished a range of cutting-edge topics in the domains of Cardiology, cardiology medicine, and cardiac surgery.

The conference was arranged into many sessions, involving conversation taking place on the following major scientific tracks:

· Cardiac Medicine

· Atherosclerosis

· Hypertension

· Thrombosis

· Heart Failure

· Cardiac Oncology

· Cardiac Imaging

· Cardiovascular Pharmacology

The conference proceedings were carried out through various Scientific-sessions and plenary lectures. The conference was embarked with an opening ceremony followed by a series of lectures delivered by both Honourable Guests and members of the Keynote forum. The adepts who promulgated the theme with their exquisite talk was,

Ø Alexandros D Tselepis | University of Ioannina | Greece

Ø Mutaz Alkhnifsawi |President of the Iraqi lipid clinics network| Iraq

Workshops and plenary lectures by speakers from various universities and organizations such as enlightened various areas of Cardiology and Cardiac Research

Ø Adrian Angel Inchauspe | Dr. Rodolfo Rossi Hospital | Argentina

Ø Paolo Prandoni |Arianna Foundation on Anticoagulation | Italy

Ø Rohan Madhu Prasad| Michigan State University | USA

Ø Abul Hassan Muhammad Bashar |National Institute of Cardiovascular Hospital |Bangladesh

Ø Svenja Dannewitz Prosseda |Uniklinikum Freiburg | Germany

Ø Pradegan N | Padova University Hospital | Italy

Ø Hesham Refaat |Zagazig University | Egypt

Ø Orit Blumenfeld | Israel Center for Disease Control | Israel

We express gratitude to a variety of delegate experts, company representatives, and other prominent people who contributed to making the conference successful by facilitating active discussion forums. We are thankful to the members of the Organizing Committee for their gracious presence, support, and assistance in establishing Heart Congress series as a successful event.

Kindly find the Conference Proceedings on the Journal of Cardiovascular Medicine and Therapeutics for Heart Congress 2021.

Upcoming Event:

Following the success of Heart Congress 2020, Allied Academies is delighted to report the "14^thWorld Heart Congress," which will be held as an Online Gathering on June 20-21, 2020.

For Enquiry:

Ms.Mary Ann Evans,
Program Manager,
Allied Academies.
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: (44) 203 769 1755

Market Analysis

MARKET ANALYSIS:

Cardiovasculardiseases (CVDs)are the number one reason for death worldwide, taking the lives of about 17.9million each year. Almost 75% of cardiovascular diseases occur inlow and middle-income countries. And 85% of all CVD deaths due to heartattack and stroke.

InMay 2018, WHO released the report on the increasing mortality rate in Asia andthe Middle East region due to cardiovascular disease. According to the cardiology market research expert,diabetes is one of the major factors leading to the current cardiovasculardisease epidemic. The increasing number of chronic diseases like stroke, heartfailure led to the growth of the cardiology failuremarket. As the new drugs entering into the market, the cardiology market sizeis expected to enlarge in upcoming years.

Thesixth target within the Global NCD action plan involves a 25% reduction withinthe global prevalence of raised vital signs. The raised vital sign is that theleading risk factor for the disorder. The global generality of increased bloodpressure (defined as systolic and/or diastolic blood pressure morethan or equal to 140/90 mmHg) in adults aged 18 years and over was about 20.1%in women and 24.1% in men in2015. The number of adults with raised vital signsincreased from 594 million in 1975 to 1.13 billion in 2015, with the riselargely in low- and middle-income countries.

Theinternal interventional applications for organs are also included under theglobal market for medicine. The global marketplace for interventional medical devices ispredicted to succeed in USD 4.21 billion by 2026, from USD 2.19 billion in 2018growing at a CAGR of 8.5% during the forecast period of 2019 to 2026.

Theglobal demand for vas surgicalinstruments used in the hospital room was estimated to be at $31 billion.The Asia Pacific market is expected to reach above $6.4 billion by 2022,growing at a rate of money-making over the forecast amount. In 2014, Europe wasthe second-largest space, with the increasing occurrence of having dupes andever-changing fashion patterns as-diet anomalies.

Theaverage number of deaths from cardiovascular disease statistics:

Accordingto a research study, the steady growth of the global cardiovascular productindustry shows signs that it will continue to develop and expand to hit morethan $105 billion by 2017, up from almost $85 billion in 2010 according to aresearch study.

Welcome Message

It is our pleasure to invite you all to the webinar "14th World Heart Congress", which will take place on June 20-21, 2020 via Cisco Webex.

All cardiologists, physicians, scientists, and students are invited to attend the Heart Congress 2020.

Our conference gives insight into essential concepts related to current breakthroughs in cardiology and cardiac medicines in order to deliver new ideas, attitudes, methods, and tactics that have a direct impact on the field's progress.

"Current Perspective on Cardiology Technique and Advancement" is the theme for this year's conference. There will be keynote lectures, expert talks, seminars, and exhibitions at this conference.

The 14th World Heart Congress will keep you enthralled with seminars, scientific speeches, poster and e-poster presentations, video presentations, and workshops that will educate you on the subject.

"Heart Congress 2020" welcomes you all to the conference once more making it even more unforgettable and spectacular.

MOTIVES FOR ATTENDING:

The scientific community will be stimulated by the presentation of key notes and events.

Medals and certificates were awarded to recognize scientists' commitment to expanding the field's mass network.

A diverse selection of exhibitions showcasing new and upcoming technologies in the cardiology platform, as well as opportunities to network with cardiology players in the global investment community Workshops to address the largest meeting of the healthcare community and cardiology.

TARGET AUDIENCE:

• CEOs/COOs/Director

• Vice President

• Co-directors

• Faculty, Students, and Scientists in Cardiology

• Faculty, students, and scientists in Biomedical Engineering

• Faculty, Students, and Scientists in bioscience

• Young scientists and researchers

• Associations and societies in Cardiology

• Cardiologists

• Business Professionals

• Bioengineers

• Industrial Experts

• Medical Colleges and Hospitals

• Consumer Product Dealers/Managers

Scientific Sessions/Tracks

SESSION 1: Cardiology

Cardiology is thesurgical field that serves the study and activity of cardiac muscle andcirculatory systems. This field includes heart failure,valvular coronary disease, congenital cardio defects, atrial fibrillation, andventricular tachycardia.Physicians who treat for the Cardiological disorder are said to be Cardiologists.

SESSION 2: Anatomy ofHeart

The heart isa muscular organ localized in the mediastinum.By function, the heart is divided into four chambers. Two upper chambers areknown as the right and left atriumand two lower chambers are known as the right and left ventricles. The right heartacquires blood coming from the body through the superior and the inferior venacava. It pumps back blood to the lungs through the pulmonary artery and theleft heart receives saturated blood from the lungs.

SESSION 3: Circulatory System

The circulatory system alsoreferred to as the cardiovascularsystem or the vascular system, is an organ system that allows bloodto circulate and carry the nutrients (like amino acids and electrolytes),oxygen, carbon dioxide, hormones, and blood cells to and from the cells in thebody to provide immunity and nourishment and help in fighting diseases,stabilize temperature and pH, and prevent homeostasis.

SESSION 4: Heart Disorders

HeartDisorders describe a range of heart-related conditions. Cardiac disordersinclude diseases of the blood vessels, such as coronaryartery disorders; heartrhythm issues (arrhythmias); and heart defects with which you were born (congenitalheart defects),among others. This usually refers to conditions involvingnarrowed or blocked blood vessels which may result in heart failure, chest pain(angina), or stroke.

Certain diseases of the heart,such as those affecting the muscle, valves, or rhythm of your heart, are alsoconsidered types of heart disease. It is possible to prevent or treat heartdiseases at an early stage and also with healthy lifestyle choices.

SESSION 5: Arrhythmia

An Arrhythmiais also referred to as cardiac arrhythmia or heart arrhythmia is defined asirregular heartbeator heart sound. It is a condition where the heart beats too quickly or tooslowly. If the heart rate is too fast i.e. 100 beats per minute in an adult isknown as tachycardia, and a heart rateis too slow i.e. below 60 beats per minute that are known as bradycardia.Some kind of arrhythmia does not have any symptoms. Most of the arrhythmiacases are not serious, but in some conditions may cause sudden death. It alsoleads to cardiac arrest.

SESSION 6: Hypertension

When the bloodpressure is high is commonly referred to as hypertension.The reason for the cause of hypertension is mainly the age factor but in themodern era, it affects too early for so many factors. Hypertensioncan develop for so many years but it does exhibit any causes. We categorizehypertension either as primary or secondary. Primary hypertension is due to genetic reasonsand does not have any particular reasons. The second condition may have severalconditions such as obstructive sleep apnea, obesity, alcohol use, illegal drugs,etc.

SESSION 7: Cardiothoracic surgery

The field of medicine involved inthe surgicaltreatment of organs within the thorax cavity, lungs, heart, and oesophagusis said to be cardiothoracicsurgery. Highly advanced machines are operated externally by the surgeon forcardiothoracic surgery. These modern machines can operate through minuteincisions and also shortens the recovery time of the patients.

SESSION 8: Interventional Surgery

Interventionalsurgery is a subdivision of cardiologythat uses many imaging techniques and various diagnostic tools. It focuses onthe catheter-based instrument (invasive) for the management of cardiacdiseases. New studies and strategies such as the use of stents withbiodegradable vascularplatforms are a reality and can envision treatments that will restore anartery to a healthy condition with its vasomotor preserved without devicepresence.

SESSION 9: Preventive Cardiology

Preventivecardiology directs the course of action to cardiovasculardiseases and also the preventive measures to be taken and the medicine tointake. The main objective of this system is to decrease the risk factor and toforbid the worse conditions. Prevention is always preferable to medication.There are many conditions to keep back the disease such as regular exercise, ahealthy diet, avoid alcohol, enough sleep, and manage stress.

SESSION 10: Cardio-oncology

Cardio-oncologyis the emerging sector of monitoring, preventing, and treating cardiovasculardamage caused by cancer treatments such as chemotherapyand radiation therapy. It is important to check the patients periodically underthe treatment particularly for the patients who intake anthracyclinesand trastuzumab. The management of cardiovascularrisk factors and periodic diagnosing with cardiacimaging and biomarkers should be taken into account in high-risk survivors.

SESSION 11: Rheumatic heart disease

Rheumaticheart disease is the destruction of the heartvalves and heart due to rheumatic fever. This damage can also affect themitral valve or the aortic valveand create holes to leak and also it becomes narrow. Rheumaticfever occurs as a result of a rare strain of strep bacterial infection thatisn’t treated or is inadequately treated with antibiotics. The maincomplications of rheumaticdiseases include bacterial endocarditis, rupture heartvalve, pregnancy delivery complications.

SESSION 12: Non-invasive imaging

Non-invasiveimaging techniques generally don't have any surgery to remove tissues,needles, fluids that have to be inserted into the body. The non-invasiveimaging process focuses to establish the risk of individuals developing heartdisease in the future and also preventing major cardiovascular diseases such asmyocardialinfarction, stroke.The intensity of the reflected ultrasound image is indicated by gray scale;fluid or blood appears black, and highly reflective structures, such ascalcifications on cardiac valves or the pericardium, appear white. Tissues suchas myocardiumappear grayer, and tissues such as muscle display a unique interferencepattern.

SESSION 13: Women and heart disease

Now a day’s one in three womenliving with the serious cause of cardiovascularproblems. Though 80% of problem CVD’s can be prevented when it is diagnosedearlier. Women have thinner valves and smaller coronaryarteries than women. Women diagnosed with diabetesprobably having the chance to have cardiovasculardiseases when compared to the men having diabetes. Risk factor such assmoke, diabetes, alcoholconsumption leads to death.

SESSION 14: Nuclear cardiogram

The studies on nuclearcardiology are always performed using the conventional gammacamera with a sodium iodide detector and single-photon emission computedtomography (SPECT). A nuclear cardiogramuses the non-invasive technique to evaluate the pumping action of the heart andalso to know the location and range of the heart attack,and assess the myocardialblood flow. Among the techniques, the myocardial perfusion imagingtechnique is widely used. Nuclearcardiology studies are ceaseless to expand an important role in the newmillennium, in the non-invasive diagnosis of coronary artery disease,the assessment of the pumping function of the heart, and in the prediction ofoutcomes in patients with heartdisease.

SESSION 15: Wolff-Parkinson-White(WPW)syndrome

Wolff-Parkinson-White(WPW) thesyndrome is an extra pathway in between the upper and lower part of the heartwhich causes a sudden heartbeat.This condition may be present at birth, but it almost rare. Even babies canhave the WFW symptoms which may lead to arrhythmia.Treatment may involve the use of medication and this is known as ablation.Sometimes, an electric shock may be used to normalize the heartbeat.Common symptoms of WFW syndrome are anxiety, fatigue, chest pain, difficulty inbreathing.

SESSION 16: HIV and heart diseases

A heart attackor stroke is very dangerous for people affected by the HIV virus more thannormal people. HIV-related cardiovascular disease is about 2.6 million yearsand people lost their healthy lives. Anti-retroviraltherapy is a treatment that uses a combination of medications to reduceHIV-related infections. Johns Hopkins researchers found that men with long-termHIV infections are at great risk than uninfected men of the increasing plate intheir coronaryarteries, no matter other risk factors for coronary arterydisease.

SESSION 17: Diagnosis of heart diseases

ECG isan easy and non-invasive diagnostic method to record the electrical signal ofyour heart.Electrodes are placed in your chest to know the abnormalities of the heart.The machine that records the signal is known as an electrocardiograph.The echocardiogram method uses sound waves to produce detailed images of theheart structure.it also shows the heart rate and pumps the blood. Cardiacmagnetic resonance imaging (MRI)uses the magnetic field and computer-generated radio waves to observe detailedimages of the heart.

SESSION 18: Recent reports on cardiology

Cardiologycase reports are analysis, Open Access journal that publishes case reports andcase series related to hypertension,arrhythmia, congestive heart failure, valvular heart disease, cardiovasculardisease, congenital heart disease, and cardiomyopathy.Cardiologyreports on recent cases provide the various significant details as theassemblage to all cardiologists.Medical reports and studies provide valuable information for doctors,graduates, and paramedics members. The rare medical records and diseases thathave been found by the new testing techniques are improved.