Essentials of Cardio-oncology - Siyemi

Essentials of Cardio-oncology
This course consists of 12 modules that feature recordings of world experts reviewing essential topics in cardio-oncology at ECOS 2019, in addition to a pre- and post-course assessment. Upon completion of this course, participants should be better able to recognise the significance of cardio-oncology as an emerging subspecialty and strengthen partnerships among key stakeholders to improve cardiovascular care in patients with cancer.

You can no longer complete the 'Essentials of Cardio-oncology' as formal certificate course and claim CME credit, but individual modules remain available for viewing.

Faculty

Ana Barac, Thomas Binder, Daniela Cardinale, Susan Dent, Arjun Ghosh, Daniel Lenihan, Juan Lopez-Mattei, Jose Lopez-Sendon, Javid Moslehi, Sebastian Szmit, Jecko Thachil, Paaladinesh Thavendiranathan, Mark Westwood.
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Overview of cardio-oncology

Development of cardio-oncology and the role of the cardio-oncologist. This module has expired. The information may be out of date and not a reflection of best practice.

Cardiotoxicity: a universal definition

Issues in defining cardiotoxicity and need of universal definition. This module has expired. The information may be out of date and not a reflection of best practice.

Cardiovascular toxicities of targeted cancer therapies

Targeted therapy: Cardiovascular complications and its clinical care considerations. This module has expired. The information may be out of date and not a reflection of best practice.

Role of biomarkers

This module reviews the evidence for and clinical use of serum biomarkers in cardio-oncology. This module has expired. The information may be out of date and not a reflection of best practice.

Speckle tracking echocardiography

This module introduces the basic principles of speckle tracking echocardiography.

Cardiac imaging in cardio-oncology

This module reviews the use of speckle tracking imaging in cancer patients and in cancer survivors.

Primary prevention in cardio-oncology

Use of primary prevention strategies in patients treated with potential cardiotoxic cancer therapy. This module has expired. The information may be out of date and not a reflection of best practice.

Thrombosis and anticoagulation in cancer patients

Clinical management of thrombosis and anticoagulation in cancer patients. Expired module. The information may be out of date and not a reflection of best practice.

Exercise therapy

This module outlines evidence on the effects of exercise therapy in adult patients with cancer. This module has expired. The information may be out of date and not a reflection of best practice.

Cardio-oncology registries

This module highlights the CARDIOTOX Registry and the SURVIVE Registry.

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