COURSE DESCRIPTION:
The 2026 CCT in CHD course focuses on the essential role of CCT for planning complex CHD intervention. The goal is to provide a clear understanding of the optimal way to acquire, post-process, and show complex CHD CT cases to help plan surgical approach. The conference format will be image presentation followed by group discussion. Surgeon-imager dyads from multiple institutions will show cases, illustrating the varied approach to both CCT imaging and surgical intervention in this complex field. A pre-conference workstation orientation will be available for imagers. The conference will close with a session on emerging advanced visualization technologies and program building for CCT in CHD. The conference setting at Sundance Mountain Resort is a perfect place for social interaction as well as enjoying the spectacular surrounding scenery.
COURSE OBJECTIVES:
- 40+ Mentored CCT Cases for management of complex CHD (pre-conference workshop + dyad presentations)
- Presentations by imager-surgeon dyads to illustrate the team approach to decision making
- Group discussions on CCT technology advances and program building
TARGET AUDIENCE:
CHD non-invasive imagers, CHD surgeons and anyone on the heart team taking care of complex CHD patients
| REGISTRATION FEES: | |
| In-person Workstation Attendee In person attendance, workstations for case review (2 people per workstation) |
$950.00 |
| Virtual Workstation Attendee Virtual attendance, cloud based fully functional virtual workstation for case review |
$750.00 |
| Virtual NON-Workstation Attendee Virtual attendance, live access to all content, cases available within power point only |
$400.00 |
DRESS CODE: Mountain Casual Attire is suggested for the conference. Jeans, corduroy, or khaki pants paired with sweaters, fleece, or flannel are recomended.
COURSE DIRECTORS:
B. Kelly Han, Primary Children’s Hospital, University of Utah - kelly.han@hsc.utah.edu
Kirsten B. Dummer, Rady Children's Health, Univesity of California, San Diego
S. Adil Husain, Primary Children's Hospital, University of Utah
David M. Overman, Children's Minnesota
Academy Co-Sponsored by:
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