Webinars
All previous webinars - available anytime, anywhere
25 May 2020
Speakers: Sangita Agarwal, Boris Lams, Andrew Retter, UK
Moderation: Peter Schellongowski, Vienna, Austria
17 March 2020
Speaker: Nadia Aissaoui, Paris, France
Moderation: Peter Schellongowski, Vienna, Austria
27 February 2020
Speaker: Peter Schellongowski, Vienna, Austria
05 December 2019
Transition from v-a ECMO to VAD
Speaker: Felix Hennig, Berlin, Germany
Moderation: Peter Schellongowski, Vienna, Austria
21 November 2019
Weaning strategies on VV ECMO
Speaker: Justyna Swol, Nuremberg, Germany
Moderation: Peter Schellongowski, Vienna, Austria
06 November 2019
The role of ECMO in liver failure/ transplantation
Speaker: Robert Loveridge, London, UK
Moderation: Peter Schellongowski, Vienna, Austria
04 September 2019
Paediatric Respiratory ECMO: let’s discuss the optimal ventilator strategy to enhance lung recovery
Speaker: Matteo Di Nardo, Rome, Italy
Moderation: Peter R. Roeleveld, Leiden, Netherlands
04 July 2019
Anticoagulation during ECMO: Today's practice and future perspectives
Speaker: Max Malfertheiner, Regensburg, Germany / Jonathan Millar, Glasgow, Scotland
Moderation: Peter Schellongowski, Vienna, Austria
27 June 2019
ECHO in ECMO
Speaker: Martin Balik, Prague, Czech Republic / Dirk Donker, Utrecht, The Netherlands
Moderation: Peter Schellongowski, Vienna, Austria
27 March 2019
Identifying factors to improve ICU morbidity and survival after post cardiotomy ECMO in children
Speaker: Aparna Hoskote, London, United Kingdom
Moderation: Peter P. Roeleveld, Leiden, Netherlands
12 December 2018
Left ventricular unloading - when and how?
Speaker: Roberto Lorusso, Maastricht, Netherlands
Moderation: Peter Schellongowski, Vienna, Austria
Roberto Lorusso is Associate Professor and Director of the ECLS Program at the Cardio-Thoracic Surgery Department of the Maastricht University Medical Centre. His interests are mechanical circulatory support, minimally invasive valve surgery, coronary surgery, preclinical and clinical research (Principal Investigator of several multicentre international studies like PERSIST-AVR, ISTMIR, ECLS in Post-Cardiotomy, and others).
21 November 2018
Mechanical ventialation during veno-venous ECMO
Speaker: Matthieu Schmidt, Paris, France
Moderation: Peter Schellongowski, Vienna, Austria
Matthieu Schmidt, MD, PhD, is Assistant Professor of Intensive Care Medicine at the University of Paris, Pierre et Marie Curie, and senior intensivist in Medical Intensive Care, Pitié-Salpêtrière hospital Paris. His research and developments are on cardiogenic shock, medical circulatory assistance, as well as on rescue therapies for severe acute respiratory distress syndrome, includingECMO and mechanical ventilation.
25 September 2018
Inter-hospital transports on extracorporeal membrane oxygenation
Speaker: Lars Mikael Broman, Stockholm, Sweden
Moderation: Peter Schellongowski, Vienna, Austria
Lars Mikael Broman is senior intensivist / anesthesist and principal investigator at the ECMO Centre Karolinska, Sweden.
His research and developments are on ECMO related subjects such as transport, technology, sepsis and neurologic complications.
26 June 2018
The EOLIA Trial
Speaker: Alain Combes, Paris, France
Discussion: Alain Combes, Paris, France / Giles Peek, New York, USA / Luciano Gattinoni, Göttingen, Germany
Moderation: Peter Schellongowski, Vienna, Austria
Alain Combes presents the results of the EOLIA Trial. Afterwards, the study and more questions are discussed together with Giles Peek and Luciano Gattinoni, moderated by Peter Schellongowski.
2 May 2018
Controversies of eCPR
Speaker: Alain Combes, Paris, France / Jan Bélohlavek, Prague, Czech Republic
Moderation: Peter Schellongowski, Vienna, Austria
This new educational offer is intended to deliver cutting-edge knowledge to the multi-disciplinary community of intensivists, cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, paediatric and neonatology specialists, perfusionists, ICU nurses and physiotherapists.
Please feel free to send any feedback, comments or suggestions to euroelso@interplan.de – many thanks.
