Scientific Sessions 2025  /  Raising Lazarus--Raising Cardiogenic Shock Patients from the Dead  /  A Bridge to Somewhere: Defining Endpoints for Acute Circulatory Support To review protocols for device weaning. To discuss the evaluation of advanced therapies (cardiac transplantation; durable mechanical circulatory support) for patients dependent on acute circulatory support. To discuss palliative care in cardiogenic shock
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A Bridge to Somewhere: Defining Endpoints for Acute Circulatory Support To review protocols for device weaning. To discuss the evaluation of advanced therapies (cardiac transplantation; durable mechanical circulatory support) for patients dependent on acute circulatory support. To discuss palliative care in cardiogenic shock

  • Billia, Filio  ( UNIVERSITY HEALTH NETWORK , Toronto , Ontario , Canada )
  • Luk, Adriana  ( UNIVERSITY HEALTH NETWORK , Toronto , Ontario , Canada )
  • Zalawadiya, Sandip  ( Vanderbilt University Medical Cente , Nashville , Tennessee , United States )
    • Author Disclosures:
    Filio Billia: DO have relevant financial relationships ; Research Funding (PI or named investigator):Abbott Laboratories:Active (exists now) | Adriana Luk: No Answer | Sandip Zalawadiya: No Answer
Meeting Info:

Scientific Sessions 2025

2025

New Orleans, Louisiana

Session Info:

Raising Lazarus--Raising Cardiogenic Shock Patients from the Dead

Saturday, 11/08/2025 , 09:45AM - 11:00AM

Cardiovascular Seminar

More abstracts on this topic:
Debate Con: ECMO as a Bridge to Cardiac Recovery
In the current cardiac transplant allocation system, patient supported by ECMO benefit from the highest priority on the wait-list. With the increased opportunity to achieve transplant, are there are patients who are proceeding to heart replacement in lieu of vigilance for myocardial recovery.

Michel Eriberto, Rali Aniket, Topkara Veli

Debate Pro:ECMO as a Bridge to Cardiac Transplant
In the current allocation system for cardiac transplant, patients supported by ECMO benefit from the highest priority on the wait-list. Even if a patient has some myocardial recovery, are they prognostically advantaged to go to transplant rather than to live with HFrEF.

Fiedler Amy, Elliott Andrea

More abstracts from these authors:
Biomarkers of Cardiogenic Shock- Identification, Prognostic and Therapeutic Targets

Billia Filio, Everett Kay

Stuck Open, Slammed Shut: A valvular catastrophe causing Cardiogenic Shock

Randhawa Varinder, Luk Adriana

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