Strong German Hearts & Strong Swiss Hearts - outstanding experience for young cardiac surgeons & coaches. Extensive learnings and experience on your limits in physical & mental performance. Outstanding the idea and fantastic the organisation. Thank you to Prof. Doenst & team!

Have you checked the new issue of @TCSurgeon - it is on various aspects of #rapiddeploymentvalves and technical considerations in #thoracic surgery. And don`t miss the editorial on the "style" of scientific manuscripts. Check the issue @: https://t.co/NjyPEDB4IQ

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Tomorrow at #SwissCardio, Four exciting #postgraduate courses on #CPET, #CABG, #EchoFirst, #WhyCMR, and #HeartFailure! ❣️ https://t.co/K7Ya9lOsDI @SwissCardio @CotSwiss @sghcsscc @NScharli @BoldiKovacsMD @PeterMatt19 @CRIBasel @UniSpitalBasel @CardioZurich @CTECresearch

Highlights from the #future of @SwissCardio @CotSwiss & @sghcsscc at the SSC/SSCS – SSP/SSTS Joint Annual Meeting 2023 #SwissCardio! Interesting opportuntities to learn, practice, and network! #CardioTwitter #CardioEd @YoungDgk @italian_cot @andgiannopmd @domcbenz @NScharli

This study of German Cardiosurgery #AtrialFibrillation (CASE-AF) registry aims to describe the 1-year outcomes of patients undergoing #ablativeprocedures for atrial fibrillation in a cardiosurgical setting. Check it below, its free access in @TCSurgeon : https://t.co/Cs4a7Gvk3f

The newest issue of @TCSurgeon has just been published. It is on #aorticarch guidelines, #atrialfibrillation, thoracic surgery and much more. Check it @ https://t.co/JMg0nWuYYX And don't forget the editorial on "Still Following the Rules". https://t.co/1g6LR9SOCY

Transmitral myectomy for symptomatic #HOCM is possible with existence of substantial mitral valve disease. Please check the article (free access) in @TCSurgeon on "minimal transmitral septal #myectomy plus #MVR through right anterior mini-thoracotomy". https://t.co/kAcS8JlPJl

Fate of the unoperated ascending thoracic aortic aneurysm: three-decade experience from the Aortic Institute at Yale University. Read more in #EHJ @escardio @ESC_Journals #CardioTwitter https://t.co/LymZZAcZYi

Super interesting online Editorial Board Meeting today of the @TCSurgeon - exciting!

Top downloaded papers in 2022 @TCSurgeon

Outstanding #DGTHG Session zu Verantwortung & Führung in der Herzmedizin.

"#Herzmedizin2023 – Spezialkräfte im Team": so lautet das Motto der Jahrestagung von #DGTHG und #DGPK, vom 11.-14. Februar 2023 im CC Hamburg. Kongresswebseite: https://t.co/SDZRqm9Yol Pressemitteilung: https://t.co/7Gj4eyYwZj CU in Hamburg!

We are thrilled that the journal "Cardiovascular Medicine" is from now the official national journal of the Swiss Society of Cardiac Surgery, SGHC SSCC. We would like to sincerely thank the editors and EMH Media for such a warm welcome.   Together with… https://t.co/PTZPMzeFFN

What an experience! — STRONG GERMAN HEARTS — 🕢 36 Non-stop Program 🫀 High-class Heart Surgeons 👮‍♂️ German Special Forces (Federal Police) 🔸Wetlabs, Workshops and Guided Coaching

The 8th and final issue of @TCSurgeon in 2022 has just been published. It is dedicated to Hans Georg Borst. Accordingly, the main focus is on #aorticsurgery with an emphasis on #dissection. Check the newsletter and the highlighted articles at https://t.co/MTSliDgG1B

📢 Untill 2. January 2023, submit your publications list & brief bio to 📧 echokurs@swisscardio.ch ⏩️ win one of three @SwissCardio free registrations to #EchoKurs 🇨🇭 @RichiKobza @simonstaempfli @MRSSC14 @JGrapsa @CotSwiss @sghcsscc @YoungDgk @italian_cot @PezelT @ShehabAnwer

⏳️ In less than a month, #EchoKurs celebrates its 30th anniversary with a rich scientific programme for its attendees ✅️ Don't forget to register .. or win a free registration 👀 https://t.co/w1LufN1ign @CotSwiss @sghcsscc @snsf_ch @doctorfmh @YoungDgk @DGK_org @italian_cot

Does Mental Distress Predict Cardiac Surgical Outcome? - it may. Check the interesting eFirst article below by Buschmann, Treede et al. #cardiacsurgery #mentaldistress #MedTwitter https://t.co/LIrgB1IPgo

Avoidance of sternotomy while preserving complete revascularization might be an important cardiac surgical technique in the future. Check the report on #CABG via a small left anterior thoracotomy (#TCRAT) in nonselected patients with multivessel disease. https://t.co/uZCCv90YfW