Advanced Women’s Cardiovascular Medicine & Menopause Management

The Scripps Women’s Health Update: Cardiovascular Disease and Menopause 2026 delivers a comprehensive clinical update focused on the unique relationship between cardiovascular disease, hormonal transitions, and menopause in women.

This specialized symposium provides evidence-based guidance on diagnosing and managing cardiovascular conditions that are more common in women or present differently compared with men. The program explores critical topics including heart failure, cardiomyopathy, arrhythmias, microvascular disease, endothelial dysfunction, obesity, menopause-related cardiovascular risk, and hormone replacement therapy.

Held on February 27–28, 2026 at The Westin Carlsbad Resort in Carlsbad, California, the course combines advanced women’s cardiology with modern menopause medicine to help clinicians improve prevention strategies, treatment outcomes, and long-term cardiovascular health in women.

📦 Product Details

• 🎥 28 Videos
• 📝 28 Subtitle Files (.vtt)
• 📄 29 PDFs
• 💾 Total Size: 6.75 GB
• 📅 Course Date: February 27–28, 2026
• 🌐 Access: On-demand

🩺 Program Overview

The symposium is divided into two focused educational tracks:

Day 1: Arrhythmias and Cardiomyopathy in Women

Covers:

• Heart failure in women
• Cardiac arrhythmias
• Cardiomyopathy
• Women-specific cardiovascular risk factors
• Gender disparities in cardiovascular care
• Advanced cardiovascular therapies

Day 2: Turning Up the Heat — Myths, Truths and Breakthroughs in Menopause

Explores:

• Menopause physiology and hormonal changes
• Hormone replacement therapy (HRT)
• Obesity and metabolic health
• Menopause-related cardiovascular risk
• Neurological, oncological, endocrine, and urological considerations during menopause

The course emphasizes personalized, evidence-based care strategies for women across different stages of life.

🎯 Learning Objectives

After completing this course, participants will be able to:

• Identify cardiovascular diseases and risk factors unique to women
• Analyze disparities in cardiovascular treatment utilization in women
• Evaluate modern management strategies for heart failure and cardiomyopathy
• Improve prevention of cardiovascular disease through management of hypertension, hyperlipidemia, obesity, and menopause-related risk factors
• Recognize symptoms associated with different stages of menopause
• Understand the cardiovascular effects of menopause and hormone replacement therapy
• Apply individualized treatment strategies for menopausal patients with chronic medical conditions
• Improve counseling and medical management for obesity and cardiovascular prevention

❤️ Women’s Cardiovascular Health Focus

A major focus of the symposium is improving recognition and treatment of cardiovascular disease in women.

Topics include:

• Microvascular disease
• Endothelial dysfunction
• Atypical cardiac symptoms in women
• Heart failure and cardiomyopathy
• Arrhythmias and electrophysiology
• Breast cancer-related cardiomyopathy
• Preventive cardiology

Faculty discuss evidence-based approaches to reducing cardiovascular risk and improving long-term outcomes in female patients.

🌸 Menopause & Hormonal Health

The menopause-focused sessions review:

• Hormonal changes during menopause
• Vasomotor symptoms and systemic effects
• Metabolic changes and obesity
• Hormone replacement therapy safety
• Cardiovascular implications of menopause
• Personalized menopause treatment strategies

Experts from cardiology, endocrinology, oncology, neurology, and women’s health provide multidisciplinary insights into the management of menopause-related conditions.

⚖️ Preventive Cardiology & Obesity Management

The course also emphasizes prevention and risk reduction through:

• Hypertension management
• Lipid management
• Obesity medicine
• Lifestyle modification
• Early cardiovascular risk identification
• Personalized prevention plans for women

Clinicians learn practical strategies to integrate preventive cardiology into routine women’s healthcare.

💡 Key Features

✔️ Comprehensive women’s cardiovascular medicine update
✔️ Advanced menopause and hormone therapy education
✔️ Evidence-based preventive cardiology strategies
✔️ Focus on gender-specific cardiovascular disease
✔️ Multidisciplinary women’s health approach
✔️ Practical clinical guidance for real-world patient care
✔️ Includes videos, subtitles, and downloadable PDFs

🚀 Why This Course Stands Out

This symposium uniquely combines:

• Women’s cardiovascular medicine
• Menopause management
• Preventive cardiology
• Obesity medicine
• Hormone therapy updates
• Personalized women’s healthcare

with a strong emphasis on evidence-based clinical practice and multidisciplinary collaboration.

The course helps clinicians confidently manage complex cardiovascular and hormonal conditions affecting women throughout midlife and beyond.

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Topics

1. 01 Arrhythmias, Palpitations & Stress

2. 02 Cardiovascular Disease in Women

3. 03 Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection

4. 04 Gender Disparities in Clinical Trials of CVD

5. 05 Atrial Fibrillation in Women

6. 06 Microvascular Disease MINOCA

7. 07 Panel DiscussionQ&A

8. 08 Gender Disparities in Cardiac Implantable Devices

9. 09 Congestive Heart Failure in Women

10. 10 Breast Cancer and Cardiomyopathy

11. 11 Optimized Primary Prevention

12. 12 Pregnancy and CVD The Role of Cardio-Obstetrics VIDEO PDF NOT RELEASE

13. 13 Hypertension Management

14. 14 Menopause Hormone Therapy for the Cardiologist

15. 15 Introduction to Menopause

16. 16 Update on Menopause Treatment

17. 17 Cardiovascular Disease and Menopause

18. 18 Menopause and Migraines

19. 19 Panel DiscussionQ&A

20. 20 HRT and Thromboembolism Risk

21. 21 Breast Cancer Risk Non-hormonal Management of VMS in Breast Cancer Patients

22. 22 Panel DiscussionQ&A

23. 23 Menopause and Bone Health

24. 24 Mental Health Disorders and Menopause

25. 25 Testosterone in Females

26. 26 Panel DiscussionQ&A

27. 27 Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause

28. 28 Managing Weight Changes in Menopause

29. 29 Panel Discussion Q&A

Foundations and Practical Challenges in Modern Breast Imaging

The Meetings By Mail Penn Radiology Breast Imaging Immersion 2026 delivers an advanced, case-based review of contemporary breast imaging, multimodality interpretation, and image-guided breast interventions.

This first volume of the Penn Radiology Breast Imaging Immersion series, titled Foundations and Practical Challenges, reinforces essential mammography principles while exploring the real-world diagnostic and procedural challenges encountered in modern breast imaging practice.

Led by Penn’s internationally recognized breast imaging faculty, the course combines didactic lectures with practical case discussions designed to improve diagnostic accuracy, optimize patient management, and enhance breast imaging outcomes across screening and diagnostic settings.

The program provides comprehensive coverage of:

• Digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT)
• Breast ultrasound
• Breast MRI
• BI-RADS updates
• Breast calcifications and asymmetries
• Architectural distortion
• Image-guided breast interventions
• Core needle biopsy and concordance
• High-risk lesions
• Male and pregnancy-related breast imaging

📦 Product Details

• 🎥 26 Videos
• 📄 1 PDF
• 💾 Total Size: 4.77 GB
• 📅 Release Date: April 15, 2026
• 🌐 Access: On-demand

🩺 Program Overview

Modern breast imaging continues to evolve rapidly with advancements in:

• Digital mammography
• Tomosynthesis
• Breast MRI techniques
• Ultrasound technology
• Image-guided interventions
• Multimodality lesion assessment

This course provides a practical framework for integrating these modalities into daily breast imaging practice while improving confidence in complex diagnostic and procedural decision-making.

The curriculum emphasizes:
✔️ Accurate lesion characterization
✔️ BI-RADS application across modalities
✔️ Breast cancer screening optimization
✔️ MRI interpretation strategies
✔️ Image-guided biopsy precision
✔️ Diagnostic pitfalls and difficult cases
✔️ Correlation between imaging and pathology

The case-based structure helps clinicians apply advanced breast imaging principles directly to real-world patient care.

🎯 Learning Objectives

After completing this course, participants will be able to:

• Optimize interpretation and clinical application of digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT) and breast ultrasound
• Evaluate complex breast MRI cases using advanced MRI techniques for screening and staging
• Apply current BI-RADS criteria across multiple breast imaging modalities
• Improve accuracy in image-guided breast interventions and biopsies
• Recognize and manage challenging multimodality breast imaging findings
• Reduce false positives and avoid common diagnostic pitfalls in breast imaging practice

🩻 Mammography & Tomosynthesis

The course reinforces core mammography principles while providing advanced instruction in digital breast tomosynthesis (DBT).

Topics include:

• Screening mammography
• Diagnostic mammography
• 2D and 3D mammography interpretation
• Breast asymmetries
• Calcifications
• Architectural distortion
• Dense breast imaging

Faculty discuss practical strategies to:
✔️ Improve cancer detection
✔️ Reduce recall rates
✔️ Enhance lesion characterization
✔️ Improve screening efficiency

Special attention is given to challenging findings frequently encountered in everyday breast imaging practice.

🧲 Breast MRI

Advanced breast MRI sessions review:

• MRI screening protocols
• High-risk breast MRI
• Breast cancer staging
• MRI interpretation strategies
• Problem-solving MRI cases
• MRI pitfalls and limitations

The course emphasizes:
✔️ Multimodality imaging correlation
✔️ Enhancement pattern analysis
✔️ Appropriate MRI utilization
✔️ MRI-guided management decisions

These sessions help clinicians strengthen confidence in advanced breast MRI interpretation.

📡 Breast Ultrasound

Breast ultrasound training includes:

• Lesion characterization
• Targeted ultrasound evaluation
• Cystic vs solid lesion assessment
• Axillary lymph node evaluation
• Ultrasound-guided procedures

Faculty provide practical guidance for integrating ultrasound findings with mammography and MRI to improve diagnostic accuracy and patient management.

💉 Breast Interventions & Biopsy

A dedicated portion of the course focuses on image-guided breast interventions.

Topics include:

• Core needle biopsy
• Ultrasound-guided biopsy
• Stereotactic biopsy
• Localization procedures
• Imaging-pathology concordance
• Post-biopsy management

Faculty discuss:
✔️ Lesion targeting techniques
✔️ Biopsy planning
✔️ Concordance assessment
✔️ Avoiding procedural pitfalls
✔️ High-risk lesion management

These sessions emphasize precision and evidence-based interventional breast imaging practice.

⚠️ Challenging Cases & Diagnostic Pitfalls

The course also explores difficult and ambiguous breast imaging cases involving:

• High-risk lesions
• Male breast imaging
• Young patients
• Pregnancy-related breast imaging
• Complex multimodality findings

Faculty highlight:
✔️ Diagnostic traps
✔️ BI-RADS categorization challenges
✔️ False-positive reduction strategies
✔️ Appropriate follow-up recommendations

The practical case-review format helps improve clinical reasoning and diagnostic confidence.

💡 Key Features

✔️ Advanced multimodality breast imaging course
✔️ Strong emphasis on real-world case interpretation
✔️ Comprehensive DBT, MRI, and ultrasound coverage
✔️ Practical breast intervention training
✔️ BI-RADS updates and lesion management strategies
✔️ Focus on reducing diagnostic errors and false positives
✔️ Includes expert-led didactic and case-based learning

🚀 Why This Course Stands Out

The Penn Radiology Breast Imaging Immersion 2026 uniquely combines:

• Foundational breast imaging principles
• Advanced multimodality interpretation
• Challenging diagnostic cases
• Image-guided intervention training
• Practical workflow and management strategies

with a strong focus on improving real-world breast imaging performance.

The combination of:
✔️ Mammography
✔️ Tomosynthesis
✔️ MRI
✔️ Ultrasound
✔️ Breast biopsy techniques
✔️ Imaging-pathology concordance

makes this course an outstanding educational resource for clinicians seeking advanced breast imaging and intervention training.

+ Topics:

Session 1: BI-RADS and Screening

Session 2: Asymmetries, Calcifications and Architectual Distortion

Session 3: Multi Modality Challenges and Biopsy Breakthroughs

Session 4: Postive Developments and False Negatives

Session 5: High Risk and Lower Percentage Populations

Introduction

The Harvard Women’s Health and Menopause (WHAM) 2026 program provides an advanced academic exploration of reproductive aging, hormonal therapeutics, and long-term preventive strategies relevant to modern female healthcare. Developed in collaboration with faculty from Harvard Medical School together with internationally recognized experts across endocrinology, gynecology, psychiatry, cardiometabolic medicine, rheumatology, sexual health, and integrative care, the curriculum reflects the growing importance of menopause-focused education within contemporary medicine.

This professionally structured educational program examines the physiologic, cognitive, cardiovascular, metabolic, musculoskeletal, and psychosocial effects associated with hormonal transition while providing practical guidance for individualized patient management. Through multidisciplinary teaching and clinically focused discussions, participants gain updated insight into hormone therapy, obesity management, preventive cardiology, neurocognitive health, osteoporosis prevention, oncology-related considerations, sexual wellness, and lifestyle-based interventions.

WHAM 2026 combines scientific rigor with practical applicability. The course structure supports both detailed academic study and efficient topic review, making it highly valuable for physicians, advanced practitioners, and multidisciplinary medical teams seeking updated therapeutic knowledge relevant to outpatient care, specialty medicine, and preventive health management.

Files Included

The Harvard WHAM 2026 educational package includes an extensive collection of multimedia learning materials designed to support both long-form study and ongoing professional reference.

Included resources:

• 62 HD video lectures
• 5 bonus educational video sessions
• 62 subtitle files (VTT format)
• 60 downloadable PDF presentation files
• Total course size: 43 GB
• Additional 84 GB bonus educational materials
• Downloadable lecture slides and presentation resources
• Recorded and live-streamed educational content
• Multimedia learning resources optimized for asynchronous education
• English-language instructional materials

Why This Course Is Important

The management of menopause and reproductive aging has become increasingly important across internal medicine, endocrinology, gynecology, psychiatry, cardiometabolic medicine, and preventive healthcare. Emerging research continues to reshape understanding of hormonal physiology, vascular disease risk, cognition, obesity, osteoporosis, mood disorders, sleep quality, and long-term quality-of-life outcomes associated with midlife hormonal transition.

Despite the widespread prevalence of menopause-related symptoms and associated chronic health implications, many clinicians receive limited formal education in this field during residency and postgraduate training. Providers are increasingly expected to navigate complex discussions involving hormonal therapy safety, individualized prescribing strategies, oncology-related considerations, sexual wellness, metabolic disease risk, and nonpharmacologic interventions while balancing rapidly evolving scientific literature and patient expectations.

WHAM 2026 addresses this educational need through a multidisciplinary framework that approaches hormonal transition as a systemic medical process rather than a narrowly symptom-focused condition. The curriculum emphasizes critical interpretation of emerging research, individualized therapeutic planning, and practical management strategies relevant to real-world patient care.

What Participants Will Learn

Participants completing the Harvard WHAM 2026 course will strengthen their understanding of endocrine physiology, therapeutic reasoning, and preventive strategies related to reproductive aging.

The program is designed to help learners:

• Understand hormonal and physiologic changes occurring throughout reproductive aging
• Identify common and complex presentations associated with perimenopause and menopause
• Apply contemporary prescribing principles for estrogen, progesterone, and testosterone therapies
• Evaluate therapeutic benefits, contraindications, and safety considerations related to hormonal interventions
• Improve management of obesity, insulin resistance, cardiometabolic dysfunction, and vascular disease risk
• Address sexual dysfunction, vulvovaginal symptoms, pelvic floor disorders, and libido-related concerns
• Incorporate nutrition, exercise, sleep optimization, and stress-management strategies into individualized care plans
• Recognize neuropsychiatric manifestations associated with hormonal fluctuation, including anxiety, depression, cognitive symptoms, and ADHD presentations during midlife
• Integrate selected functional and integrative therapeutic concepts into patient management when clinically appropriate
• Strengthen communication strategies, shared decision-making, and individualized treatment planning skills

Full Course Topics & Lectures

Menopause & Hormone Therapy

• The Science of Perimenopause & Menopause
• Menopausal Hormone Therapy 2026
• Prescribing Hormone Therapy Correctly
• Management of Perimenopausal Symptoms
• Complex Menopause Cases
• Testosterone Therapy in Women
• Safety and Risks of Hormone Therapy

Mental Health & Cognitive Medicine

• Brain Fog Expert Panel
• Estradiol and Brain Aging
• ADHD in Midlife Women
• Depression & Menopause
• Trauma-Informed Care
• Anxiety and Mood Swings

Sexual Medicine & Pelvic Health

• Sexual Trauma and Management
• Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy
• Sexual Pain Management
• Libido and Arousal
• Understanding Sexual Health in Midlife
• Vulvar Disorders

Cardiovascular & Metabolic Medicine

• Cardiovascular Disease in Women
• Cardiometabolic Changes in Menopause
• Weight Management in Menopausal Women
• Lifestyle Medicine
• Nutrition and Culinary Medicine

Bone Health, Rheumatology & Musculoskeletal Care

• Osteoporosis Prevention and Treatment
• Hormones for Bone Health
• Musculoskeletal Syndrome of Menopause
• Osteoarthritis in Midlife
• Rheumatologic and Autoimmune Conditions

Oncology & Breast Health

• Breast Cancer Updates 2026
• Managing Menopause in Breast Cancer Patients
• Hormones and Gynecologic Malignancies
• Young Breast Cancer Survivorship

Integrative & Functional Medicine

• Functional Medicine Testing
• Gut Microbiome in Women’s Health
• Dietary Supplements for Vasomotor Symptoms
• Mind-Body Approaches to Menopause
• Adaptogens and HPA Axis Dysfunction

Additional Specialized Topics

• AI in Women’s Healthcare
• LGBTQ+ Care at Midlife
• Dermatology & Skin Care
• Cosmetic Procedures
• Human Trafficking Awareness for Clinicians
• Violence Against Women
• Gastroenterology and Brain-Gut Interactions

Educational Experience & Learning Features

WHAM 2026 combines academic depth with flexible digital learning tools tailored to physicians, advanced trainees, and multidisciplinary care teams.

Educational features include:

• 62 professionally produced HD educational lectures
• 5 bonus learning sessions focused on specialized clinical subjects
• Downloadable PDF presentations for offline review and long-term reference
• Subtitle-supported multimedia learning through included VTT files
• Case-based discussions designed to strengthen diagnostic reasoning and therapeutic planning
• Contemporary guideline reviews relevant to hormonal therapy and preventive medicine
• Multimedia educational formats supporting retention and flexible self-paced study
• Structured educational content suitable for continuing education and board-review preparation
• Practical patient-management discussions relevant to outpatient medicine and specialty care

The asynchronous course format allows participants to revisit complex material, personalize study schedules, and gradually integrate updated therapeutic concepts into patient care workflows.

Who Should Take This Course

The Harvard WHAM 2026 curriculum is intended for clinicians involved in endocrine care, gynecology, internal medicine, preventive medicine, metabolic health, and long-term management of adult female patients.

This program is especially valuable for:

• Obstetricians and gynecologists
• Family medicine physicians
• Internal medicine physicians
• Endocrinologists
• Menopause-focused specialists
• Nurse practitioners and physician assistants
• Nurses working in female-focused specialties
• Allied health providers
• Medical residents and fellows
• Researchers studying hormonal aging and preventive care
• Healthcare educators and wellness specialists

Clinical Applications & Practice Benefits

The WHAM 2026 program is structured to strengthen therapeutic decision-making while supporting continuing education and specialty development across multiple medical disciplines.

Participants gain practical insight into:

• Hormonal prescribing strategies and individualized risk assessment
• Evaluation of complex or treatment-resistant symptom presentations
• Cardiovascular and metabolic risk management during reproductive aging
• Sexual medicine and pelvic health assessment
• Osteoporosis prevention and musculoskeletal preservation strategies
• Oncology-related considerations affecting hormonal therapy decisions
• Integrative and lifestyle-based therapeutic frameworks supported by current literature
• Shared decision-making and patient communication strategies
• Preventive care planning focused on long-term health optimization
• Diagnostic reasoning applicable to both primary and specialty care environments

The curriculum connects endocrine physiology and contemporary scientific understanding with patient-centered therapeutic applications relevant to real-world medical care.

Professional Summary

The Harvard Women’s Health and Menopause (WHAM) 2026 program provides a broad and clinically sophisticated review of hormonal aging, preventive medicine, and multidisciplinary care strategies relevant to modern female healthcare. Developed through collaboration between Harvard Medical School faculty and internationally respected experts across multiple specialties, the curriculum delivers advanced educational training grounded in current scientific understanding and practical patient management principles.

From hormone therapy and cardiometabolic risk reduction to neurocognitive health, sexual wellness, bone preservation, oncology-related care, and integrative therapeutic strategies, WHAM 2026 offers a detailed and clinically relevant educational experience designed to support long-term patient outcomes and professional development.

Its combination of multimedia instruction, practical case discussions, and multidisciplinary clinical perspectives makes the course a valuable educational resource for clinicians seeking deeper expertise in reproductive aging, hormonal therapeutics, and preventive female healthcare.

Advanced Surgical & Multidisciplinary Management of Endometriosis and Adenomyosis

📦 Product Details

Format: 28 Videos (.mp4) + 28 Subtitle Files (.vtt) + 2 PDFs
Total Size: 28.77 GB
Course Date: March 19–21, 2026
Location: Fontainebleau Las Vegas
Access: On-demand
Target Audience: Gynecologic surgeons and endometriosis specialists

🩺 Program Overview

The American & Global College of Endometriosis Specialists Annual Meeting 2026 is a premier multidisciplinary educational event focused on the latest surgical, diagnostic, and scientific advances in the management of endometriosis and adenomyosis.

Held in Las Vegas, Nevada, this advanced meeting brings together internationally recognized gynecologic surgeons, fertility experts, minimally invasive surgery specialists, researchers, and women’s health professionals to explore complex challenges in endometriosis care through evidence-based lectures, panel discussions, case-based learning, and live surgical demonstrations.

The 2026 program highlights emerging technologies including artificial intelligence (AI), robotic-assisted surgery, minimally invasive surgery (MIS), molecular medicine, fertility preservation, and advanced pelvic surgical anatomy. Participants also gain valuable insights into chronic pelvic pain, infertility, fibroids, racial disparities in care, imaging controversies, and oncologic risks associated with endometriosis and adenomyosis.

This comprehensive educational experience emphasizes multidisciplinary collaboration, innovation in surgical practice, patient-centered care, and translational research shaping the future of endometriosis management worldwide.

🎯 Key Features

• Advanced endometriosis surgical education
• Live surgery transmissions and surgical video sessions
• AI integration in robotic and minimally invasive gynecologic surgery
• Multidisciplinary management strategies for complex pelvic disease
• Fertility and IVF-focused endometriosis discussions
• Evidence-based chronic pain management approaches
• Imaging debates and diagnostic controversies
• Global collaboration with leading surgeons and researchers

📚 What You Will Learn

• Evaluate advanced surgical anatomy for endometriosis treatment
• Apply minimally invasive and robotic-assisted surgical techniques
• Integrate AI technologies into gynecologic surgical practice
• Improve multidisciplinary management of adenomyosis and fibroids
• Optimize infertility and IVF strategies in endometriosis patients
• Analyze racial disparities affecting diagnosis and treatment outcomes
• Compare ultrasound and MRI approaches in pelvic imaging
• Understand oncologic risks associated with endometriosis
• Explore molecular medicine and basic science advances
• Improve management of chronic pelvic pain and comorbid conditions

🌸 Core Topics Covered

🔪 Advanced Surgical Anatomy & Techniques

• Surgical treatment anatomy for endometriosis
• Complex pelvic dissection strategies
• Minimally invasive gynecologic surgery (MIS)
• Robotic-assisted surgery techniques
• Surgical video case reviews
• Live surgery transmissions

🤖 Artificial Intelligence & Emerging Technologies

• AI in gynecologic surgery
• Robotic-assisted surgical innovations
• Technology integration in endometriosis care
• Molecular medicine advances
• Omics and precision medicine concepts
• Future surgical technologies

🩺 Endometriosis, Adenomyosis & Chronic Pain

• Pain management in endometriosis and adenomyosis
• Chronic pelvic pain strategies
• Extragenital endometriosis
• Complex adenomyosis management
• Comorbidities associated with endometriosis
• Multidisciplinary pelvic disease care

👶 Fertility, IVF & Reproductive Medicine

• Infertility management in endometriosis
• IVF strategies and fertility preservation
• Reproductive outcomes optimization
• Fertility-focused surgical planning
• Endometriosis-related reproductive dysfunction

🧬 Diagnostics, Imaging & Medical Therapy

• Diagnostic approaches to endometriosis
• Ultrasound versus MRI debates
• Medical treatment strategies
• Imaging interpretation and controversies
• Evidence-based diagnostic protocols

⚕️ Oncology, Risk & Basic Science

• Oncology risks associated with endometriosis
• Endometriosis and malignancy discussions
• Basic science mechanisms of disease
• Inflammatory and molecular pathways
• Translational endometriosis research

🌍 Equity, Advocacy & Multidisciplinary Care

• Racial disparities in endometriosis management
• Fibroid and adenomyosis multidisciplinary care
• Collaborative care team models
• Patient advocacy and global health perspectives
• International expert panel discussions

🎥 Featured Sessions

• Surgical Treatment – Anatomy
• Pain, Endometriosis and Adenomyosis
• Infertility, IVF, and Endometriosis
• New Technology in AI, MIS, and Robotic-Assisted Surgery
• Extragenital Endometriosis and Adenomyosis
• Live Surgery Transmission
• Fibroid and Adenomyosis Multidisciplinary Management
• Best Abstracts and Surgical Videos
• Panel Discussion on Racial Disparity in Endometriosis Management
• Diagnostic and Medical Treatment
• Debate: Ultrasound vs MRI
• Oncology, Risk & Endometriosis
• Basic Science and Endometriosis

👨‍⚕️ Target Audience

• Gynecologic surgeons
• Endometriosis specialists
• Minimally invasive gynecologic surgeons
• Reproductive endocrinologists
• Fertility and IVF specialists
• Pelvic pain specialists
• Women’s health physicians
• Researchers focused on endometriosis and adenomyosis

🚀 Why This Course Stands Out

• One of the leading global meetings dedicated to endometriosis surgery
• Strong focus on advanced surgical anatomy and live procedures
• Integrates AI and robotic technology into gynecologic care
• Combines fertility, pain, imaging, oncology, and surgical management
• Features multidisciplinary and international expert collaboration
• Covers emerging molecular and translational medicine concepts
• Addresses disparities and patient-centered care strategies
• Ideal for surgeons seeking cutting-edge endometriosis education

4. Topics

1. 01 Welcome & Opening Remarks

2. 02 Session 1 Surgical Treatment-Anatomy

3. 03 Keynote Lecture 1

4. 04 Session 2 Pain Endiometriosis and Adenomoysis

5. 05 Keynote Lecture 2

6. 06 Session 3 Infertility, IVF, and Endometriosis

7. 07 New Technology In Artificial Intelligence (AI), MIS, and Robotic Assisted Surgery

8. 08 Session 4 Extragenital Endometriosis and Adenomyosis

9. 09 Live Surgery Transmission

10. 10 Session 5 Fibroid and Adenomyosis Multidisciplinary Management Who Is on Your Team

11. 11 Session 6 Best Abstracts and Surgical Videos

12. 12 Panel Discussion on Racial Disparity in Endometriosis, Adenomyosis, and Fibroid Management

13. 13 Session 7 Diagnostic and Medical Treatment

14. 14 Session 8 Comorbidities and Associated Pathology with Endometriosis and Adenomyosis Management

15. 15 Debate-Ultrasound vs MRI

16. 16 Session 9 Oncology, Risk & Endometriosis

17. 17 Keynote Lecture 3

18. 18 Session 10 Basic Science and Endometriosis

19. 19 Closing and Wrap Up

20. Day 1 Part 1

21. Day 1 Part 2

22. Day 2 Part 1

23. Day 2 Part 2

24. Day 2 Part 3

25. Day 2 Part 4

26. Day 3 Part 1

27. Day 3 Part 2

28. Day 3 Part 3

29. Program-at-a-glance-web.pdf

Advanced Multimodal & Integrative Pediatric Pain Management

📦 Product Details

Format: 53 Videos (.mp4) + 25 Subtitle Files (.vtt) + 50 PDFs
Total Size: 815 GB
Course Date: 2026
Access: On-demand
Target Audience: Pediatricians, anesthesiologists, and pain specialists
Source: University of California, San Francisco Pediatric Pain Master Class

⚠️ Note: This course contains 3 original publisher videos without audio due to source issues from UCSF.

🩺 Program Overview

The UCSF 16th Pediatric Pain Master Class 2026 is a comprehensive educational program dedicated to advancing the management of complex pain conditions in infants, children, and adolescents.

This highly specialized course explores modern pediatric pain medicine through evidence-based approaches in neurophysiology, multimodal analgesia, opioid stewardship, behavioral therapies, procedural anxiety reduction, rehabilitation medicine, and integrative care strategies.

Participants gain practical clinical guidance for treating acute, chronic, neuropathic, procedural, and complex pain syndromes while learning how to improve pediatric comfort, safety, and long-term quality of life using multidisciplinary treatment approaches.

The program combines expert lectures, experiential sessions, case-based discussions, and integrative therapeutic techniques designed for clinicians involved in pediatric pain management across inpatient, outpatient, rehabilitation, and procedural care settings.

🎯 Key Features

• Comprehensive pediatric pain medicine curriculum
• Advanced multimodal analgesia education
• Integrative and behavioral treatment strategies
• Focus on opioid safety and stewardship
• Evidence-based chronic pain management approaches
• Procedural anxiety and sedation training
• Includes experiential mindfulness and relaxation sessions
• Practical guidance for pediatric pain program development

📚 What You Will Learn

• Understand pediatric pain neurophysiology and pain processing
• Apply multimodal analgesia techniques in clinical practice
• Optimize opioid prescribing, rotation, and withdrawal management
• Integrate CBT, ACT, hypnosis, meditation, and relaxation therapies
• Reduce procedural pain and anxiety in pediatric patients
• Manage chronic and neuropathic pain syndromes effectively
• Utilize integrative medicine including acupuncture and massage therapy
• Improve pain rehabilitation strategies for complex pediatric cases
• Develop multidisciplinary pediatric pain management plans
• Expand and strengthen pediatric pain programs and services

4. Topics

1. 01 Welcome. Announcements & Introductions
2. 02 Does prescribing opioids to children in acute pain increase and 03 Integrative Medicine in the Treatment of Pain and Distressing Symptoms in Children
3. 04 Pain – nothing but a memory and 05 Pain Treatment in Neonates and Infants
4. 06 Multimodal Analgesia Workshop Advanced pediatric pain treatment and prevention
5. 07 Welcome. Announcements 10-minute Experiential and 08 Treating Neuropathic Pain in Children. From graded motor Imagery to adjuvant analgesia
6. 09 Pediatric Pain Prevention and Treatment as a Human Right and 10 Pediatric pain treatment – what have we learned over the past 40 years and where are we going
7. 11 Know Pain and Know Gain Pain neurophysiology education
8. 12 It’s all in our bodies AND heads Addressing mental health in children with pain (VIDEO IS BROKEN AND HAS NO SOUND FROM THE ORIGINAL PUBLISHER UCSF)
9. 13 From Erythromelalgia to Suztrigine sodium channel and non-sodium channel genes in painful (VIDEO IS BROKEN AND HAS NO SOUND FROM THE ORIGINAL PUBLISHER UCSF)
10. 14 Pediatric Pain Treatment in Bangladesh, Ethiopia, Rwanda, and Vietnam (VIDEO IS BROKEN AND HAS NO SOUND FROM THE ORIGINAL PUBLISHER UCSF)
11. 15 The Comfort Promise Preventing Pain and Anxiety Caused by Needle (and Other Painful) Procedures
12. 16 The Comfort Promise Utilizing quality improvement methodology and 17 How to Start a Movement Innovative Physical Therapy
13. 18 Soothing Color Muscle Relaxation 19 Opioid Selection in the Pediatric Population (Part I) 20 Responding to Non-Medical Opioid Use in Children and Teenagers
14. 21 Adverse Childhood Events (ACEs) and Pediatric Pain 22 Cannabis and Cannabinoids for Pain Treatment in Pediatrics
15. 23 The Neurobiology of pain and itch processing 24 Buprenorphine for patients with opioid use disorder
16. 25 Imaging pain processing in the brain and spinal cord 26 Opioid Selection in the Pediatric Population. Part II
17. 27 10-minute Experiential “Qigong” 28 How to Implement (and Maintain) an RN-Administered Nitrous Oxide 29 Pediatric Pain Treatment in Patients with Sickle Cell Disease
18. 30 Opioid-Rotation in Infants & Children 31 Meditation Experiential From focusing, wandering or clearing your mind
19. 32 Primary Pain Disorders Chronic pain in head, abdomen, muscles, and joints
20. 33 10-minute Experiential “Progressive Muscle Relaxation” 34 Pain. Sex, and Death 35 The Global Comfort Promise
21. 36 How to use Language Hypnotically to Alleviate Pain and Anxiety in Pediatric Patients
22. 37 Software problems unrelated to a hardware problem 38 The Magic Glove A versatile hypnotic technique
23. 39 Mistakes Were Made How to fix pain research 40 From Nerve Blocks to Epidural Infusions 41 Chronic Intractable pain and irritability in children with neurological impairment
24. 42 10-minute Experiential ‘Ear Seeds’ 43 Intensive Inpatient Pediatric Pain Rehabilitation 44 Basic Analgesia Often Misunderstood, Underestimated, and Underused
25. 45 CBT versus (or and) ACT Evidence- Based Behavioral Treatment for Kids with Chronic Pain
26. 46 Welcome, Announcements, Reflection, Teach-Back 47 The Pain JEDI 48 Methadone in Pediatrics
27. 49 From Acupuncture Research to Clinical Service 50 Pediatric Sedation and Anxiolysis for Children Undergoing Painful Procedures
28. 51 How to grow your pain program 52 Is it Pain, Withdrawal, and/or Delirium 53 Massage Therapy in Pediatric Pain & Symptom Management 54 Called to Arms

Introduction

The UPMC International Fontan Symposium 2023 delivers an advanced multidisciplinary review of the lifelong management of patients living with Fontan circulation. Developed through UPMC, the symposium focuses on the evolving medical, interventional, electrophysiologic, and surgical challenges associated with single-ventricle congenital heart disease and Fontan physiology.

Designed for specialists involved in congenital cardiology and complex cardiac care, the program examines both pediatric and adult considerations in Fontan management, including mental health, pregnancy, liver disease, advanced imaging, mechanical circulatory support, ventricular assist devices, transplantation, and post-transplant intensive care strategies.

Through expert-led lectures and clinically focused discussions, participants gain updated insight into the long-term complications associated with Fontan circulation and the rapidly evolving therapeutic approaches used to improve survival, hemodynamics, quality of life, and transplant outcomes in this complex patient population.

Files Included

The UPMC International Fontan Symposium 2023 educational package includes a comprehensive set of cardiovascular learning materials optimized for advanced congenital heart disease education.

Included resources:

• 22 video lectures
• 22 subtitle files (.vtt)
• 18 downloadable PDF presentations
• Total course size: 4.56 GB
• Streaming and recorded educational sessions
• Downloadable conference learning materials
• Multimedia congenital cardiology education resources
• Advanced Fontan circulation management lectures

These materials support flexible self-paced learning and long-term clinical review for specialists involved in congenital and structural heart disease management.

Why This Course Is Important

The Fontan procedure remains one of the most important palliative surgical advancements in congenital heart disease, allowing survival into adolescence and adulthood for patients born with single-ventricle physiology. However, long-term Fontan circulation is associated with increasingly complex systemic complications affecting cardiovascular, hepatic, lymphatic, neurologic, and psychosocial health.

As survival rates improve, clinicians are now managing a growing population of adult Fontan patients facing challenges that include arrhythmias, ventricular dysfunction, thromboembolic disease, Fontan-associated liver disease, protein-losing enteropathy, pregnancy-related risk, mental health concerns, and transplant planning.

The UPMC International Fontan Symposium 2023 addresses these evolving challenges through a multidisciplinary educational framework integrating congenital cardiology, cardiothoracic surgery, electrophysiology, imaging, transplant medicine, intensive care, and structural heart intervention. The program emphasizes practical patient management strategies relevant to both pediatric and adult congenital cardiac care.

What Participants Will Learn

Participants completing this symposium will strengthen their understanding of the long-term management of Fontan circulation and the multidisciplinary strategies required to optimize outcomes in complex congenital heart disease.

Learning objectives include:

• Evaluating the evolution of the Fontan-Kreutzer circulation and its current clinical challenges
• Implementing comprehensive management strategies for post-Fontan patients
• Addressing mental health, pregnancy, and Fontan-associated liver disease within longitudinal care planning
• Assessing advanced imaging, electrophysiology, and catheterization techniques for optimizing Fontan circulation
• Determining appropriate indications and timing for mechanical circulatory support and ventricular assist devices
• Evaluating heart transplantation and combined heart-liver transplantation strategies
• Analyzing emerging surgical alternatives and future structural heart interventions
• Reviewing post-transplant CICU management strategies for complex congenital heart disease patients

The curriculum integrates congenital cardiac physiology with practical therapeutic decision-making relevant to modern Fontan management.

Full Course Topics & Lectures

Evolution of Fontan Circulation

Evolution of the Fontan-Kreutzer Circulation

Current Challenges in Fontan Physiology

Long-Term Outcomes in Fontan Patients

Comprehensive Post-Fontan Management

Mental Health Considerations in Fontan Patients

Pregnancy and Fontan Circulation

Fontan-Associated Liver Disease

Longitudinal Care Strategies for Single-Ventricle Physiology

Imaging, Electrophysiology & Catheterization

Advanced Imaging Techniques in Fontan Circulation

Electrophysiology in Congenital Heart Disease

Catheterization Strategies for Fontan Optimization

Hemodynamic Assessment and Surveillance

Mechanical Support & Transplantation

Mechanical Circulatory Support in Fontan Patients

Ventricular Assist Devices in Congenital Heart Disease

Timing of Organ Transplantation

Heart Transplantation Strategies

Combined Heart and Liver Transplant Planning

Surgical Innovation & Future Interventions

Novel Surgical Alternatives for Fontan Circulation

Future Structural Heart Interventions

Emerging Therapeutic Technologies

Post-Transplant & Critical Care Management

Post-Transplant CICU Management Strategies

Intensive Care Considerations in Fontan Patients

Complex Congenital Heart Disease Critical Care

Educational Experience & Learning Features

The UPMC International Fontan Symposium 2023 combines advanced congenital cardiology education with clinically focused discussions designed for specialists managing complex single-ventricle physiology.

Educational features include:

• 22 expert-led cardiovascular video lectures
• Downloadable PDF conference presentations
• Subtitle-supported educational resources
• Advanced congenital heart disease discussions
• Multidisciplinary Fontan management reviews
• Case-based cardiovascular learning
• Structural heart and transplant medicine updates
• Practical discussions relevant to pediatric and adult congenital care
• Self-paced digital access for flexible review

The symposium integrates congenital cardiology, cardiothoracic surgery, electrophysiology, imaging, transplantation, and intensive care medicine into a comprehensive educational experience relevant to modern Fontan management.

Who Should Take This Course

The UPMC International Fontan Symposium 2023 is intended for clinicians involved in congenital cardiology, structural heart disease, cardiothoracic surgery, transplant medicine, and critical care management.

This program is especially valuable for:

• Pediatric cardiologists
• Cardiothoracic surgeons
• Intensive care specialists
• Congenital heart disease specialists
• Cardiac intensivists
• Electrophysiologists
• Heart failure specialists
• Congenital cardiac surgeons
• Fellows and trainees in pediatric and adult congenital cardiology
• Advanced cardiac care providers involved in congenital heart disease management

The curriculum is particularly relevant for clinicians managing complex Fontan physiology across pediatric and adult patient populations.

Clinical Applications & Practice Benefits

The symposium provides clinically relevant education focused on improving multidisciplinary management of Fontan circulation and complex congenital cardiac disease.

Participants gain practical insight into:

• Longitudinal management of Fontan physiology
• Recognition and treatment of Fontan-associated complications
• Advanced hemodynamic assessment and surveillance strategies
• Electrophysiology and catheter-based management approaches
• Mechanical circulatory support and ventricular assist device selection
• Heart and combined organ transplantation planning
• Intensive care management following transplantation
• Multidisciplinary coordination for complex congenital cardiac patients

The educational content supports improved therapeutic decision-making while strengthening understanding of long-term congenital heart disease management strategies.

Professional Summary

The UPMC International Fontan Symposium 2023 provides an advanced and clinically focused review of Fontan circulation management, congenital cardiology, transplant medicine, and multidisciplinary care strategies for patients with single-ventricle physiology. Developed through UPMC, the symposium delivers contemporary education relevant to pediatric and adult congenital heart disease specialists managing increasingly complex Fontan populations.

From electrophysiology and catheterization to liver disease, pregnancy, mechanical circulatory support, transplantation, and post-transplant critical care, the curriculum explores the full spectrum of modern Fontan management through expert-led cardiovascular education and practical clinical discussion.

Its integration of congenital cardiology, cardiothoracic surgery, imaging, transplant medicine, and intensive care makes this symposium a valuable educational resource for specialists seeking advanced insight into long-term Fontan circulation care.

4. Topics

1. 1. 01 Evolution of the Fontan-Kreutzer Circulation Past and Current Challenges

   2. 02 Resilience and Optimizing Mental Health Post-Fontan

   3. 03 Pregnancy in Fontan

   4. 04 Exercise in Fontan Not Release

   5. 05 Panel Discussion

   6. 06 Approaches to Fontan Management Program

   7. 07 Advances in Imaging Post Fontan

   8. 08 Electrophysiology Considerations in Fontan Management

   9. 09 Catheterization Strategies for Fontan Management

   10. 10 Future Structural Heart Interventions in the Fontan Patient

   11. 11 Fontan Associated Liver Disease

   12. 12 Panel Discussion

   13. 13 Medications in the Symptomatic Fontan Patient

   14. 14 Inotropy, Ventricular Assist Device, and Mechanical Circulatory Support

   15. 15 Post-Transplant Management and Planning in Fontan

   16. 16 CICU Management Tips Post-Heart and Post-Heart Liver Transplant

   17. 17 How to Refer to Transplant at the Right Time

   18. 18 Living with a Fontan Operation Patient Perspective

   19. 19 Panel Discussion

   20. 20 Case Presentation Heart Single Organ Transplant vs. Heart Liver Combined Organ Transplant

   21. 21 Heart Single Organ Transplant vs. HeartLiver Combined Organ Transplant Not Release

   22. 22 Surgical Considerations to Transplant

   23. 23 Novel Alternatives to Transplant Biventricular and One-and-a-Half Conversion

   24. 24 Lymphatics in Fontan Commandeering the “Other” Vasculature Not Release

   25. 25 Panel Discussion