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Monitoring Right Ventricular (RV) function is critical for the long-term management of CHD patients. Given the RV’s complex, non-symmetrical geometry, guidelines recommend the use of cardiac MRI. However, regular cMRI is often inaccessible to pediatric patients: need for sedation, separation anxiety, wait-times and cost all limits real-world use.
In this upcoming session, we are joined by Dr. Greg Skinner (East Midlands Congenital Heart Centre, UK), a leading voice in pediatric cardiology. Dr. Skinner will share how his lab uses VMS+ to bridge the gap between 2D echocardiography and cMRI.
Why attend? While the session will feature deep-dive case studies on repaired Tetralogy of Fallot, the principles of KBR (Knowledge-Based Reconstruction) applied here are universal for any specialist tasked with monitoring RV remodelling and dysfunction.
You will see:
- The 5-minute workflow for 3D RV reconstruction.
- Real-world clinical application of VMS+ .
- How 2D echo images are transformed into cMRI-accurate volumes and EFs.
Date: Wednesday 25 February 2026
Time: 4pm EST, 1pm PST, 9pm GMT
Duration: 45minutes
