GIS Consensus

GIS Consensus

The GIS Consensus, directed by Dr. Fawaz Almutiri, aims to establish region-specific, evidence-based guidelines and best practices for cardiovascular and interventional procedures in the Gulf region. This initiative is dedicated to standardizing care, improving patient outcomes, integrating advanced technologies, and fostering collaboration among healthcare professionals. By addressing the unique healthcare challenges of the region, the GIS Consensus seeks to promote research, enhance professional knowledge, and ensure the effective and safe implementation of innovative techniques across diverse populations.

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Dr. Fawaz Almutiri

Consensus Topic

High-risk TAVI in different populations with different techniques in Gulf Region

Rationale: TAVI is essential due to rising demand, diverse patient needs, and recent technological advances. Standardizing protocols will optimize healthcare resources and improve patient outcomes, while regional collaboration will enhance expertise and care quality.

Moderator

Dr. Ahmad Alshatti

Panelist

Abdullah Esmaiel

Faisal Alqoofi

Mohammed Al-Hijji

Mahmoud Traina

Adil Alriyami

Arif Al-nooryani

Fahad Baslaib

Talal Aljabbary

Husam Noor

Consensus Topic

CTO Management in the Gulf Region

Rationale: Addressing the growing CTO challenge in the Gulf through adaptable guidelines, incorporating emerging technologies, improving care quality, and fostering knowledge exchange among diverse healthcare systems.

Moderator

Dr. Husam Noor

Panelist

Saleh Alshalash

Abdulrahman Almoghairi

Owayed Al Shammeri

Omar Göktekin

Khalid Aljohani

Khalid Tammam

Consensus Topic

GIS Structural Valves Intervention Guidelines: Tricuspid Valve Interventions in the Gulf Region

Rationale: Tricuspid valve disorders impact patient outcomes, highlighting the need for specialized guidelines in the Gulf region. Standardized protocols can improve patient care, ensure safe techniques, and enhance knowledge sharing among providers

Moderator

Dr. Sondos Samargandy

Panelist

Gilbert Tang

Zakariya Albinmousa

Mohammed Balghith

Mohammad Alreshidan

Burkhard Mackensen

Bander Alshuhri

Lamya Shanqiti

Mohammed Al-Hijji

Consensus Topic

Renal Denervation in the Gulf Region

Rationale: Renal denervation is emerging as a promising treatment for resistant hypertension, a growing health concern in the Gulf region due to rising obesity and lifestyle-related factors. Developing region-specific guidelines for renal denervation can optimize patient outcomes, ensure safe practice, and integrate the latest technological advancements while addressing local healthcare needs.

Moderator

Dr. Mohammad Kurdi

Panelist

Nabil Ismaeil

Abdulrahman Alqahtani

khalid Bin Thani

Omar Altamimi

Kamal Ayoub

Fahad Alhajri

Ali Alshamisi

Adil Al Jabri

Consensus Topic

Left Main

Rationale: The Gulf region is experiencing an increasing prevalence of cardiovascular diseases, particularly those related to bifurcation coronary lesions, which pose significant treatment challenges. The utilization of percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) has proven to be an effective minimally invasive approach for these cases. Optimized angiographic guidance enhances the precision of interventions by providing real-time visualization of coronary anatomy. Given the high rates of risk factors like obesity and diabetes, there is a pressing need for improved treatment methodologies. With ongoing investments in healthcare infrastructure and training, Gulf countries are well-positioned to implement advanced PCI techniques, which will not only enhance procedural success rates but also improve long-term patient outcomes and minimize complications.

Moderator

Dr. Hussein Alamri

Panelist

Abdulrahman almoghairi

Ali Almasoud

Hatim al-lawati

Khalid Aljuhani

Mousa Akbar

Mohammad Salem Alotaibi

Mohammad Alheji

Mohammed Almukhaini

Adel Tash

Consensus Topic

Standardizing Physiological Assessment in Cardiovascular Care in the Gulf Region

Rationale: With the rising prevalence of cardiovascular diseases in the Gulf region, there is an urgent need for standardized physiological assessment protocols to ensure optimal patient outcomes and resource utilization. Implementing consistent assessment methods will aid in accurately diagnosing cardiovascular conditions, tailoring treatments to patient-specific needs, and enhancing healthcare quality. Regional standardization can facilitate knowledge-sharing and training among professionals, address variability in clinical practices, and integrate cutting-edge diagnostic tools, supporting evidence-based approaches across the Gulf.

Moderator

Dr. Ahmed AlShehri

Panelist

Raed Alkutshan

Ali Alghamdi

Mognee Alameer

Fawaz Bardooli

Shatha Alalawi

Hani Abdelhadi

Khaled Alsaidi

Saleh Alghadeer

Ahmed Khashaba

Consensus Topic

Optimizing Drug-Coated Balloon (DCB) Usage and Techniques in Cardiovascular Interventions in the Gulf Region

Rationale: Drug-coated balloons (DCBs) have become an essential therapeutic option in managing complex cardiovascular cases, such as in-stent restenosis and small-vessel disease. Their ability to deliver localized drug therapy without leaving a permanent implant offers distinct advantages over other interventions. Developing standardized guidelines and optimizing DCB techniques specific to the Gulf region’s healthcare systems will enhance procedural outcomes, ensure safe practices, and support the integration of cutting-edge advancements into clinical care.

Moderator

Dr. Abdullah Shehab

Panelist

Fahad Al Kindi

Jasem Al Hashmi

Awad Al Qahtani

Mousa Akbar

Mesbahul Ferdous

Omer Göktekin

Mohamed Al Mohammadi

Consensus Topic

Enhancing Radiation Safety in Cath Labs: Consensus Guidelines for the Gulf Region

Rationale: With the increasing prevalence of catheterization procedures in the Gulf region, radiation exposure has become a critical concern for both patients and healthcare providers. Prolonged exposure poses risks such as radiation-induced injuries and long-term health effects, necessitating the development of stringent safety measures. Establishing consensus guidelines specific to the Gulf region will promote safe practices, enhance awareness, and ensure adherence to international safety standards. This initiative aims to protect healthcare workers, optimize patient care, and foster a culture of safety within the cath lab environment.

Moderator

Dr. Shareefah Shereef

Panelist

Ahmed Abu-Qorah

Abdullah Alotaibi

Ahmed AlKharusi

Aisha Aljazzaf

Elsayed Mahmood

Ali Alromaihi

Areej Alharbi

Consensus Topic

Complex PCI

Rationale: Complex PCI addresses challenging cases of coronary artery disease (CAD), including total occlusions, heavily calcified lesions, and multivessel disease. In the Gulf region, the high prevalence of diabetes, obesity, and other risk factors exacerbates the complexity of CAD cases, necessitating advanced interventional approaches. The procedure requires precise techniques such as intravascular imaging, atherectomy, and enhanced hemodynamic support to improve outcomes. Standardizing approaches through a regional consensus will ensure safety, optimize patient selection, and improve the success of PCI in complex scenarios. By fostering collaboration and leveraging advances in technology, this consensus aims to enhance care delivery and reduce CAD-related morbidity and mortality in the region.

Moderator

Dr. Waleed Alharbi

Panelist

Mohammed Al-Mutairi

Husam Noor

Noor Al-Daim Youssef

Ali Al-Salmi

Hamed Al-Ghamdi

Abdullah Alsaiedi

Saleh Alshalash

Salem Assiri

Talal Aljabbary

Abdulrahman Alqahtani

Al-Moatasem Al-Yemeni

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Grants Submission

Please read carefully the below criteria to make sure that you are eligible for the GIS Valves 2024 Educational Grant

Please read carefully the below criteria to make sure that you are eligible for the GIS Valves 2024 Educational Grant

1- Subspecialty related to GIS Valves 2024

You can submit the Grant Request if you specialize in the following Subspecialties:

  • Cardiologists
  • Interventionists
  • Cardiovascular Surgeons
  • Chest Diseases Specialists
  • Cardiac Surgeons

2- Professional Approval

  • A recommendation letter must be signed, stamped and approved by the department head in the hospital/ university.
  • It should be directed to the Gulf Intervention Society “GIS”
  • Updated Resume “CV” is required

3- Attendance

To be eligible for reimbursement, 80% of the Program Hours must be attended.

4- Additional Requirements (Increase your opportunity by following these steps using the most active social media account(s))

  1. Follow our social media accounts (Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn).
  2. Engage with our content by liking, sharing our posts, and tagging us using the official hashtag #GIS2024.
  3. Ensure that your post is public.

5- What Grant offers

  • Full Free Registration
  • Reimbursement of Maximum specified amount as per your destination, which covers accommodation for two (2) nights and economy flight tickets. (Reimbursement form to be sent after the approval of your submission

 

GIS Educational Grant submission deadline: 15 April 2024

 



For Any Inquires please contact PCO In Charge
khaled.elsawy@icomgroup.org

 

Grants Submission

Please Read Carefully the Below Criteria to Make Sure that you are Eligible for the GIS Complications Cases Show 2024 Educational Grant

 

1. Subspecialty related to GIS Complications Cases Show 2024
You can submit the Grant Request if you specialize in the following specialties/subspecialties:
• Cardiology
• Interventional Cardiology
• Cardiovascular Surgery
• Chest Diseases

2. Professional Approval
Recommendation letter must be signed, stamped and approved by the department head in the hospital/ university/ institute

3. Attendance
80% of the Program Hours must be attended to be eligible to get the reimbursement

4. What Grant offers
• Full Free Registration
• Other covered elements to be determined based on the destination

5. Priority
• Submitting a case will be an added value for the grant selection.

 

GIS Educational Grant submission deadline: 1 February 2024

For Any Inquires please contact PCO In Charge
khaled.elsawy@icomgroup.org

 

Cases Submission

  • All Cases should be presented in a PowerPoint and to be written in clear English
  • All presenting authors should have proficiency in English, to be able to present and respond to questions.
  • Cases must be submitted via the online Cases submission site.
  • You must receive the approval of all co-authors before putting their names on the Presentation.
  • All Cases must be submitted to an appropriate category for review based on the scientific content of the Case.
  • Titles:
    • Case titles are limited to 10 words or less.
    • The title should be dynamic and conclusive, rather than descriptive.
    • In general, you should capitalize the first letter of each word unless it is a preposition or article.
    • Titles should not be bold.
  • Authors: One person must be identified as the presenting author. The order of the authors can be modified at any time prior to the case deadline.
  • Content of the case: The case should contain a brief statement of (but not as subheadings):

    Patients Name must be hide from the Presentation

Important dates

  • Submission deadline: 10, Feb 2024
  • Submissions received after this deadline will not be considered. Presenters are not permitted to modify their cases after this date for reviewing purposes.
  • Notification of cases acceptance: 15, Feb, 2024

Presenter agreement

All presenters must agree to the following conditions when submitting a Case:

  • Affirm that the work has not been published (in print or electronically) elsewhere prior to the meeting.
  • Agree that if the case is accepted, GIS has permission to publish the case in printed and/or electronic formats.

Presenter changes and withdrawal policy

If you are unable to attend the meeting and wish to name a substitute presenter, please use the following guidelines:

  • The Presenting Author is the only author that may request a presenter change.
  • Substitute presenter must NOT be presenting another case at the meeting.
  • Substitution requests must be made PRIOR to the meeting.
  • Substitution requests should be sent by the presenting author to the below email:
  • Withdrawal policy: If authors wish to withdraw their case/s, they are requested to send a letter via e-mail to the above-mentioned email

Financial assistance

  • Limited financial assistance is available for this conference in the form of Virtual / In Person Assistance
  • Availability will be indicated during the Cases submission process.

Fawaz Almutairi

Saudi Arabia

Fawaz Portrait GIS president

Title

President, Gulf Intervention
Society Interventional Cardiologists National Guard Hospital Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Abdullah Shehab

United Arab Emirates

shehab portrait vice president GIS

Title

Vice President, Gulf Intervention Society

Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine

Chairman of Education, EMA

Editor Chief New Emirates Medical Journal

Khalid Bin Thani

Bahrain

Title

Treasurer, Gulf Intervention Society

Head of Scientific Committee, GIS Conference

Consultant Interventional Cardiologist

Bahrain Specialist Hospital

Manama, Bahrain

Khalid Bin Thani GIS

Mousa Akbar

Kuwait

Title

General Secretary, Gulf Intervention Society

Head of Cardiology Unit, Al Sabah Hospital

Kuwait City, Kuwait

mousa Akbar GIS