How infraclinic atherosclerosis assessment contributes to personalized lipidology

Webinar from Thursday December 16, 2021

Assessment of infra clinic coronary atherosclerosis is a valuable tool to highlight therapeutic decision in dyslipidaemic patients, allowing an improvement in risk stratification and access to a more personalized medicine

The first and the second talk will provide a clinical overview of two different strategies the third one will provide insight into the potential of a new step in CT scan

Chair: Philippe Moulin

When do I need a Coronary Calcium Score for a dyslipidaemic patient? Pr Eric Bruckert Paris

When do I need coronary imaging for a dyslipidaemic patient? Pr Stephan Gielen Detmold

What is the future of spectral Computed Tomography in high ASCVD risk patients? Dr Sara Boccalini

Q&A

Eric Bruckert

Stephan Gielen

MD, FESC

Sara Boccalini

Philippe Moulin

MD, PhD, head of department of endocrinology since 2003 and professor of human nutrition since 1995 at Faculté Lyon Est, Claude Bernard Lyon 1 University France.

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