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Simplifying the MAZE

This short workshop is designed as a refresher for those surgeons who have attended a full Cox-MAZE training course, and wish to gain an update on the latest thinking with regards to the surgical treatment of Atrial Fibrillation.
We will start with an overview of the disease burden, talk to the foundation clinical evidence available, and cover the various lesion sets used by surgeons – with a view to simplifying the procedure. The workshop will also explain the technology used, how to treat the Left Atrial Appendage, the best ways to work with your EP colleagues, and involve a short hands-on session to familiarize you with the tools available to perform the Cox-MAZE procedure.

Faculty
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Mr. Adrian Pick
Cardiothoracic Surgeon

Mr Picks training was completed at the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minnesota, between June 1995 and July 1997 followed by an advanced fellowship with Professor Tirone E David at the Toronto General Hospital. Additional expertise required visits to Belgium, Italy, England and the United States. Mr Pick now proctors internationally in order to share his knowledge and further improvement in all areas of minimal access and open cardiac and thoracic surgery.
Further overseas experience at the Toronto General Hospital in Canada culminated in the award of Clinical Fellowship in Cardiovascular Surgery in December 1997.

Mr Pick has contributed to many publications and is referee for Journal articles in very highly regarded professional journals. He performs both Cardiac surgery procedures and thoracic procedures at Peninsula Private Hospital and Cabrini Hospital, Melbourne. Mr Pick has performed in excess of 200 open Maze procedures and 35 via a Thoracoscopic approach.

Venue - TBA
Time : 5pm - 7.30pm, followed by dinner and case presentations

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