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SCCT Global 2027

Next event date: January 29, 2027

28 – 29 Jan 2027

Join us in historic Dublin for SCCT Global 2027, taking place January 28 – 29, 2027 — a premier international gathering of cardiovascular CT professionals from across Europe, North America and beyond. Over two dynamic days, world-leading clinicians and scientists will deliver state-of-the-art lectures and present original scientific contributions designed to connect breakthrough imaging innovation with meaningful improvements in patient care.

Dive into focused sessions covering the full spectrum of cardiovascular CT — from preventive cardiology and acute coronary imaging to emerging technologies such as photon-counting CT, FFR-CT, plaque quantification and AI/ML applications. Whether you are a seasoned expert, rising clinician or technologist, you’ll gain fresh insights and practical tools to elevate your practice.

This is more than a meeting — it’s your chance to network with the global cardiac CT community, explore the latest industry technologies in the exhibit hall, engage in lively debates and leave equipped to shape the future of cardiovascular imaging.

Two pre-conference workshops will be held the day prior. Additional registration is required.

 

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Previous Courses

TAVI planning: Beginner & Advanced Hands-on Imaging Workshop

Last event date: June 23, 2026

Dates: 22-23 June 2026

Venue: Holiday Inn hotel, Basildon, Essex, UK

We are pleased to be hosting our next TAVI Planning course In Essex, United Kingdom. Teaching and hands-on training will be led by a senior consultant radiologist and cardiologist with BSCI accreditation.

Course faculty: 

  • Dr Alexia Farrugia, Consultant Radiologist, Mid and South Essex NHS Foundation Trust
  • Dr Arif Khokhar, Interventional Cardiologist, Rigshospitalet, Copenhagen

This course is ideal for both consultant and interventional radiologists and cardiologists who are involved in structural heart imaging and TAVI planning, and who wish to build confidence and competence in this increasingly important area of cardiac imaging.

  • Day 1 is tailored for those newer to TAVI imaging or looking for a refresher on the fundamentals. It will cover key principles of pre-procedural CT planning, anatomical assessment, and practical tips for accurate and safe reporting.
  • Day 2 takes a deeper dive into more complex and advanced cases, including challenging anatomical variants, valve selection considerations, and complication avoidance. Perfect for those looking to take their TAVI imaging skills to the next level. Each delegate will receive access to their own cloud-based workstation, powered by 3Mensio software. To ensure an optimal learning experience and encourage interaction, attendance is capped at 24 delegates. This small-group format allows for a more engaging, personalised environment with plenty of opportunity for live feedback and discussion.

3mensio is a product line of Pie Medical Imaging’s portfolio. 3mensio offers software for pre-operative sizing and planning. The 3mensio Workstation contains two modules: Structural Heart and Vascular. 3mensio Structural Heart contains dedicated workflows to assess structures in the heart in order to plan different procedures. 3mensio Vascular is dedicated to sizing and planning of EVAR, TEVAR and FEVAR procedures in a quick, easy & reliable way. This valuable resource will help delegates continue to develop their skills.

 

Book now via the Educate by Medica website.

5% discount for BSCI members with code: EBM15SUP

 

For further information about this course or any future cardiac courses, please email educateenquiries@medica.co.uk or visit here and a member of the team will get back to you.

4th Quantitative Cardiovascular Imaging (QCI) Meeting: Advancing Valve Imaging

Date of Event – 18th September 2026

Last Booking Date for this Event – 14th September 2026

 

The 4th Quantitative Cardiovascular Imaging (QCI) Meeting will bring together leading international experts in cardiovascular imaging, cardiology, cardiothoracic surgery, and imaging science. Together, they will explore the latest developments in ‘Advancing Valve Imaging: Innovations in Aortic, Mitral and Tricuspid Valve Assessment’.

The programme will focus on aortic valve stenosis, mitral and tricuspid valve regurgitation, and the use of artificial intelligence in valve imaging. It will bring together perspectives from computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), echocardiography, and positron emission tomography (PET), as well as interventional and surgical approaches.

Building on the success of previous QCI meetings, this programme will combine cutting-edge research with clinical insights and interdisciplinary discussions. It will provide a unique platform for exchanging ideas, fostering new collaborations, and shaping the future of quantitative cardiovascular imaging.

The QCI Meeting will take place in Cambridge for the first time, and we look forward to welcoming you to Clare College on 18 September 2026 for an inspiring day of science, discussion and collaboration.

This is a Hybrid event: links to join will be provided the day before the event for online registrants. Please email the organiser if you are applicable for a discounted ticket and the passcode will be provided. 

Discounted tickets are available on request from the organiser (please see link below). BSCI members receive a £10 discount on their ticket.

 

Register HERE

 

The QCI study group’s most recent consensus statement is available in Nature Reviews Cardiology 


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