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27th Annual Tahoe Fall Symposium
September 17-19, 2010
Harvey's Resort and Casino at Lake Tahoe
Harvey’s phone number is 1-800-455-4770
Group code: SO9CPS

California Perfusion Society is pleased to announce the 27th Annual Lake Tahoe Fall Symposium. The meeting starts on Friday September 17th with registration beginning at 0700 and the presentations starting at 0800.

Meeting Description
The annual fall symposium is a continuing education seminar specifically aimed at Perfusionists, Perfusion Assistants, Perfusion Students and Nurses.  The Meeting is designed to meet the scientific needs of the practitioners in the relaxed atmosphere of the Sierra Nevada Mountains and scenic Lake Tahoe. 

Post-Op Intensive Care Track
This year we are adding a special track on Saturday to present topics in the intensive care. This track will run parallel to the usual symposium topics that focus on cardiopulmonary bypass.

Harvey’s Tahoe Resort and Casino
The Resort is located on Highway 50, South Lake Tahoe, Nevada. Rated as a 4 Diamond, Harvey’s Resort offers luxurious rooms, many with lake view, a heated pool, spa, health club, 8 restaurants including a Hard Rock Café, and a Casino. 

Call 1-800-455-4770 for Harrah's in Northern Nevada - Select Tahoe Hotels - will answer Harrah's Lake Tahoe Give group code of S09CPS at Harvey's when making your reservations to ensure our special room rate. 

Or call 1-800-Harrahs (427-7247) - after intro say "Harvey's Lake Tahoe" to be connected direct to reservations.

Make sure you say "Harvey's" to the operator. Click here to check availability.

Perfusionists: Please invite all the nurses in your ICU and OR. On Saturday we will have a track of classes focusing on Post-Op care in addition to the perfusion track.

Printable Flyer

Registration Form

Topics
- Current VADs available and how to select them
- VAD History from the Beginning - Barney - Clark Experience
- Circulatory Arrest and the Medications
- TEE for Perfusion
- T-David procedure and Bypass
- TAAA: Partial Bypass and Selective Organ Perf.
- LifeFlight: Transporting the ECMO Patient
- Phosphate Depletion in Cardiac Surgery
- Pediatric Ventricular Assist
- H1N1 ECMO Experience
- New MUF Techniques
- CPB Assisted CABGs and their outcomes
- Centrifugal Pumps: Are they all the same
- Recombinant activated factor VIIa (NovoSeven®)
- Horizontal Violence: It Could Happen To You.
- Cardiac output & shock:
- Respiratory mechanics and ventilators :
- Cardiopulmonary interactions:
- Vasoactive infusions
- Supporting end-organ function and dysfunction:
- Non-invasive cardiac output monitoring:
- Case Study -RV failure:
- ECPR- Evidence and integration into practice
- Bridging with ECMO to Recovery?  Transplant?
- Nursing care of children on ECMO
- Optimizing outcomes by utilizing mech. support
- Simulation training for ECLS –
- VADs - What are we using
- Thoratec case studies
- Berlin Heart management and nursing care
- Rehabilation of the VAD patient

 
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