CardiologyCourse syllabus + video2025
Mayo Clinic Cardiac Rhythm Device Summit 2025 — implant, program and troubleshoot
The Mayo Clinic Cardiac Rhythm Device Summit 2025 ran from 19 to 21 June 2025 and focuses on the day-to-day reality of pacemakers, ICDs, CRT and conduction-system pacing: who should get which device, how to program it, how to spot malfunction on the ECG and chest X-ray, and how to manage infection and extraction. This package holds 4 MP4 videos and 45 PDF files — about 15.9 GB — from a 40-session programme taught by 22 Mayo Clinic faculty and device-clinic staff.
- 45PDF files
- 4MP4 videos
- 22faculty
- 15.9 GBlibrary
What you’ll be able to do
- Apply current indications for pacemakers, transvenous, subcutaneous and EV ICDs, and CRT
- Decide between single- and dual-chamber leadless pacing and conduction-system pacing
- Troubleshoot suspected malfunction from ECGs, impedance and radiographs
- Manage CIED patients undergoing MRI, radiation or surgery
- Diagnose device infection early and plan lead extraction
- Run an effective remote-monitoring service
Inside the course
Day one: pacemakers, ICDs and device innovation
Conduction-system anatomy with Samuel Asirvatham, leadless pacemakers with Yong Mei Cha, ICD selection and programming, inherited arrhythmias, chest X-rays of devices, AI in device management, syncope, CIED monitoring and disparities in device care — each block followed by rapid-fire cases.
Mayo Clinic Cardiac Rhythm Device Summit 2025: pacing and leads
Day two asks whether CRT is obsolete and whether conduction-system pacing is overhyped, covers non-responders and device issues in amyloid, sarcoid and end-stage heart failure, then turns to lead design, lead imaging, CIED infection and extraction technique.
Day three: the device clinic
Nurse-led troubleshooting cases open the day, followed by leadless and ICD programming, cryptogenic stroke, in-hospital management of devices, atrial high-rate episodes and where device therapy is heading.
Built for
- Cardiologists and electrophysiologistsCurrent indications and programming pearls from Mayo’s device team.
- Internists and family physiciansConfidence in caring for patients who carry a device.
- Device nurses, NPs, PAs and technologistsPractical troubleshooting and follow-up for the device clinic.
Faculty & programme
Programme sessions 40 sessions
- Fred Kusumoto, MD — Case of the Day
- Samuel Asirvatham, MD — Anatomy of the Conduction System: Recognize Underlying Anatomy to Minimize Complications and New Technology for Cardiac Devices
- Yong Mei Cha, MD — Who Should Get a Single Chamber or Dual Chamber Leadless Pacemaker? How Should I Do It and What Should I Watch For?
- Samuel Asirvatham, MD, Yong Mei Cha, MD, Siva Mulpuru, MD, Christoff van Niekerk, MD — Rapid Fire Cases (Bradycardia)
- Fred Kusumoto, MD — ICD for Sudden Death Prevention for Heart Failure in 2024
- Komandoor Srivathsan, MD — Inherited Arrhythmias: Who Should and Shouldn’t Receive an ICD
- Win-Kuang Shen, MD — Choosing ICD Type: Single Chamber, Dual Chamber, Transvenous, Subcutaneous, or EV ICD
- Christoff van Niekerk, MD — How to Optimally Program ICDs
- Fred Kusumoto, MD, Komandoor Srivathsan, MD, Christoff van Niekerk, MD — Rapid Fire Cases (ICD)
- Yong Mei Cha, MD — Chest X-rays and Devices
- Siva Mulpuru, MD — Artificial Intelligence in Management of Devices
- Win-Kuang Shen, MD — Syncope: Who Should Get an Implantable Monitor or a Pacemaker?
- Christine Kneeland, RN — CIED Monitoring: Best Practices in 2025
- Melinda Barber, ARNP — Cardiac Devices and Disparities in Care: Are We There Yet?
- Melinda Barber, ARNP, Christine Kneeland, RN, Siva Mulpuru, MD, Win-Kuang Shen, MD — Rapid Fire Cases
- Yong Mei Cha, MD — Case of the Day Discussion
- Samuel Asirvatham, MD — Optional Workshop: Cardiac Anatomy for Implanters and Safe Lead Extraction
- Abhishek Deshmukh, MBBS — Early Bird Session: Interesting ECGs: Physiological Pacing, CRT, and More
- Siva Mulpuru, MD — Case of the Day
- Hicham El Masry, MD — CRT in 2025: Obsolete?
- Xiaoke Liu, MD, PhD — Conduction System Pacing: Too Much Hype?
- Vaibhav Vaidya, MBBS — Case Based Discussion: How I Manage Non-Responders to CRT or Conduction System Pacing
- Eric Steidley, MD — EP Issues in Cardiac Amyloid, Sarcoid and End Stage Heart Failure
- Hicham El Masry, MD, Xiaoke Liu, MD, PhD, Eric Steidley, MD, Vaibhav Vaidya, MBBS — Rapid Fire Cases (Physiologic Pacing): What Are The Options and What Should I Do?
- Ulrika Birgersdotter-Green, MD — CIED Lead Design Considerations for Implantation, Management and Extraction: Shared Decision Making on Lead Revision, Abandonment, or Extraction
- Prajwal Reddy, MD — Lead and Device Imaging: What’s Real and What’s Fake
- Danesh Kella, MBBS — CIED Related Infection: Early Diagnosis and Optimal Treatment
- Siva Mulpuru, MD — Lead Extraction: Technical Challenges, Tricks and Tips, and Outcomes
- Ulrika Birgersdotter-Green, MD, Yong Mei Cha, MD, Siva Mulpuru, MD, Prajwal Reddy, MD — Rapid Fire Device Infection Cases
- Fred Kusumoto, MD — Case of the Day Discussion (Day 2)
- Cynthia Dieterich, RN, Ashley Greathouse, APRN, Tamara Meyers-Laplace, RN, David Wasserman, MA, RN — Early Bird Session: Common Device Troubleshooting in the Device Clinic
- Fred Kusumoto, MD — Case of the Day (Day 3)
- Hicham El Masry, MD — Leadless Pacemaker Programming and Troubleshooting
- Abhishek Deshmukh, MBBS — ICD Programming and Troubleshooting
- Fatima Ezzeddine, MD — Cryptogenic Stroke: How Do We Investigate?
- Danesh Kella, MBBS — Hospital Management of CIEDs Outside of the EP Laboratory: MRI, Radiation, Surgery
- Vaibhav Vaidya, MBBS — Atrial High Rate Episodes: How Long is Too Long?
- Ulrika Birgersdotter-Green, MD — Advances in Device Therapy: Where Did We Come From and What to Expect in the Future?
- Cynthia Dieterich, RN, Ashley Greathouse, APRN, Tamara Meyers-Laplace, RN, David Wasserman, MA, RN — Device Programming and Patient Management Potpourri
- Fred Kusumoto, MD — Case of the Day Discussion (Day 3)
Before you buy
Is this mainly video or the syllabus?
Mostly syllabus: 45 PDF files carry the session material, supported by 4 MP4 videos.
Who teaches it?
Mayo Clinic electrophysiologists and device-clinic nurses and nurse practitioners, led by Fred Kusumoto, Siva Mulpuru and Yong Mei Cha.
Do I get CME credit or a certificate?
No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.
Specifications
| Format | 4 MP4 videos + 45 PDF files |
|---|---|
| Size | About 15.9 GB |
| Held | 19–21 June 2025 |
| Publisher | Mayo Clinic |
| Department | Cardiology |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |
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