The Third Phoenix Fetal Cardiology Symposium will be taught by nationally and internationally prominent experts.

This four-day symposium will feature lectures, procedures, demonstrations, question and answer sessions, and interactive case studies focusing on expanding evidence-based care management strategies relevant to clinical practice decision making.

This symposium is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of:

• the uniqueness of the fetal cardiovascular system,
• its normal and abnormal embryonic development,
• echocardiographic imaging of the normal and abnormal fetal heart,
• morphologic diagnosis and manifestations of simple and complex fetal cardiac disorders,
• genetics of fetal cardiac disorders,
• diagnosis and therapy of fetal arrhythmias,
• history and impact of fetal cardiac intervention,
• extracardiac fetal and maternal disorders that affect the heart,
• neonatal catheterization and surgical interventions
• and management of the mother and family of the unborn child with heart disease.