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S4 - Keynote & Gold medal - Improving Cardiovascular Health In The EU: The Challenges Ahead
Done
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S1 - YCC - Invisible Killers: Pollution, Noise & Climate Stress on the Heart?
Done
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S21 - BWGPC and Belgian Heart Ligue
Done
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S24 - ESC BSC Joint session & Awards, 2025 ESC/EACTS Guidelines for the management of valvular heart disease
Done
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S15 - BWGHF - Heart Failure in Women
Done
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S18 - BWGIC - Filling the gap between treatment guidelines and current practice in Belgium
Done
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S28 - BIWAC - Mechanical complications after ACS: a multidisciplinary approach
Done
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S9 - BeHRA - Idiopathic VF: need for standardization
Done
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S25 - Council on Cardiogenomics - How to interpret a genetic report and manage the result?
Done
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S6 - BACTS & BSC Joint session - The tricuspid valve: how to manage it right?
Done
Alexandre Unger is a cardiology specialist in
training from Belgium and a doctoral candidate in cardiovascular imaging. His
research focuses on advanced applications of cardiac magnetic resonance and
multimodality imaging for risk stratification
Vascular medicine physician (Assistant professor in vascular medicine), and head of vascular medicine unit (based in cardiology) in Tours university Hospital.
I defended a PhD in medical informatics in which I developped a predictive model of secondary Hypertension.
Pulmonologist and intensivist at the University Hospital of Liège, I am in charge of the Respiratory Intensive Care Unit. My expertise focuses on hemodynamics, pulmonary vascular diseases, and thoracic imaging. I manage severe respiratory failure with or without ECMO support, including ARDS and pulmonary embolism. I am a member of the hospital PERT and contribute to the multidisciplinary care of PAH and CTEPH patients, for whom I perform right heart catheterization.
