The GIS Complications event, held at the prestigious Conrad Dubai Hotel on 1st and 2nd March 2024, brought together a diverse array of medical professionals, experts, and enthusiasts in the field of Interventional Cardiology. With over 200+ attendees, including 50 distinguished faculty members and 6 international guests, the event was a testament to the growing interest and importance of addressing complications in the field.

Key Highlights:

• Challenging Cases: One of the highlights of the event was the presentation and discussion of 43 challenging cases. These cases provided a unique opportunity for attendees to engage in in-depth discussions, share their experiences, and learn from each other’s approaches to managing complex scenarios.
• Workshops: The event featured two highly informative workshops, offering attendees practical, hands-on experience in managing GIS complications. These workshops were conducted by experts in the field and provided valuable insights that attendees could immediately apply in their practice.
• Educational Sessions: The educational sessions at the event covered a wide range of topics, including no-reflow phenomena, coronary perforation, equipment loss, stent entrapment, and cardiogenic shock. These sessions were designed to provide attendees with the latest advancements, best practices, and strategies for effectively managing these complications.

The GIS Complications event was not only a platform for learning but also a forum for collaboration and networking. Attendees had the opportunity to interact with peers, exchange ideas, and build connections that will benefit them in their professional endeavors.

“The GIS family is rapidly expanding, and over the past two days, we have witnessed great success. I extend my heartfelt gratitude to the course directors, Prof. Abdullah Shehab and Prof. Mousa Akbar, for their exceptional efforts. They have united us under the umbrella of knowledge, providing us with the opportunity to learn from the complexities of our field” Quoted Prof. Fawaz Almutairi, GIS President.

As we look back on the success of the GIS Complications event, we are excited about the future of Interventional Cardiology and the advancements that lie ahead. We are committed to continuing our efforts to educate, inspire, and empower medical professionals to tackle the challenges of GIS complications head-on.