SCAI Scientific Sessions 2025 covers catheter-based cardiovascular care across coronary, structural, peripheral vascular, and congenital heart disease. The program combines procedural education with clinical research, case exchange, quality improvement, and cath lab leadership. Featured lectures address the future of interventional cardiology, professional innovation, and collaboration between pediatric and adult structural intervention. Held May 1–3, 2025, in Washington, D.C., the original meeting included workshops and live-case education alongside scientific sessions. This listing retains the supplied topic categories, learning objectives, featured lectures, and program leadership so interventional clinicians and trainees can assess the subject matter without repeated promotional summaries.
Learning Objectives
Upon participation in the sessions, attendees should be able to:
- Assess the most recent scientific advances, clinical evidence, techniques, challenges, and opportunities within the field of interventional cardiovascular medicine.
- Use appropriate diagnostic studies and clinical guidelines for the evaluation of heart disease and apply new pharmacologic and interventional approaches to the management of adult and pediatric patients.
- Appropriately select newly developed devices, procedural techniques, and therapies for cardiovascular disease to improve short- and long-term clinical outcomes after intervention.
- Employ quality-based practices, including appropriate use criteria, clinical guidelines, consistent documentation, and quality metrics for interventional procedures.
- Recognize and reduce occupational hazards associated with interventional medicine, including radiation exposure and orthopedic risks.
Featured Lectures
Keynote Lecture
A Brief Glimpse at the Past and Hopes for the Future of Interventional Cardiology
Robert M. Califf, MD, MACC
The keynote presentation examined the development of interventional cardiovascular medicine and perspectives on its future direction.
Hildner Lecture
Competition vs Compassion: What Leads to Innovation and Self-Improvement
William L. Lombardi, MD, FSCAI
This featured lecture explored professional development, innovation, collaboration, and the factors influencing continued improvement within interventional cardiology.
Mullins Lecture
At the Crossroads Between Pediatric and Adult Structural Interventions—An Example of Interdisciplinary Collaboration and Cross-Fertilization
Horst Sievert, MD, FSCAI
This lecture highlighted the increasing interaction between pediatric congenital intervention and adult structural heart medicine.
Program Leadership
The official 2025 program leadership included:
Interventional Cardiology Program
- Binita Shah, MD, FSCAI — Program Chair
- Sahil A. Parikh, MD, FSCAI — Associate Program Chair
- Andrew J. Klein, MD, FSCAI — Assistant Program Chair
Congenital Heart Disease Program
- Zahid Amin, MD, MSCAI — Program Chair
- Howaida El-Said, MD, PhD, FSCAI — Associate Program Chair
- Athar M. Qureshi, MD, FSCAI — Assistant Program Chair
The conference included more than 500 faculty members across its scientific and educational program.
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Recording scope: The topics describe the original conference program, including satellite sessions and workshops. They do not confirm that every live activity was recorded or included. Access to the official SCAI Conference Library and MOC credit are not included with this store purchase.
File scope: This purchase covers the educational files offered by MedicalAmboss. It does not include event registration, live attendance, publisher-platform access, accounts, memberships, apps, or publisher-hosted extras.



