NFIC – New Frontiers in Interventional Cardiology

ABOUT – New Frontiers in Interventional Cardiology

New Frontiers in Interventional Cardiology workshops (NFIC) is an annual meeting in Krakow (Poland) which gathers cardiologists, cardiac surgeons, specialists in angiology and radiology from all over Europe, Japan and USA.

The first meeting took place in 1999 and since then it has grown into an international workshops with more than 1400 participants each year (doctors, nurses, pharmaceutical industry). The course focuses mainly on acute coronary syndromes and live case presentations with panel discussions. However, each year dedicated sessions to new challenging innovations in interventional cardiology are also held including structural heart disease, imaging and peripheral interventions. Over the years, NFIC has become the leading Polish and European conference devoted to innovations and new technologies in cardiology. The event presents and popularizes the latest solutions that use augmented and mixed reality, which introduce a new quality in international consulting and diagnosing patients in real time and allow even more accurate treatment planning. It is also a great opportunity for a better and more effective education for future cardiology and medicine adepts.

There are also satellite symposia and hands-on trainings as well as sessions dedicated for students.

  • Reinventing Experiences

    It is an opportunity to get to know an expert environment from around the world and to exchange opinions and experiences.

  • The most Revolutionary Issues

    During the workshops, the most recognized experts summarize the world’s major changes in cardiology. Stay updated!

  • Learning Sessions

    Participation in the workshops will allow you to gain new knowledge and broaden your horizons.

  • Where the Cardiology Meets Innovative Technologies

    We present the most interesting and the most effective innovations from the world of technology.

NFIC SESSIONS

CONGRESS VENUE

LIVE CASES

INNOVATIONS

HOLOLENS