The focus: 150 doctors in cardiological training!

The focus: 150 doctors in cardiological training!

Mosbach, Deutschland - in Mosbach a lot is happening in the field of cardiological training. On July 11, 2025, an important training event on echocardiography and heart muscle diseases took place, in which more than 150 doctors took part. The event was organized by Dr. Peter A. Oberst, the chief physician of the Clinic for Internal Medicine of the Neckar-Odenwald Clinics, which is considered an important actor in the medical field. Among the speakers were renowned experts such as Prof. Dr. Dr. Heinz Lambertz and Dr. Renate Michel-Lambertz from the Echoeduct Academy Wiesbaden.

The training was successful and offered numerous opportunities for professional exchange both on site and virtually. 150 participants from all over Germany had registered for live broadcast, while 30 of them took the opportunity to be there in Mosbach on site. The topics of the event extended to the assessment of cardiac muscle thickening, rare cardiomyopathies to cardiac amyloidosis that can play a role in heart problems.

Modern diagnostic procedure in focus

A central component of the training was the modern diagnostic procedures. In addition to the lectures, interactive case studies were also presented, which gave the participants a clear insight into the topic. In particular, echocardiography, which is sometimes also referred to as transesophageal echocardiography (tea), plays a key role. With this method, a sound head is inserted through the esophagus, which significantly improved the assessment of heart structures, such as in leaky atrioventricular valves. The applicability of this technology, in which the examination is generally carried out without sedation and within 10 to 15 minutes, is a big plus, as the medical experts confirmed Herzmedizin.de

dr. Colonel also took the opportunity to discuss ethical questions in the modern health system, especially with regard to high -priced therapies, which are unfortunately often part of the reality in medicine. The event highlighted the role of the Neckar-Odenwald clinics as an important location for medical training in the cardiological area and shone through the broad specialist knowledge that is collected and shared here.

a step into the future of heart medicine

The feedback from the participants was consistently positive. Not only the specialist knowledge was estimated, but also the opportunity to establish new contacts and to exchange ideas about current developments in cardiac medicine. Such advanced training events are essential in order to always stay up to date and to be able to offer the patient the best possible treatment.

In times when heart diseases are on the rise, it is all the more important that medicine comes together and expand their knowledge. Mosbach sets a strong sign and consolidates its importance as an outstanding location for cardiological training.