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Doctor Joao Cavalcante

Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation, Minneapolis (United States of America)
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Dr. João L. Cavalcante earned his medical degree the Universidade Federal do Ceará in Fortaleza, Brazil. He is the Section Head for Cardiac Imaging and Director of Cardiac MRI at the Allina Health Minneapolis Heart Institute, the largest cardiology practice in the Twin cities. His passion and track record is in multimodality Imaging and focus on valve and structural heart disease. He currently leads the SCMR - Valvular Heart Disease Working Group and was the Programme Chair for the 2023 SCMR Scientific Meeting. He is Associate Editor for the European Heart Journal, and Editorial Consultant for the European Heart Journal Cardiovascular Imaging.
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Cardiomyopathies and valvular heart disease share more than you think
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Cardiomyopathies and valvular heart disease share more than you think
12 December 2025
Arrhythmias, risk stratification, and diagnosis using cardiac magnetic resonance
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Arrhythmias, risk stratification, and diagnosis using cardiac magnetic resonance
12 December 2025
Lead-induced tricuspid regurgitation: echocardiographic detection and clinical implications
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Lead-induced tricuspid regurgitation: echocardiographic detection and clinical implications
12 December 2024
Chronic coronary syndromes
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Chronic coronary syndromes
11 December 2024
Imaging in patients with aortic stenosis
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Imaging in patients with aortic stenosis
11 December 2024
Cardiac computed tomography (CT)
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Cardiac computed tomography (CT)
19 May 2024
Imaging the aorta
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Imaging the aorta
11 May 2023
Additional value of CMR in valvular and vascular heart disease
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Additional value of CMR in valvular and vascular heart disease
28 August 2022
Cardiac magnetic resonance - Deformation imaging
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Cardiac magnetic resonance - Deformation imaging
27 August 2022
Extravalvular cardiac damage in valvular heart disease
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Extravalvular cardiac damage in valvular heart disease
9 December 2021

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