Taking place in the beautiful city of San Francisco, the 37th Annual Scientific Sessions run from May 4th thru the 7th, at the Moscone Convention Center.
The Heart Rhythm Society’s 37th Annual Scientific Sessions will convene the finest clinicians, scientists, researchers and innovators in the field of cardiac pacing and electrophysiology. More than 900 of the world’s most noted experts in cardiac rhythm management will serve as faculty for more than 250 educational sessions covering topic areas including pacing, defibrillation, clinical arrhythmia management, ablation, pharmacology, genetics, basic science, and health policy, among other topics.
Attendees can anticipate an enhanced experience with exciting new learning formats and new opportunities for networking. Together We will explore new possibilities, engage with our peers, and immerse ourselves in this singular community of professionals dedicated to improving the care of patients with heart rhythm disorders.

Read more: http://www.hrssessions.org/Program-Events#axzz3U5AsCjfj

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Omega Medical Imaging will be exhibiting at booth #923, to learn more about our High Resolution Flat Panel EP Lab.

From inception, Omega Medical Imaging has been your source for dedicated Cardiac Electrophysiology systems.  At HRS 2016, Omega continues our tradition of providing the Cardiac EP market a robust, low-cost, full featured EP lab, equipped with 20cm x 20cm flat-panel detector, high heat capacity x-ray tube, and the EIZO 56” 8MP display capable of outputting anywhere from 8 to 21 inputs, all configured at your fingertips.

As a certified nationwide EIZO partner, Omega offers EIZO’s complete spectrum of RadiForce medical monitor solutions that deliver exceptional accurate and stable image display at leading hospitals around the world. Omega can customize Large Display, Video Management, Monitor Booms & Stands to meet your requirements. Omega Medical Imaging is capable of retrofitting and upgrading your existing Cardiac Cath Labs and EP Labs that are using individual monitors as well, at a greatly reduced cost from acquisition to downtime.

Source: www.hrsonline.org.