📅 Date: Feb 23, 2026
⏰ Time: 7:00 pm EST
This presentation explores cardiogenesis through an excitation-based framework, integrating fundamental genetic mechanisms with the structural and functional design principles of the heart. A time-linear progression of cardiac development is presented, from early embryologic signaling to mature chamber formation.
Emphasis is placed on how coordinated genetic expression, mechanical forces, and electrical excitation guide normal cardiac development—and how disruptions at specific stages can lead to congenital cardiac defects. Understanding when and why these deviations occur provides insight into both normal cardiac architecture and the origins of developmental heart disease.
You will also learn about the 2026 coding updates, including important changes and best practices relevant to cardiac diagnostics and documentation.
Welcome to Cardiogenesis – An Excitation Approach to Cardiac Development.
This session will be delivered live via Zoom. Please follow the instructions below to join the webinar successfully.
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Attendance & Participation:
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Format:
Live webinar
Description:
An introductory webinar exploring how early electrical excitation and genetic signaling guide heart development and how disruptions can lead to congenital defects.
Duration:
45–60 minutes
Level:
Introductory
Internet access with audio capability
Computer, tablet, or mobile device
No prior specialized training required
Basic understanding of biology or anatomy is helpful but not required
Willingness to engage and ask questions during the session
Healthcare professionals
Students and educators
Researchers
Anyone interested in heart development and congenital heart disease
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