CPP 2027

The 11th International Congress
on Cardiac Problems in Pregnancy

April 15 - 18, 2027 | Budapest, Hungary

Pregnancy Congress

Who should attend?

This congress is designed for a wide range of healthcare professionals, including both seasoned experts and young, up-and-coming doctors. If you’re dedicated to managing pregnant women with heart disease, this event is for you.

Cardiologists

Experts in heart health who can provide critical insights into managing cardiac issues during pregnancy.

Gynecologists

Specialists in women's health, pivotal in coordinating care for pregnant patients with heart conditions.

Obstetricians

Doctors focused on pregnancy, childbirth, and postpartum care, essential for monitoring maternal and fetal health.

Anesthesiologists

Professionals ensuring safe anesthesia practices, crucial for pregnant women undergoing cardiac procedures.

Internists

Physicians who manage comprehensive adult care, including the complexities of pregnancy with heart disease.

Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specialists

Experts in high-risk pregnancies, offering specialized knowledge in maternal and fetal cardiovascular health.

Obstetrical and Cardiac Anesthesiologists

Dual-specialty doctors providing tailored anesthesia care for pregnant women with heart problems.

Family Medicine Specialists

Primary care doctors who oversee the overall health of pregnant women, including cardiac care.

Hypertension Specialists

Doctors focusing on blood pressure management, vital for pregnant women with heart conditions.

Hematologists

Specialists in blood disorders, addressing the unique challenges of pregnancy-related heart issues.

Pediatricians

Doctors caring for infants, ensuring the baby's heart health is monitored post-delivery.

Pediatric Cardiologists

Experts in children's heart health, providing insights into congenital heart conditions affecting pregnancy.

Geneticists

Specialists in genetics, offering perspectives on hereditary heart conditions in pregnant women.

Cardiac Surgeons

Surgeons skilled in heart operations, crucial for pregnant women requiring cardiac surgery.

Nurses

Frontline caregivers playing a key role in the day-to-day management of pregnant patients with heart disease.

Medical Imaging Technicians

Professionals skilled in diagnostic imaging, essential for monitoring cardiac health during pregnancy.

Clinical Pharmacists

Pharmacists specializing in medication management, ensuring safe pharmacological treatments for pregnant women.

Other Health Professionals

Any healthcare providers with a keen interest in cardiac care during pregnancy, including young and upcoming professionals in the field.