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CCM and Siemens Healthineers: research partnership renewed

Wednesday, 16 July 2025, Siemens Healthineers and the Monaco Cardio-Thoracic Centre (CCM) signed a 5-year renewal of their research partnership, which has been in place for 15 years.

This collaboration covers all the CCM’s areas of expertise, in particular imaging (MRI, CT, ultrasound, angiography) and AI.

The main aim of this strategic collaboration is to implement and develop innovative multimodal cardiovascular imaging solutions, which today play a decisive role in diagnosis, therapeutic choices and the efficient improvement of patient care.

The Free Theme Award, all categories combined, for the CCM at the 2025 Clap Festival of the CCI Nice Côte d’Azur!

A very beautiful reward for the Center, the only establishment in Monaco to compete during this 2025 Festival, initiated by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry Nice Côte d’Azur.

An important and unanimous recognition of the expertise, the kindness of the CCM teams and technological innovation. The Clap Festival aims to promote the human values of Azurean companies and highlight their commitment. This year, 16 companies were selected for their creative short films and 5 prizes were awarded by a jury mobilized to distinguish the inventiveness, authenticity and impact of the messages brought to the screen.

Our film, directed by Nicolas Fogliarini, from the RR3 FILMS agency, has therefore seduced the jury and the public of this Festival, with the story it tells… a true, moving story, where there is no actor, just the ‘real’ patient and the real medical teams of the Center mobilized to save a life.

World Health Day 2025: the cardio-pediatric service, at the heart of the action!

This year, the World Health Day is dedicated to maternal and newborn health, supported by the WHO :

“Good health at birth for a hopeful future”.

A major issue that the cardio-pediatrics department addresses on a daily basis. Screening, diagnosis, therapeutics and medico-surgical and interventional management, the identification of genetic factors of congenital heart disease are at the heart of his daily actions.

Professor Sylvie DI FILIPPO has chosen to intervene on the social networks of the Center, in 3 distinct themes (click on the titles to access the videos):

Informative sequences for a good cardiovascular health throughout life.

Aortic aneurysms: state of the art – International Day of the Monaco Cardio-Thoracic Center

International Day organized by the Scientific Council of the Monaco Cardio-Thoracic Center on the theme of “Aortic aneurysms: state of the art”.

Internationally renowned experts provided a detailed overview of aortic aneurysms. The epidemiology of aortic aneurysms (frequency, incidence, risk factors, location, evolutionary risks, including rupture) is crucial to a better understanding of these conditions, and to improving their prevention, screening and treatment. A full update was also given on current recommendations for pre- and post-operative monitoring, and medical and surgical treatment of aneurysms.

Detailed presentations on the endovascular aortic repair in a variety of aneurysms, including the most complex, the diagnosis and treatment of endoleaks, the place of laparoscopic or robot-assisted aortic surgery, and an update on AI and digital twin technologies in the planning of aortic stents, were the highlights of this International Day.

A meeting of excellence in the image of the CCM, which has built its reputation for over 35 years on its medical-surgical expertise in the management of cardiac and vascular pathologies.

 

 

International Congenital Heart Disease Awareness Day

To mark this day, which highlights the importance of being well informed about congenital heart disease, the CCM’s paediatric cardiology team gave an informative talk on these conditions to students at the ‘Institut de Formation en Soins Infirmiers’ (IFSI) at Monaco’s Princess Grace Hospital.

The presentation, entitled ‘Congenital heart disease: anatomy, pathophysiology and management’, was given by Professor Sylvie Di Filippo, paediatric and adult congenital cardiology and foetal cardiology, University Professor and practitioner at the Cardio-Thoracic Centre.

It was an instructive and convivial afternoon, reinforcing the collaboration between the and IFSI combining enriching exchanges and the transmission of knowledge!

For further information on congenital heart disease.

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