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SAPIEN M3 learning platform

Know the anatomy.
Anticipate the next step.

A practical curriculum for structural heart imaging.

Practice the imaging decisions that matter. Work through a patient case, build your knowledge, and learn to recognize when the team needs to pause.

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220 questions · 3 experience levels · Answer-by-answer feedback

The valve and its landing zone

Original Edwards device images

SAPIEN M3 valve — original Edwards product image — **SAPIEN M3 valve**Edwards’ annotated render identifies the tissue leaflets, frame and outer skirt.

Nitinol dock — original Edwards product image — **Nitinol dock**Edwards’ annotated render identifies the functional turns, marker bands and paravalvular leak guard.

Study the device and imaging atlas ↗

Plan with CT & TEERecognize loading & captureAnticipate complicationsInterpret ENCIRCLE

A curriculum for your practice

Choose your starting point.

220 source-linked questions across three levels. Start with 12, or choose a 20- or 30-question session.

Prefer a patient story? Take the Case Quiz ↗

Go beyond the answer

Build the complete picture.

Procedural field guide

Know the next move.
Know when to pause.

Ten procedural steps, with the imager’s role and a safety checkpoint at each transition.

Explore the procedure ↗

See the anatomy.

Published imaging, valve illustrations, and the official Edwards implantation animation.

Open the imaging atlas ↗

Understand the evidence.

ENCIRCLE outcomes, trial design, limitations, editorials, and society guidance.

Read the trial review ↗

Recognize. Verify. Communicate.

When the deployment
doesn’t go to plan.

31 focused lessons connect the imaging finding to the next discussion: loading, missed capture, dock drop, wire position, PVL and more.

Open troubleshooting

See the warning signKnow what should interrupt the sequence.
Ask the right imaging questionResolve uncertainty before an irreversible step.
Know the sourceDistinguish labeling, faculty experience and case reports.

Learn the reasoning.

Choose an answer before revealing the explanation. Review the alternatives, follow the source, then return to the clinical images. Your current quiz stays intact as you explore. Each new visit starts with a fresh set of questions.