PulseMI™ Inaugural EventPhysiologic Pacing in 2026
Join Michigan’s electrophysiology community for a focused evening symposium dedicated to the latest advances in physiologic pacing, including conduction system pacing techniques, programming strategies, and real-world case discussions.
May 26, 2026 at 5:45 PM EST
The Detroit Athletic Club
What is PulseMI™?
PulseMI™ is the first Michigan-based electrophysiology symposium dedicated to practical, case-driven education in heart rhythm management.
Our mission is simple:
Deliver high-yield, clinically relevant content that translates directly into better patient care.
PulseMI™ brings together:
Electrophysiologists
General cardiologists
Fellows-in-training
Advanced practice providers
CV technicians
EP lab nurses
Industry partners
Prelim Agenda
5:45 PM – Cocktails & Networking
6:45 PM – Welcome & Introduction to PulseMI™
6:50 PM – Physiologic Pacing in 2026
7:20 PM – Tips & Techniques for Procedural Success
7:45 PM – Best Practices
8:15 PM – Discussion
8:30 PM – Closing Remarks
Why Attend PulseMI™ 2026?
Why This Topic Matters in 2026
Physiologic pacing has rapidly evolved from niche technique to mainstream therapy. In 2026, the questions are no longer if — but how and for whom.
This symposium will cover:
His bundle pacing vs left bundle branch area pacing
Patient selection in bradycardia and heart failure
Implantation techniques that improve success rates
Programming and follow-up strategies
Complication management and troubleshooting
PulseDebate™: Has CSP replaced CRT?
This is practical EP — not theory.
Speakers & Panelists
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Ilana Kutinsky, DO FACC FHRS
Corewell Health William Beaumont University Hospital, Royal Oak, MI
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Xu Gao, MD FACC FHRS
Trinity Health, Ann Arbor, MI
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Christopher Bradley, DO FACC FHRS
Henry Ford Providence, Southfield, MI
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Salem Sayar, MD FACC FHRS
Henry Ford St. John, Detroit, MI
Meet the Team
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