Case-based learning contextualizes evidence; the Case Reports and Clinical Case Studies session presents compelling clinical vignettes that illuminate diagnostic dilemmas, rare presentations and management complexities. Through richly detailed case presentations, multidisciplinary panels analyze decision-making, differential diagnoses and individualized treatment plans. This format highlights how clinical reasoning, imaging interpretation and evidence application come together at the bedside, and offers attendees practical algorithms for unusual or ambiguous scenarios. Presentations will include imaging-rich cases in cardiomyopathy, device complications, cardiogenic shock and complex arrhythmia management, followed by interactive audience discussion and “what I would do” expert panels that emphasize evidence-based yet pragmatic choices. Case authors will also present lessons on adverse event recognition, troubleshooting peri-procedural complications and long-term follow-up strategies. The session fosters an environment for clinicians to ask practical questions, compare institutional approaches and adopt best practices for diagnosis, acute management and outpatient care. Aligning with the Cardiology Case Reports Conference framework, these sessions are ideal for clinicians seeking immediately applicable insights and structured approaches to complex patient care.