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Chair: Prof Ben Freedman, Prof Jeroen Hendriks |
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Sydney, AU, Maastricht, NL; Adelaide, AU |
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AF Detection in different context - How do we get it right for the local population? |
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What works for whom in AF screening - A realist review |
Dr Coral Hanson |
Edinburgh, UK |
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AF Screening in indigenous populations |
Mr Suud Nahdi |
Sydney, AU |
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Rural screening for AF |
Dr Jessica Orchard |
Sydney, AU |
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Pharmacy based AF screening |
Prof Filipa Alves da Costa |
Lisbon, PT |
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AF detection in Vaccine Clinics |
Dr Nithya Nanda, Mrs Trudie Lobban, MBE |
Slough, UK, Winchester, UK |
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Discussion |
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Chair: Prof Dhiraj Gupta, Prof Sanjiv Narayan |
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Liverpool, UK, Palo Alto, US |
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Correct Drugs vs Ablation |
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Do the outcomes of early rhythm control with catheter ablation extend to patients with persistent AF too? |
Prof Dhiraj Gupta |
Liverpool, UK |
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The impact of anti-arrhythmic drugs on Atrial fibrillation burden |
Prof Paulus Kirchhof |
Hamburg, DE |
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The role of omega-3 fatty acids in atrial fibrillation management |
Dr Christine Albert |
Los Angeles, US |
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Machine Learning to Guide Ablation and Drug Therapy for Atrial Fibrillation |
Prof Sanjiv Narayan |
Palo Alto, US |
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What does Surgical Therapy for Atrial Fibrillation add to Catheter Ablation? |
Dr David DeLurgio |
Atlanta, US |
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Future Trials to Advance Ablation Therapy for Atrial Fibrillation |
Dr Atul Verma |
Toronto, CA |
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Chair: Dr Mark Specterman, Dr Moloy Das |
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London, UK, Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK |
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Highest Scoring Abstracts |
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08:30 |
THE ELECTROPHYSIOLOGIC SUBSTRATE OF BRUGADA SYNDROME PATIENTS CAN BE REVEALED BY ELECTROCARDIOGRAPHIC IMAGING |
Ji-Jian Chow |
London, UK |
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08:45 |
REAL-WORLD RESULTS OF OESOPHAGEAL PROTECTION DURING LEFT ATRIAL ABLATION |
Lisa Leung |
London, UK |
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09:00 |
SILENT VEINS DURING CRYOBALLOON ABLATION OF ATRIAL FIBRILLATION AS A NOVEL AND INDEPENDENT PREDICTOR OF LONG-TERM OUTCOME: RESULTS FROM THE MIDDELHEIM-PVI REGISTRY 2 |
Yves De Greef |
Antwerp, BE |
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09:15 |
PREDICTORS AND CLINICAL VALUE OF LATE GADOLINIUM ENHANCEMENT ON CMR IN PATIENTS WITH PREMATURE VENTRICULAR CONTRACTIONS AND NORMAL ECHOCARDIOGRAM |
Wei Chin Ng |
London, UK |
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09:30 |
REDEFINING ATRIAL SCAR: AN ANALYSIS USING PACING THRESHOLDS ELECTROGRAM AMPLITUDES AND LOCAL IMPEDANCE. CAN WE IMPROVE ON 0.05 AND 0.5MV? |
Alexander Bates |
Southampton, UK |
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09:45 |
THE EFFECT OF HIS BUNDLE PACING VS. CONVENTIONAL BIVENTRICULAR PACING ON REPOLARISATION IN PATIENTS WITH HEART FAILURE WITH REDUCED EJECTION FRACTION AND LEFT BUNDLE BRANCH BLOCK |
Jack Samways |
London, UK |
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10:00 |
Break |
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Chair: Dr Mark Specterman, Dr Moloy Das |
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London, UK, Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK |
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Arrhythmia Mechanisms / In Silico Tools |
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10:45 |
CREATING PATIENT-SPECIFIC ATRIAL FIBRILLATION MODELS FROM IMAGING & ELECTROANATOMIC MAPPING DATA |
Giulia Raffaele |
London, UK |
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11:00 |
HEART RHYTHM VARIABILITY IN PATIENTS WITH ATRIAL FIBRILLATION AND ATRIAL FLUTTER DEPENDING ON IMMUNE STATUS SYSTEMIC INFLAMMATION AND RENIN-ANGIOTENSIN-ALDOSTERONE SYSTEM ACTIVITY |
Olena Ilchyshyna |
Kyiv, UA |
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11:15 |
ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE-ENABLED ELECTROCARDIOGRAM TO DISTINGUISH CAVOTRICUSPID ISTHMUS DEPENDENCE FROM OTHER ATRIAL TACHYCARDIA MECHANISMS |
Arunashis Sau |
London, UK |
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11:30 |
UHF-ECG DETECTED QRS FRACTIONATION PREDICTS ARRHYTHMIC RISK IN PATIENTS WITH HEREDITARY ARRHYTHMIC CONDITIONS |
Keenan Saleh |
London, UK |
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11:45 |
THE ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL SUBSTRATE OF HCM AND PROPENSITY TO VENTRICULAR FIBRILLATION AS MEASURED BY ECG IMAGING |
Ji-Jian Chow |
London, UK |
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12:00 |
ASSESSMENT OF SCAR BETWEEN ATRIA RHYTHMS AND ATRIAL FIBRILLATION TYPES. DOES ULTRA HIGH DENSITY MAPPING OFFER NEW INSIGHTS? |
Alexander Bates |
Southampton, UK |
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12:15 |
Close |
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PACEMAKERS AND SYNCOPE |
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Chair: Prof Richard Sutton, Prof Robert Sheldon, Dr Zachary Whinnett |
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Monte Carlo, MC, Calgary, CA, London, UK |
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08:30 |
Patient selection for pacing: age, symptoms, and effect of clustering |
Prof Axel Brandes |
Odense, DK |
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08:45 |
Patient selection for pacing: importance of cardioinhibition, timing, and vasodepression |
Prof Richard Sutton |
Monte Carlo, MC |
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09:00 |
Beyond cardioinhibition. What additional benefits does CLS pacing bring to the patient with mixed vasodepressor and cardioinhibitory responses? |
Prof Richard Sutton |
Monte Carlo, MC |
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09:15 |
Syncope recurrence after pacing |
Dr Artur Fedorowski |
Stockholm, SE |
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09:30 |
Narrow QRS heart block, adenosine, and pacemakers |
Dr Ahran Arnold |
London, UK |
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09:45 |
Syncope and bifascicular block: EP studies, ILRs, or pacemakers? |
Prof Robert Sheldon |
Calgary, CA |
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10:00 |
Break |
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PRACTICAL ISSUES IN SYNCOPE MANAGEMENT |
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Chair: Dr Mehran Asgari, Prof Robert Sheldon |
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Inverness, UK, Calgary, CA |
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10:45 |
First contact: complementary roles of risk assessment and diagnosis |
Dr Mehran Asgari |
Inverness, UK |
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11:00 |
ED patient: arrhythmia outcomes and ECG recordings in first 2 weeks |
Prof Robert Sheldon |
Calgary, CA |
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11:15 |
Older syncope clinic patients with non-informative histories and ECGs: tilt, ILR, other, or none? |
Prof Robert Sheldon |
Calgary, CA |
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11:30 |
Tilt testing: when do I need to do a tilt test? |
Dr Boon Lim |
London, UK |
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11:45 |
Drugs for vasovagal syncope: midodrine, fludrocortisone, atomoxetine |
Prof Satish Raj |
Calgary, CA |
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12:00 |
Syncope in the elderly with resting hypertension |
Dr Giulia Rivasi |
Florence, IT |
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12:15 |
Lunch |
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PoTS AND LONG-COVID |
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Chair: Dr Nicholas Gall, Prof Satish Raj |
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London, UK, Calgary, CA |
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13:30 |
PoTS, PoTS Plus, or simply fellow travellers? |
Prof Lesley Kavi |
Warwickshire, UK |
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13:45 |
PoTS: new medical and non-medical treatment |
Prof Satish Raj |
Calgary, CA |
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14:00 |
PoTS and autoimmunity: Taking science to treatment |
Dr Artur Fedorowski |
Stockholm, SE |
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14:15 |
Long COVID: autonomic dysfunction or microvascular dysfunction? |
Dr Nicholas Gall |
London, UK |
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14:30 |
Long COVID: A diagnosis and management primer |
Dr Melanie Dani |
London, UK |
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14:45 |
Long COVID: The value of a holistic approach? |
Dr Melanie Dani |
London, UK |
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15:00 |
Break |
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LIFE AT THE EDGE OF SYNCOPE RESEARCH |
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Chair: Prof Robert Sheldon, Prof Sebastian Stec |
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Calgary, CA, Warsaw, PL |
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15:55 |
1a. Cardioneuroablation: evidence and approaches |
Prof Sebastian Stec |
Warsaw, PL |
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16:05 |
1b. Cardioneuroablation: patient selection, study outcomes |
Dr Boon Lim |
London, UK |
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16:15 |
2a Great opportunities in Syncope |
Dr Artur Fedorowski |
Stockholm, SE |
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16:45 |
2b. Great opportunities in Syncope |
Prof Richard Sutton |
Monte Carlo, MC |
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16:35 |
2c. Great opportunities in Syncope |
Prof Robert Sheldon |
Calgary, CA |
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16:55 |
3. Open discussion |
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17:15 |
Close |
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SESSION 1 |
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Chair: Prof Eric Rosenthal, Dr Vinay Bhole |
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London, UK, Birmingham, UK |
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08:30 |
Action potential made easy: key to understanding arrhythmia mechanisms to guide treatment |
Dr Vinay Bhole |
Birmingham, UK |
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08:50 |
What is sinus rhythm, and sinus node related arrhythmia, IST, SART, POTS, SAEB, SA, SSS? |
Prof Eric Rosenthal |
London, UK |
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09:10 |
Atrial tachycardia diagnostic pearls and effective acute management options: adenosine, DC shock or IV medication? |
Dr M Cecilia Gonzalez Corcia |
Bristol, UK |
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09:30 |
Fundamentals of AVN rentry tachycardia: how to recognise and manage it? |
Prof Graham Stuart |
Bristol, UK |
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09:50 |
Questions |
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10:00 |
Break |
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SESSION 2 |
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Chair: Prof Graham Stuart, Prof Orhan Uzun |
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Bristol, UK, Cardiff, UK |
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10:45 |
Paediatric algorithms to differentiate wide complex SVT from VT: can we apply adult criteria? |
Dr Carolina Escudero |
Edmonton, CA |
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11:05 |
Why documenting tachycardia at start and termination would be of help in the diagnosis and management of arrhythmias? |
Dr Susan Etheridge |
Utah, US |
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11:25 |
Pharmacological or DC cardioversion of atrial flutter and fibrillation in children: how to do and when to do it? |
Prof John Triedman |
Boston, US |
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11:45 |
Pharmacological conversion of VT versus DC cardioversion: how to do it safely and effectively? |
Prof Alpay Celiker |
Istanbul, TR |
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12:05 |
Questions |
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12:15 |
Lunch |
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SESSION 3 |
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Chair: Dr M Cecilia Gonzalez Corcia , Dr Susan Etheridge |
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Bristol, UK, Utah, US |
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13:30 |
How to deliver safe anaesthetics for LQT, CPVT and Brugada, time to develop guidelines? |
Dr Tim Murphy |
Bristol, UK |
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13:50 |
How to manage preoperative arrhythmias in congenital heart disease? |
Dr M Cecilia Gonzalez Corcia |
Bristol, UK |
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14:10 |
How to manage acute postoperative arrhythmias in paediatric intensive care? |
Dr Susan Etheridge |
Utah, US |
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14:30 |
How to manage chronic persistent postoperative arrhythmias in congenital heart disease? |
Prof Alpay Celiker |
Istanbul, TR |
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14:50 |
Questions |
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15:00 |
Break |
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SESSION 4 |
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Chair: Prof John Triedman, Prof Orhan Uzun |
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Boston, US, Cardiff, UK |
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15:45 |
What should not we miss when we look at the paediatric ECG? |
Dr Anjan Batra |
California, US |
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16:05 |
What to look for on intracardiac EMG during SVT and VT mapping? |
Prof John Triedman |
Boston, US |
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16:25 |
Left Bundle Branch Pacing in Children and CHD patients |
Dr Ferran Roses-Noguer |
London, UK |
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16:45 |
Effective and disease specific programming of ICD in children: tips and tricks |
Dr Jan Till |
London, UK |
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17:05 |
Questions |
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SESSION 5 - PAEDIATRIC ABSTRACT DISCUSSION |
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Chair: Dr Jan Till, Dr M Cecilia Gonzalez Corcia |
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London, UK, Bristol, UK |
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17:15 |
LATE PRESENTATION OF WOLFF-PARKINSON-WHITE SYNDROME IN CHILDREN WITH PREVIOUSLY NORMAL ELECTROCARDIOGRAM (ECG) - A CASE SERIES |
Muthukumaran Ravichandran |
Cardiff, UK |
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17:30 |
Close |
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Chair: Dr Archie Rao, Dr Nick Kelland |
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Liverpool, UK, Sheffield, UK |
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10:45 |
BIV TRIGGER PACING - KEPT HIM ALIVE |
Ruben Lamelas |
London, UK |
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10:55 |
THREE TIMES FOR A WELSHMAN - LESSONS LEARNT FROM AN SVT THAT WOULDN'T GO AWAY |
Dewi Thomas |
Swansea, UK |
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11:05 |
THREE TYPES OF SVT IN THE SAME PATIENT |
Amar Alhamdi |
Sulaimanya, IQ |
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11:15 |
ATRIAL PACING INDUCED OVERSENSING IN SUBCUTANEOUS IMPLANTABLE CARDIOVERTER DEFIBRILLATOR |
Amy Wharmby |
London, UK |
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11:25 |
HIGH FREQUENCY ECG MAPS DEMONSTRATING RESYNCHRONISATION WITH LEFT BUNDLE BRANCH PACING FOLLOWING FAILED CRT |
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11:35 |
SHOULD PERCUTANEOUS CORONARY INTERVENTION OF TOTALLY OCCLUDED VESSELS BE ROUTINELY UNDERTAKEN IN PATIENTS PRESENTING WITH ISCHAEMIC VENTRICULAR TACHYCARDIA STORMS? |
Sanjiv Petkar |
Wolverhampton, UK |
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11:45 |
SUCCESSFUL SHORT-TERM SALVAGE OF AN EXTERNALISED CARDIAC IMPLANTABLE ELECTRONIC DEVICE GENERATOR WITH TAUROLIDINE - A CASE REPORT |
Benito Baldauf |
Kiel, DE |
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11:55 |
CARDIAC ARREST - QUERY CAUSE |
Akriti Naraen |
Liverpool, UK |
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12:05 |
THE PATH OF LEAST RESISTANCE |
Mark Anthony Sammut |
Sheffield, UK |
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12:15 |
Close |
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Chair: Dr Francis Murgatroyd, Dr Zachary Whinnett |
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London, UK, London, UK |
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10:45 |
How to approach the patient with challenging venous access |
Prof Francisco Leyva |
Birmingham, UK |
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11:00 |
Conduction System Pacing for bradycardia: When, why and how? |
Dr Badrinathan Chandrasekaran |
Wiltshire, UK |
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11:15 |
Conduction system pacing for CRT: When and how to deliver |
Prof Pugazhendhi Vijayaraman |
Pennsylvania, US |
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11:30 |
Programming conduction system pacing |
Dr Jonathan Lyne |
Dublin, IE |
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11:45 |
Should Leadless Pacing be first line therapy? |
Dr Chris Pepper |
Leeds, UK |
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12:00 |
Challenging LV lead implantation: the role of interventional CRT |
Prof Nik Patel |
Eastbourne, UK |
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12:15 |
Close |
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Chair: Dr Malcolm Finlay, Dr Mark Specterman |
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London, UK, London, UK |
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FOCUS ON GENETICS AND FUTURE THERAPIES |
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10:45 |
ATG to TAG of arrhythmias and sudden cardiac death |
Dr Chiara Srocco |
London, UK |
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10:55 |
Will an EP ever need to know how… and why… to edit a gene? |
Prof Patricia Munroe |
London, UK |
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11:05 |
Discussion |
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FOCUS ON INFLAMMATION AND ARRHYTHMIA |
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11:15 |
Arrhythmia… what a flaming nuisance |
Dr Fu Siong Ng |
London, UK |
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11:25 |
ARVC and arrhythmia, it can be a bit hot and cold |
Dr Angeliki Asimaki |
London, UK |
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11:35 |
Discussion |
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FOCUS ON AF MAPPING |
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11:45 |
Mapping AF: isn’t that trying to produce a map of an ever changing map?! |
Prof Andre Ng |
Leicester, UK |
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11:55 |
Predicting the future: the state of whole organ modelling and simulation of the heart |
Dr Jenny Wang |
Oxford, UK |
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12:05 |
Discussion |
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12:15 |
Close |
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Chair: Dr Malcolm Finlay, Dr Mark Specterman |
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London, UK, London, UK |
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15:00 |
IMMEDIATE INPATIENT IMPLANTABLE LOOP RECORDER IMPLANTATION FOR THE DETECTION OF ATRIAL FIBRILLATION IN CRYPTOGENIC STROKE |
Jacqueline Hunt |
Eastbourne, UK |
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15:05 |
FIRST WORLDWIDE REPORT OF CT/TOE FUSION TOOL TO GUIDE ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY PROCEDURES |
Gonca Suna |
Cambridge, UK |
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15:10 |
DRUG-RELATED ATRIOVENTRICULAR CONDUCTIVE DISORDERS - A PREDICTIVE-ORIENTED APPROACH |
Dragos Marcu |
Iasi, RO |
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15:15 |
TRANSVENOUS LEAD EXTRACTION: A SINGLE CENTRE EXPERIENCE OF THE TANDEM PROCEDURE |
Zaki Akhtar |
London, UK |
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15:20 |
OMNIPOLAR ELECROGRAMS ARE MORE CONSISTENT AND IMPROVE SUBSTRATE CHARACTERISATION IN HUMAN ATRIAL FLUTTER |
Dimitrios Panagopoulos |
Oxford, UK |
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15:25 |
APPLICATION OF THE MADIT ICD BENEFIT SCORE TO A TERTIARY UK CENTRE PRIMARY PREVENTION POPULATION |
Nikesh Jathanna |
Nottingham, UK |
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15:30 |
INITIAL EXPERIENCE OF A NOVEL RADIOFREQUENCY WIRE-BASED TRANSSEPTAL PUNCTURE SYSTEM |
Fazlullah Wardak |
Southampton, UK |
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15:35 |
PATIENTS WITH SEVERE SYSTOLIC HYPERTENSION REQUIRING PACEMAKER IMPLANTATION ARE MORE LIKELY TO HAVE PRESERVED LEFT VENTRICULAR SYSTOLIC FUNCTION; AN OBSERVATIONAL STUDY |
David Morgan |
Lincoln, UK |
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15:40 |
ASSESSMENT OF OPTIMAL THRESHOLDS FOR VENTRICULAR SCAR SUBSTRATE CHARACTERIZATION |
Fatima Bangash |
Basildon, UK |
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15:45 |
Close |
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