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08:30 - 10:00	Arrhythmia Alliance 2 Symposia - The Future of Cardiac Pacing	Hall 11a
08:30 - 10:00	STARS Symposia 5 - Cardioneuroablation for All	Hall 11b
08:30 - 10:00	Arrhythmia Alliance and World Society of Arrhythmias Symposia – AF Pharmacologic Considerations: Present-Day Folly or Still a Fashionable Treatment Tool?	Networking Area 1
08:15 - 10:00	Healthcare Scientist Forum - Stepping into the Future of Cardiac Rhythm Services	Networking Area 2
08:30 - 10:00	EP Masterclass 2 - ECG to Electroporation in VT	Networking Area 3
10:15 - 10:39	Posters 2	Poster Areas 1-4, Hall 3
10:45 - 12:15	Plenary - Atrial Fibrillation Burden	Hall 11
12:30 - 13:15	Meet the Experts - Career Development and Opportunities session - Physiologists	Interactive Area
12:30 - 12:58	Posters 3	Poster Areas 1-4, Hall 3
13:30 - 15:00	Cases and Traces 1	Hall 11a
13:30 - 15:00	STARS Symposia 6 - Is There a Hypotensive Phenotype?	Hall 11b
13:30 - 15:00	Masterclass Devices 2 - Safer Follow-Up, Smarter Programming	Interactive Area
15:00 - 15:45	Moderated Posters 2	Poster Area 4, Hall 3
15:45 - 17:15	Conduction System Pacing - Optimising Delivery and Update of Latest Evidence	Hall 11a
15:45 - 17:15	Cases and Traces 2	Networking Area 1
15:45 - 17:15	Oral Abstracts - Devices, Mapping and Ablation	Networking Area 2

Arrhythmia Alliance 2 Symposia - The Future of Cardiac Pacing - Hall 11a - 08:30 - 10:00

	Chair: Dr Andy Turley, Mrs Victoria Waites		Middlesbrough, UK, London, UK
08:30	Bachmann’s bundle (BB) pacing: Much ado about nothing?	Dr Daniel Keene	London, UK
09:00	Device follow up – how it should look in 2026 – time for a rethink / time to challenge the dogma?	Dr Honey Thomas	Ashington, UK
09:30	The next 5 years – what’s on the horizon?	Dr Mark Davies	Dublin, IE
10:00	Close

STARS Symposia 5 - Cardioneuroablation for All - Hall 11b - 08:30 - 10:00

	Chair: Prof Richard Sutton, Prof Robert Sheldon		London, UK, Calgary, CA
08:30	Debate: Cardioneuroablation should be first-line therapy for VVS	Prof Dan Wichterle	Prague, CZ
08:40	Debate: Cardioneuroablation should not be first-line therapy for VVS	Dr Boon Lim	London, UK
08:50	Rebuttal
09:00	Q&A/moderated discussion
09:15	Debate: There is a real syndrome called functional bradycardia	Prof Artur Fedorowski	Solna, SE
09:25	Debate: There is not a real syndrome called functional bradycardia	Prof Bert Vandenberk	Leuven, BE
09:35	Rebuttal
09:45	Q&A/moderated discussion
10:00	Close

Arrhythmia Alliance and World Society of Arrhythmias Symposia – AF Pharmacologic Considerations: Present-Day Folly or Still a Fashionable Treatment Tool? - Networking Area 1 - 08:30 - 10:00

	Chair: Dr Oscar Oseroff, Prof Zachary Whinnett		Buenos Aires, AR, London, UK
08:30	AF rhythm control in heart failure - is early ablation best?	Prof David Benditt	Minneapolis, US
08:45	The role of antiarrhythmic drugs (AAD) in the peri-AF ablation timeframe – identification of patients in whom AADs might be advantageous or of no benefit	Prof Thomas Deering	Atlanta, US
09:00	Anticoagulation in AF with ACS/PCI – balancing bleeding, stent protection, and stroke risk in real-world patients. Still an ongoing source of debate on cardiac wards up and down the country	Prof Carlos Morillo	Calgary, CA
09:15	Polypharmacy and pro-arrhythmia in structural heart disease – drug interactions, QT risk, and prescribing in complex patients	Prof John Camm	London, UK
09:30	Panel discussion
10:00	Close

Healthcare Scientist Forum - Stepping into the Future of Cardiac Rhythm Services - Networking Area 2 - 08:15 - 10:00

	Chair: Miss Cristiana Monteiro, Dr Jamie Walton		London, UK, Birmingham, UK
08:15	Keeping the rhythm – workforce challenges and longevity	Mrs Jennifer Cole	Buckingham, UK
08:25	Standardising conduction system pacing and CRT follow-up: what good looks like	Mr Matthew Swift	Swindon, UK
08:35	Remote monitoring at scale: alert governance, digital triage and AI support	Mrs Anna Clapton	Bury St Edmunds, UK
08:45	From alert overload to clinical insight: how AI is transforming ILR monitoring	Dr Cherry Alexander	Glasgow, UK
08:55	Quality, safety and standards: turning incidents and audits into better pathways	Ms Thanucha Ganeswaran	London, UK
09:05	What should every UK rhythm service work towards in the next 12 months?	Mrs Alice Wintle	Salisbury, UK
09:15	Q&A
	Oral Abstracts - Allied and Service Development
09:25	Clinical outcomes of consultant cardiac physiologist–led pacemaker generator replacement: a retrospective single-centre comparison	Benjamin La Fevre	Bristol, UK
09:30	My Heart Passport: pilot evaluation of a web-based patient-held digital implant passport for patients with cardiac implantable electronic devices	Hnin Zaw	London, UK
09:35	Hywel Dda University Health Board Podiatry and Arrhythmia Service atrial fibrillation detection project - cutting out the middleman in arrhythmia detection	Ffion Lloyd-Thomas	Carmarthenshire, UK
09:40	Comparison of the efficacy and safety of three single-shot techniques for atrial fibrillation ablation – retrospective analysis of 535 consecutive patients	Alaa Aboelela	Bielefeld, DE
09:45	Outcomes of CRT upgrade in right ventricular paced patients who develop heart failure: a 12-year single-centre survival analysis	Nirav Patel	Nowra, AU
09:50	Opportunistic atrial fibrillation case finding during influenza vaccination clinics in a deprived primary care network: a service evaluation from South Tees England	Sahar Mohmed	Middlesbrough, UK
09:55	Q&A
10:00	Close

EP Masterclass 2 - ECG to Electroporation in VT - Networking Area 3 - 08:30 - 10:00

	Chair: Dr Shahnaz Jamil-Copley, Prof Tarv Dhanjal		Nottingham, UK, Coventry, UK
08:30	Using the ECG to localise PVCs and plan ablation	Dr Arthur Yue	Southampton, UK
08:45	How to approach the challenging PVC - summit, papillary muscle, alcohol ablation	Dr John Whitaker	London, UK
09:00	Image integration in VT ablation - CT, MRI, ICE or all of them?	Dr Shahnaz Jamil-Copley	Nottingham, UK
09:15	SABR for refractory VT - the UK experience to date	Dr Justin Lee	Sheffield, UK
09:30	Is PFA ready for mapping and ablating VT?	Dr Vishal Luther	Liverpool, UK
09:45	Final discussion
10:00	Close

Posters 2 - Poster Areas 1-4, Hall 3 - 10:15 - 10:39

	Poster Screen 1
	Chair:
10:15	Electrostructural discordance: ECG-predicted left atrial diameter identifies novel atrial phenotypes with opposite risks of incident atrial fibrillation	Shabnam Faiz	Dalian, CN
10:19	Electro-structural phenotypes of first-degree AV block: a translational study of atrial cardiomyopathy and incident atrial fibrillation	Sadees Clarance Chandran	Dalian, CN
10:23	Timeliness of implanted cardioverter defibrillator deactivation for patients at the end of life	Victoria Waites	London, UK
10:27	The possibilities of catheter ablation for patients with persistent atrial fibrillation: how do we do it?	Evgeniy Kropotkin	Moscow, RU
10:31	Close
	Poster Screen 2
	Chair: Dr Mark Davies		Dublin, IE
10:15	Developing artificial intelligence-enhanced electrocardiography models to detect electrolyte and haemoglobin abnormalities	Nichchalan Jeganathan	London, UK
10:19	Elective electrical cardioversion for atrial arrhythmias in district general hospitals – interpreting the substrate	Greg Horsfall	Blackpool, UK
10:23	Evaluating psychological intervention in patients with ICDs: outcomes from a multidisciplinary clinical health psychology service	Charlotte Maughan	Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
10:27	The Shora AF signature: a novel QRS voltage variability index for atrial fibrillation detection — computational validation using the PhysioNet MIT-BIH atrial fibrillation database	Khalid Shora	Dammam, SA
10:31	Predicting one-year mortality after cardiac resynchronisation therapy in patients hospitalised for heart failure: a novel risk score	Oliver Rees	London, UK
10:35	Changes in AF ripple frequency and cycle length following pulmonary vein isolation: insights for targeted AF ablation?	Michael Lawless	Middlesbrough, UK
10:39	Close
	Poster Screen 3
	Chair: Dr James Gamble		Oxford, UK
10:15	Interpretable evidence-chain artificial intelligence for clinician-reviewable 12-lead electrocardiogram diagnosis	Yiyang Liu	Beijing, CN
10:19	Electrical performance and documentation quality in left bundle branch area pacing: a single-centre retrospective audit and service improvement project	Tina Razlae	London, UK
10:23	Introducing left bundle branch area pacing in a district general hospital: procedural success learning curve and early outcomes	Mohamad Wahib Zhlawi	Harlow, UK
10:27	Improving the appropriateness and clinical utility of Holter monitoring in patients presenting with syncope/collapse: a two-cycle quality improvement project	Theodora Germanopoulou	White, UK
10:31	Hidden in the coronary sinus: when posteroseptal pathways refuse to ablate	Camille-Marie Go	Birmingham, UK
10:35	Atrial fibrillation recurrence after rhythm control: gaps in outpatient risk factor management	Kieran Strong	Bath, UK
10:39	Close
	Poster Screen 4
	Chair: Dr Sharon Man		Plymouth, UK
10:15	GLP-1/GIP receptor agonists are associated with reduced atrial fibrillation–related interventions and cardiovascular outcomes in obesity without diabetes: a target trial emulation	Omer Taha	Liverpool, UK
10:19	Real-world implementation of left bundle branch area pacing in routine clinical practice: a single centre audit of procedural success and early outcomes	Rashaan Jackson-Wade	London, UK
10:23	Mapping drivers during clinical AF ablation with the Tau20-RETROmapping system	Oliver Jones	London, UK
10:27	Preprocessing heterogeneity in machine learning for wearable ECG: a scoping review with a transparency score and novel reporting framework	Ahmed El-Medany	London, UK
10:31	Abolition of multifocal atrial ectopy and atrial tachycardia following targeted ganglionated plexus ablation: a case report	Prasad Krishnan Nair	Oxford, UK
10:35	Benchmarking general purpose artificial intelligence for accessory pathway localisation on 12 lead electrocardiograms	Ibrahim Antoun	Leicester, UK
10:39	Close

Plenary - Atrial Fibrillation Burden - Hall 11 - 10:45 - 12:15

	Chair: Prof John Camm, Dr Shouvik Haldar		London, UK, London, UK
10:45	Introduction: Should AF be quantified?	Dr Shouvik Haldar	London, UK
10:47	What is AF burden and how should it be assessed?	Prof John Camm	London, UK
11:09	Does AF burden have prognostic implications?	Prof Dhiraj Gupta	Liverpool, UK
11:31	Can AF burden be used as a clinical trial endpoint or a surrogate for CV outcomes?	Prof Carlos Morillo	Calgary, CA
11:53	Digital music approaches to CV theranostics and implications for quantifying AF	Prof Elaine Chew	London, UK
12:15	Close

Meet the Experts - Career Development and Opportunities session - Physiologists - Interactive Area - 12:30 - 13:15

	Chair: Mrs Alice Wintle, Miss Cristiana Monteiro, Mr Matthew Swift		Salisbury, UK, London, UK, Swindon, UK
12:30	An exclusive Lunch and Learn session for physiologists The opportunity to discuss key topics, share knowledge, and network with colleagues and experts in a collaborative setting.
13:15	Close

Posters 3 - Poster Areas 1-4, Hall 3 - 12:30 - 12:58

	Poster Screen 1
	Chair: Dr Wajid Hussain		London, UK
12:30	When close to the cliff’s end… better don’t lose synchrony	Alexis Paris	Sherbrooke, CA
12:34	Optimising remote monitoring of cardiac implantable electronic devices: a service evaluation of alert burden and workflow patterns at Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust	Laura Scott	Leeds, UK
12:38	Post op analgesia for cardiac devices	Cho Thazin Aye	Plymouth, UK
12:42	Clinical utility of 24-hour Holter monitoring for palpitations referred from primary care: a service evaluation	Georgia Moore	Southampton, UK
12:46	Impact of pacing strategy on right ventricular function: a comparison of RV apical pacing and left bundle branch area pacing	Burcu Kodal	Kocaeli, TR
12:50	Close
	Poster Screen 2
	Chair: Dr Ven Lim		Coventry, UK
12:30	Digital pre-assessment using NHS App for implantable loop recorder implantation	Tracy Edge	Rotherham, UK
12:34	Conduction system pacing versus biventricular pacing in heart failure with reduced ejection fraction: an updated systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized controlled trials	Han-Chieh Yang	Cambridge, UK
12:38	Breaking the “invisible wall”: optimized pacemaker programming for a competitive athlete with high-grade AV block	Amit Shrestha	Lancaster, UK
12:42	Dual-energy lattice-tip ablation versus focal radiofrequency ablation for drug-refractory ventricular tachycardia: early single-centre comparative experience	Justin Chiong	Liverpool, UK
12:46	Early transvenous lead failure following subpectoral dual chamber pacemaker implantation: a proposed mechanism of pectoralis major compression	Kaviya Selvapandian	Birmingham, UK
12:50	Close
	Poster Screen 3
	Chair:
12:30	Identifying novel biomarkers in pacemaker induced cardiomyopathy	Sophie Robinson	Birmingham, UK
12:34	Improving compliance with BMI eligibility criteria for atrial fibrillation ablation: a clinical audit and quality improvement project	Sabbir Ahmed	Worcester, UK
12:38	Variability of battery longevity in cardiac implantable electronic devices: accuracy of predicted battery longevity from follow-up to elective replacement indication	Shina Gill	Stoke on Trent, UK
12:42	A case to remember: cardiac memory mimicking diffuse myocardial ischaemia following permanent ventricular pacing	Brona Starkey	Gateshead, UK
12:46	Do digital wearables increase detectability of atrial fibrillation?	Hugo Stevenson	Chelmsford, UK
12:50	Implementation of a digital ECG pathway using GE MAC VU360 and MUSE integration to improve workflow efficiency and reduce paper use	Kasie Lane	Isleworth, UK
12:54	Close
	Poster Screen 4
	Chair:
12:30	ARNI and SGLT2 inhibitors and ventricular arrhythmia in ICD and CRT-D recipients with heart failure: a time-dependent cohort analysis	Aishwarya Umashankar	Swansea, UK
12:34	Rate-related programming in people with cardiac resynchronisation therapy (CRT) - a single-centre observational analysis of current practice	Peter Demian	Leeds, UK
12:38	Lyme carditis presenting as severe sinus node dysfunction and cardiac arrest: a rare case of persistent conduction disease requiring permanent pacing	Tehreem Younus	Preston, UK
12:42	Development of a program for predicting the risks of arrhythmia recurrence after minimally invasive ablation procedures: RAFA-score: with integration algorithms of machine learning	Elizaveta Strebkova	Moscow, RU
12:46	Audit on the indications and outcomes of patients undergoing implantable loop recorders at a district general hospital	Raja Wajid Shabbir Khan	Dudley, UK
12:50	Emergency internal jugular AVEIR leadless pacemaker implantation in an octogenarian to enable treatment of hospital-acquired pneumonia - a case study	Jacob Barnaby	Northampton, UK
12:54	An uncommon cause for syncope. A vasospastic angina related ventricular tachycardia	Assya Dimia	Birmingham, UK
12:58	Close

Cases and Traces 1 - Hall 11a - 13:30 - 15:00

	Chair:
13:30	A cascade of ICD warnings including failure to shock short circuit and battery depletion	Hannah Bartrip	London, UK
13:35	A case of unexplained syncope	Michelle Bird	Letterkenny, IE
13:40	A False Beat Away: When a Smartphone PPG Tracing Mimicked a Life-Threatening Arrhythmia	Ahmad Raees	Derby, UK
13:45	A super-responder to LOT-CRT conduction correction visualised on ultra-high-frequency ECG	Ahmed Hussein	Swindon, UK
13:50	An uncommon cause for syncope. A vasospastic angina related ventricular tachycardia	Assya Dimia	Birmingham, UK
13:55	An unexpected case of complete cardiac resynchronisation therapy- pacemaker (CRT-P) failure in a breast cancer patient	Katie Murray	Margate, UK
14:00	Coronary sinus based dual lead strategy as an alternative to trans-tricuspid lead placement in a patient with bioprosthetic tricuspid valve	Mohamed Ali	Manchester, UK
14:05	Coronary vasospasm unmasked as the cause of recurrent malignant ventricular arrhythmia eight years after S-ICD implantation	Hazem Bashiti	Eastbourne, UK
14:10	Eosinophilic myopericarditis mimicking non-ST-elevation myocardial infarction: The critical clue of peripheral eosinophilia	Mohsin Fayyaz	Salford, UK
14:15	Finding the hidden VT substrate: High-density mapping for occult VT substrate in imaging-negative non-inducible ventricular tachycardia; A case series	Cian O'Sullivan	Dublin, IE
14:20	From an implantable loop recorder to a left ventricular assist device: a 10-year patients journey with non-ischaemic dilated cardiomyopathy through cardiac devices	Bethanie Garside	Wolverhampton, UK
14:25	From complete heart block to apical ballooning: An unexpected complication after pacemaker implantation	Ahmad Raees	Derby, UK
14:30	From CRT failure to physiological resynchronisation: Successful conduction system pacing rescue in a CRT non-responder	Hossam Elsayed	Sutton Coldfield, UK
14:35	Immunotherapy-induced cardiotoxicity. A case report of severe myocarditis and complete heart block on ipilimumab/nivolumab combination therapy	Mohamed Shkeban	Colchester, UK
14:40	MRSA device infection, right jugular thrombosis, and no femoral access: How would you pace this patient?	Maicol Cortez Sandoval	Barcelona, SP
14:45	Q&A
15:00	Close

STARS Symposia 6 - Is There a Hypotensive Phenotype? - Hall 11b - 13:30 - 15:00

	Chair: Prof Artur Fedorowski, Prof Richard Sutton		Solna, SE, London, UK
13:30	Debate: A distinct and useful hypotensive phenotype exists	Prof Robert Sheldon	Calgary, CA
13:40	Debate: There is no distinct and useful hypotensive phenotype	Mr Thomas Boel	Amsterdam, NL
13:50	Rebuttal
14:00	Q&A/moderated discussion
14:15	Debate: ABPMs predict therapy in vasovagal syncope	Prof Bert Vandenberk	Leuven, BE
14:25	Debate: ABPMs do not predict therapy in vasovagal syncope	Prof Carlos Morillo	Calgary, CA
14:35	Rebuttal
14:45	Q&A/moderated discussion
15:00	Close

Masterclass Devices 2 - Safer Follow-Up, Smarter Programming - Interactive Area - 13:30 - 15:00

	Chair: Dr Honey Thomas, Miss Nadine Mark		Ashington, UK, London, UK
13:30	Improved implantable cardioverter-defibrillator shock efficiency using programmable pulse width	Dr Honey Thomas	Ashington, UK
13:40	Safety of MRI in patients with ICDs – how to do it safely	Dr Hnin Zaw	London, UK
13:50	A novel 4.7F defibrillation lead – evidence and practical tips from an experienced implanter	Prof Zachary Whinnett	London, UK
14:00	A safe approach to discontinuation of pacemaker therapy when cardiac pacing is no longer indicated	Mrs Kathryn Taylor	Doncaster, UK
14:10	Innovating cardiac device care: the role of a physiologist-led box change consent clinic	Mrs Lydia Bradley	Wolverhampton, UK
14:20	Essentials in conduction system pacing programming	Miss Nadiya Johal	Swindon, UK
14:30	Driving licence renewal post device implant	Mrs Parisha Khan	London, UK
14:40	Final discussion
15:00	Close

Moderated Posters 2 - Poster Area 4, Hall 3 - 15:00 - 15:45

	Chair: Dr Ahmed Adlan, Dr Maria Niespialowska-Steuden		Manchester, UK, Southampton, UK
15:00	Use of beta blockers after pacemaker implant and previous ablation of atrial fibrillation predicted survival from all-cause death in patients considered for pacemaker and AV node ablation	Piyush Sajnani	Plymouth, UK
15:05	Feasibility and early outcomes using the novel FARAPOINT™ focal pulsed field ablation catheter across a spectrum of cardiac dysrhythmias: a single-centre experience	Eduardo Urgesi	London, UK
15:10	Misinterpreting the signals: sense-B noise and inappropriate S-ICD therapy	Charlotte Mehegan	Bury St Edmunds, UK
15:15	Real-world comparison of leadless pacemaker platforms: an evaluation of procedural learning curves, battery longevity and clinical outcomes	Daniel Griffin	London, UK
15:20	OCKHAM™ guided AF ablation	Mihai-Ionut Firescu	Gateshead, UK
15:25	Inappropriate electrical storm from P-wave oversensing (PWOS)	Oluwamayowa Omoniyi	Norwich, UK
15:30	From large bore venous access to early mobilisation and same-day discharge: Perclose ProGlide™ experience in leadless pacemaker implantation	Mihai-Ionut Firescu	Gateshead, UK
15:35	From emergency triage to specialist syncope units: a structured review of care models and their implications for diagnosis and management of syncope	Cristiana Monteiro	London, UK
15:40	Triage of direct-access GP Holter referrals: reducing low-yield 24-hour monitoring through an evidence-based ambulatory ECG pathway	Mossa Banni	Dublin, IE
15:45	Close

Conduction System Pacing - Optimising Delivery and Update of Latest Evidence - Hall 11a - 15:45 - 17:15

	Chair: Dr Margarida Pujol Lopez, Prof Zachary Whinnett		Phoenix, US, London, UK
15:45	Is left bundle area pacing good enough or do we need direct left bundle capture?	Dr Margarida Pujol Lopez	Phoenix, US
16:00	Methods for assessing electrical response to CSP (UHF, vectorcardiography, ECGi)	Dr Nadine Ali	High Wycombe, UK
16:15	My implant approach for ensuring I achieve conduction system capture	Prof Zachary Whinnett	London, UK
16:30	Overview of latest evidence for CSP in 2026: for bradycardia indications	Dr Nandita Kaza	London, UK
16:45	CSP for CRT – when, why and how?	Dr Anja Zupan Mežnar	Ljubljana, SI
17:00	Final discussion
17:15	Close

Cases and Traces 2 - Networking Area 1 - 15:45 - 17:15

	Chair:
15:45	Persistent monomorphic ventricular tachycardia terminating after low-dose ketamine: causal effect or coincidence?	Umar Ahmed	Prescot, UK
15:50	Pre-excited AF masquerading as monomorphic VT: The oldest patient to present with de novo pre-excited AF to date	Matt Smith	Kilmarnock, UK
15:55	Recurrent syncope due to sinus node dysfunction in concurrent Lyme disease and COVID-19 infection	Fredy Gad	Leicester, UK
16:00	Stroke as first manifestation of Wolff Parkinson White Syndrome	Angela Angione	Rome, IT
16:05	The rhythm that disappeared with exercise: Idioventricular rhythm in an adolescent athlete	Vishwak Sena Mohana Dayanandhan	London, UK
16:10	Triple trouble - A case of three tachycardias in one patient	Kishan Moosai	Eastbourne, UK
16:15	Type 1 Brugada ECG pattern during severe diabetic ketoacidosis: Recognising acute arrhythmic risk and implications for emergency management: A case report	James Foggensteiner	Warwick, UK
16:20	Under and oversensing VT in an S-ICD	Steven Howell	Dorchester, UK
16:25	Unmasking a hidden left ventricular septal scar: High-density mapping guided high-power ablation of post-infarction ventricular ectopy	Sadees Chandran	Dalian, CN
16:30	Ventricular fibrillation as the first manifestation of sinus node dysfunction and drug-induced early repolarization	Angela Angione	Rome, IT
16:35	When shocks are not enough: Atrial overdrive pacing for refractory torsades de pointes in a patient with a subcutaneous ICD	Jishad Kollathodi	Portsmouth, UK
16:40	Concomitant pulsed-field AF ablation and LAA occlusion in the guideline gap: a heart–brain approach to high-risk AF	Sherif Altoukhy	Leicester, UK
16:45	When the accessory pathway becomes the lifeline: Pre-excitation masking trifascicular block after AVSD repair	Camille Marie Go	Birmingham, UK
16:50	Atypically common	Clare Coyle	London, UK
16:55	A case of ventricular fibrillation storm related to early repolarization syndrome	Yusef Ragih	Birmingham, UK
17:00	Q&A
17:15	Close

Oral Abstracts - Devices, Mapping and Ablation - Networking Area 2 - 15:45 - 17:15

	Chair: Prof Faizel Osman, Dr Mokhtar Ibrahim		Coventry, UK, Leicester, UK
15:45	Contemporary therapy device allocation and cardiovascular magnetic resonance characteristics in the first 515 patients randomised in the BRITISH trial	Andrew Flett	Southampton, UK
16:00	Volt™ PFA for AF ablation under conscious sedation: the Freeman experience	Mihai-Ionut Firescu	Gateshead, UK
16:15	Predicting left ventricular ejection fraction change using ECG-only criteria at conduction system pacing implant	Thomas Nguyen	Sherbrooke, CA
16:30	Single-centre experience of pulsed field ablation for atrial fibrillation using the circular array catheter: a retrospective propensity score-matched cohort analysis	Sikder M Zubair Rahim	Coventry, UK
16:45	Clinical outcomes of cardiac implantable electronic device lead noise according to specialist-defined phenotypes: a tertiary device complications clinic experience	Hnin Zaw	London, UK
17:00	Early conduction system pacing (CSP) in patients with presumed left bundle branch block–induced cardiomyopathy	Ricardo Venencia	Sherbrooke, CA
17:15	Close