Emergencies in Cardiology

Robin Choudhury is Consultant Cardiologist (Hon) at Oxford University Hospitals. He is a Professor of Cardiovascular Medicine at the University of Oxford and Fellow of Balliol College. He has published over 250 peer reviewed academic papers and book chapters.Tom Cahill is a Consultant Cardiologist specialising in structural and coronary intervention at the John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, and Lecturer in Clinical Medicine at Balliol College, University of Oxford.Andrew Mitchell is Consultant Cardiologist at Jersey General Hospital and Honorary Consultant at Oxford University Hospitals. Dr Mitchell has published over 200 papers and abstracts in fields of clinical cardiology focussing on digital health technologies, preventative medicine and cardiology imaging.

• Section 1 - Presentations 1: Charles Chan: Cardiac arrest 2: Andy Johnson: Cardiogenic shock 3: Robin P. Choudhury: Chest pain 4: Andrew R.J. Mitchell: Shortness of breath 5: Andrew R.J. Mitchell: Palpitation 6: Andrew R.J. Mitchell: Syncope Section 1 - Conditions 7: Gian DeMaria and Jason Chai: Acute coronary syndromes 8: James Gamble: Acute heart failure 9: Thomas J. Cahill: Valve disease 10: Jim Newton: Infective endocarditis 11: Rohan Wijesurendra: Arrythmia 12: Andrew R.J. Mitchell and Antonios Kourliouro: Aortic dissection 13: Jenny Rayner: Pericardial disease 14: Andy Lewis and Robert Lewis: Pulmonary vascular disease 15: Thomas J. Cahill: Systemic emboli 16: Elizabeth Orchard: Pregnancy and maternal medicine 17: Joanna Lim and Michael Gatzoulis: Adult congenital heart disease 18: Nik Sabharwal: Perioperative care 19: Will Watson: Cardiac drugs: effects and cardiotoxicity 20: Sujatha Kesavan: Hypertensive emergencies 21: Will Watson: Transplantation 22: Jules Ormerod: Inherited cardiac conditions Section 3 - Procedural 23: Rod Stables: Practical procedures 24: Rohan Wijesurdenrda: ECG recognition 25: Jim Newton: Emergency Imaging 26: Aaron Henry and Andrew R.J. Mitchell: Digital Technologes 27: Victoria Hedges: Palliative care