Lorna Swan is the Clinical Lead for Adult Congenital Heart Disease (ACHD) at the Royal Brompton Hospital, London  – one of the oldest and largest units in the world.  Lorna trained in Glasgow, London and Toronto. Her previous  roles have included being a council member of the British Congenital Cardiac Association and a nucleus member of the ESC GUCH Working Group. Her main interests include Pregnancy and Heart Disease and ACHD Heart Failure.Alexandra Frogoudaki runs the Adult Congenital Heart Disease Service at the University General Hospital ATTIKON in Athens. Prior to that she trained in Greece and London. She was the previous elected president of the Greek working group on ACHD and is currently the national coordinator of the ESC pregnancy register. Dr. Frogoudaki is the senior author of the ESC Heart Failure -ACHD position paper published in 2016.

“This volume in the Atlas of Anatomic Pathology series covers all major categories of lung and pleural diseases encountered in an anatomic pathology service. … This book will be of use to individuals at all levels of experience in anatomic pathology, including pathology residents and practicing surgical pathologists. … This is an excellent resource for both pathology residents and practicing surgical pathologists.” (William R Perry, Doody's Book Reviews, January, 2019)​“The book is well organized, concise, and appropriately detailed. Complex concepts are presented in a manner that is easy to understand, with tables and charts to further orient readers and enable easy recollection of salient points. … This easy-to-read book is a treat for cardiologists. It is concise and appropriately comprehensive.” (Mohammed A Ahmed, Doody's Book Reviews, January, 25, 2019)

• 1 The growing population of ACHD patients.- 2 Incidence and prevalence of HF in ACHD.- 3 Causes of HF in ACHD.- 4 Assessment of the HF patient- Diagnosis.- 5 Risk stratification & prognosis.- 6 Non-medical treatment & lifestyle modification.- 7 Drug therapies.- 8 Device therapy & rhythm management.- 9 Mechanical support.- 10 Transplantation.- 11 Holistic care & palliation.- 12 Future research.- 13 Co-morbidities.- 14 Specific conditions - Fontan & univentricular heart.- 15 Specific conditions - Systemic RV.

Lorna Swan is the Clinical Lead for Adult Congenital Heart Disease (ACHD) at the Royal Brompton Hospital, London  – one of the oldest and largest units in the world.  Lorna trained in Glasgow, London and Toronto. Her previous  roles have included being a council member of the British Congenital Cardiac Association and a nucleus member of the ESC GUCH Working Group. Her main interests include Pregnancy and Heart Disease and ACHD Heart Failure.Alexandra Frogoudaki runs the Adult Congenital Heart Disease Service at the University General Hospital ATTIKON in Athens. Prior to that she trained in Greece and London. She was the previous elected president of the Greek working group on ACHD and is currently the national coordinator of the ESC pregnancy register. Dr. Frogoudaki is the senior author of the ESC Heart Failure -ACHD position paper published in 2016.

“This volume in the Atlas of Anatomic Pathology series covers all major categories of lung and pleural diseases encountered in an anatomic pathology service. … This book will be of use to individuals at all levels of experience in anatomic pathology, including pathology residents and practicing surgical pathologists. … This is an excellent resource for both pathology residents and practicing surgical pathologists.” (William R Perry, Doody's Book Reviews, January, 2019)​“The book is well organized, concise, and appropriately detailed. Complex concepts are presented in a manner that is easy to understand, with tables and charts to further orient readers and enable easy recollection of salient points. … This easy-to-read book is a treat for cardiologists. It is concise and appropriately comprehensive.” (Mohammed A Ahmed, Doody's Book Reviews, January, 25, 2019)

• 1 The growing population of ACHD patients.- 2 Incidence and prevalence of HF in ACHD.- 3 Causes of HF in ACHD.- 4 Assessment of the HF patient- Diagnosis.- 5 Risk stratification & prognosis.- 6 Non-medical treatment & lifestyle modification.- 7 Drug therapies.- 8 Device therapy & rhythm management.- 9 Mechanical support.- 10 Transplantation.- 11 Holistic care & palliation.- 12 Future research.- 13 Co-morbidities.- 14 Specific conditions - Fontan & univentricular heart.- 15 Specific conditions - Systemic RV.

Lorna Swan is the Clinical Lead for Adult Congenital Heart Disease (ACHD) at the Royal Brompton Hospital, London  – one of the oldest and largest units in the world.  Lorna trained in Glasgow, London and Toronto. Her previous  roles have included being a council member of the British Congenital Cardiac Association and a nucleus member of the ESC GUCH Working Group. Her main interests include Pregnancy and Heart Disease and ACHD Heart Failure.Alexandra Frogoudaki runs the Adult Congenital Heart Disease Service at the University General Hospital ATTIKON in Athens. Prior to that she trained in Greece and London. She was the previous elected president of the Greek working group on ACHD and is currently the national coordinator of the ESC pregnancy register. Dr. Frogoudaki is the senior author of the ESC Heart Failure -ACHD position paper published in 2016.

“This volume in the Atlas of Anatomic Pathology series covers all major categories of lung and pleural diseases encountered in an anatomic pathology service. … This book will be of use to individuals at all levels of experience in anatomic pathology, including pathology residents and practicing surgical pathologists. … This is an excellent resource for both pathology residents and practicing surgical pathologists.” (William R Perry, Doody's Book Reviews, January, 2019)​“The book is well organized, concise, and appropriately detailed. Complex concepts are presented in a manner that is easy to understand, with tables and charts to further orient readers and enable easy recollection of salient points. … This easy-to-read book is a treat for cardiologists. It is concise and appropriately comprehensive.” (Mohammed A Ahmed, Doody's Book Reviews, January, 25, 2019)

• 1 The growing population of ACHD patients.- 2 Incidence and prevalence of HF in ACHD.- 3 Causes of HF in ACHD.- 4 Assessment of the HF patient- Diagnosis.- 5 Risk stratification & prognosis.- 6 Non-medical treatment & lifestyle modification.- 7 Drug therapies.- 8 Device therapy & rhythm management.- 9 Mechanical support.- 10 Transplantation.- 11 Holistic care & palliation.- 12 Future research.- 13 Co-morbidities.- 14 Specific conditions - Fontan & univentricular heart.- 15 Specific conditions - Systemic RV.