Aorta: Structure to Rupture 2019
This event is the 2nd Annual meeting of the Liverpool Aortic Biomechanics and Biochemistry (LABB) Research Group and is sponsored by the ICMS. It is an interdisciplinary day bringing together clinicians, engineers and life scientists to explore state-of-the-art in aortic pathology research. Key topics will include:
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Biochemistry and biomechanics of ascending/thoracic aneurysms
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Surgical challenges for thoracic aneurysms
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Novel bioengineering techniques for vascular research including computational and experimental modelling/testing
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Liverpool Aortic Surgery Symposium VIII
Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital are hosting their eighth Aortic Surgery Symposium in Liverpool in June. The sympoisum is interactive to allow delegates and faculty members to review important areas in aortic pathology and advances in surgical and endovascular management. A distinguished faculty of international speialists will participate in these exciting lectures and discussions reviewing key aspects and recent development in this field.
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Postgraduate Course in Heart Failure
With heart failure being the end-stage of most forms of heart disease, and consequently a major cause of morbidity and mortality, the development and management of heart failure needs to be appropriately addressed by novel training programmes. This allows medical doctors to develop a professional profile, being competent in all aspects of care for patients with acute and/or chronic heart failure.
The London Postgraduate Course in Heart Failure Management is a two-year programme consisting of 6 modules, each module with a 3.5-day duration. The course includes a total of 160 hours of classroom time and 140 hours of self-study, and its successful completion leads to a Certificate in Heart Failure Management. To read more about the course, please click
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ICMS Annual Symposium 2018
The annual ICMS Symposium took place on Monday 5th November 2018 at the Royal College of Physicians, London. The day was a huge success and comprised of talks from leaders in many different areas of cardiology. Read more
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Details of the Symposium 2019 will available in the coming months.
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