HAMMERSMITH ECHOCARDIOLOGY CONFERENCE 2018

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11 June
12 June
13 June
14 June
15 June
J Bax
M. Bellamy
J. Chambers
W. Cheung
D. Dawson
P. Elliot
f Flachskampf
F. Flachskampf
N. Fletcher
J. Kisslo
W. Li
G. Lloyd
M. Monaghan
S. Mulvagh
S. Mulvaugh
P. Nihoyannopoulo
P. Nihoyannopoulos
D. O’Regan
L. Pierard
P. Punjabi
B. Rana
R. Rosenhek
R. Senior
S. Sharma
J. Simpson
R. Steeds
N. Sutaria
V. Tran
R. Wheeler
G. Williams
11 June 
09:30  -  09:40
Welcome 

 
 

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09:40  -  14:00
BASICS OF CARDIO- VASCULAR ULTRASOUND 

 
 

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09:40  -  10:45

Echo Physics; M-mode/2D Doppler

D. Dawson 
 
 

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10:45  -  11:15

Deformation imaging; The new standard for quantification of ventricular function

G. Lloyd 
 
 

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11:15  -  11:40
COFFEE 

11:40  -  12:15
BASICS OF CARDIO- VASCULAR ULTRASOUND 

 
 

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11:40  -  12:15

Reading, reporting echoes, liabilities

P. Nihoyannopoulos 
 
 

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12:15  -  13:00

Assessing the right ventricle

P. Nihoyannopoulos 
 
 

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13:00  -  14:00
LUNCH 

14:00  -  14:45
BASICS OF CARDIO- VASCULAR ULTRASOUND 

 
 

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14:00  -  14:45

Basic concepts of contrast ultrasound

M. Monaghan 
 
 

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14:45  -  16:30
WORKSHOP – Live Contrast 

 
 

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14:45  -  16:30

Live Demonstration – Contrast Echo

P. Nihoyannopoulos , M. Monaghan, S. Mulvagh
 
 

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12 June 
09:00  -  10:30
CARDIAC MORPHOLOGY 

 
 

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09:00  -  10:30

Echo-anatomic correlations

V. Tran, P. Nihoyannopoulo , W. Cheung
 
 

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10:30  -  11:00
COFFEE 

11:00  -  12:00
CARDIAC MORPHOLOGY 

 
 

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11:00  -  11:30

Machine optimisation: tips & tricks

J. Kisslo 
 
 

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11:30  -  12:00

The importance of left atrial assessment in heart failure patients

J Bax 
 
 

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12:00  -  13:00
LUNCH 

13:00  -  14:50
VALVULAR DISEASE 

 
 

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13:00  -  13:40

The spectrum of Aortic stenosis in relation to flow

R. Rosenhek 
 
 

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13:40  -  14:15

Quantitation of mitral regurgitation

M. Bellamy 
 
 

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14:15  -  14:50

Stress Echo for the assessment of valve disease

L. Pierard 
 
 

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14:50  -  15:15
TEA 

15:15  -  17:00
VALVULAR DISEASE 

 
 

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15:15  -  15:50

Quantitation of aortic regurgitation; relation to clinical outcomes

R. Rosenhek 
 
 

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15:50  -  16:20

Mitral valve repair; a surgical perspective

P. Punjabi 
 
 

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16:20  -  17:00

Echo suitability for mital valve repair

M. Bellamy 
 
 

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13 June 
09:00  -  10:30
LIVE FROM OR 

 
 

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09:00  -  10:30

Mitral valve repair – the role of echo

P. Nihoyannopoulos , M. Bellamy, P. Punjabi
 
 

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10:30  -  11:00
COFFEE 

11:00  -  12:00
LIVE FROM OR 

 
 

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11:00  -  11:30

Cardio-Oncology 2018

S. Mulvaugh 
 
 

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11:30  -  12:00

Pulmonary embolism: New guidelines

R. Steeds 
 
 

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12:00  -  14:00
LUNCH 

14:00  -  15:30
CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE 

 
 

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14:00  -  15:00

Echo assessment for Congenital Heart Disease

J. Simpson 
 
 

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15:00  -  15:30

The adult with Congenital Heart Disease

W. Li 
 
 

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15:30  -  16:00
TEA 

16:00  -  17:00
CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE 

 
 

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16:00  -  16:30

Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy; what do the guidelines say

P. Elliot 
 
 

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16:30  -  15:00

The athlete’s heart; The role of echo

S. Sharma 
 
 

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14 June 
09:00  -  10:00
CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE FUNCTION 

 
 

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09:00  -  09:30

Quantitative Echocardiography; practical guidelines/limitations

J. Kisslo 
 
 

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09:30  -  10:00

Echo and clinical outcomes after myocardial infarction

F. Flachskampf 
 
 

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10:00  -  10:30

Heart disease assessment

G. Williams 
 
 

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10:30  -  11:00
COFFEE 

11:00  -  12:30
CORONARY ARTERY DISEASE FUNCTION 

 
 

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11:00  -  11:50

Stress echocardiography for clinical decisions making

R. Senior 
 
 

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11:50  -  12:30

Echo – Doppler assessment of prosthetic valves

J. Chambers 
 
 

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12:30  -  14:00
LUNCH 

14:00  -  15:30
TRANSOESOPHAGEAL ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY 

 
 

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14:00  -  14:30

Echo in structural heart

N. Sutaria 
 
 

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14:30  -  15:00

Intraoperative TOE; Should it be routine

N. Fletcher 
 
 

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15:00  -  15:30

The role of echo in embolic stroke

B. Rana 
 
 

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15:30  -  16:00
TEA 

16:00  -  17:00
TRANSOESOPHAGEAL ECHOCARDIOGRAPHY 

 
 

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16:00  -  16:30

Assessing aortic pathology by echo

R. Wheeler 
 
 

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16:30  -  17:00

Pitfalls & artefacts of TOE imaging

F. Flachskampf
 
 

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15 June 
09:00  -  12:00
SPECIAL TOPICS LECTURES 

 
 

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09:00  -  10:30

Interactive clinical-echo studies

J. Kisslo, S. Mulvaugh, P. Nihoyannopoulos , G. Williams, f Flachskampf
 
 

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10:30  -  11:15

CMR as a complement to echocardiography

D. O’Regan 
 
 

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11:15  -  12:00

Three dimensional echo – The new standards?

J. Kisslo 
 
 

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Information

Hammersmith Echocardiology Conference 2018
Monday, 11 June 2018 09:00 -
Friday, 15 June 2018 12:00 (GMT)

020 3313 1609
W12 Conferences
150 Du Cane Road
London
W12 0HS
United Kingdom

 Course Information:
A week-long course of contemporary echocardiography designed for cardiologists, cardiac technicians and general physicians with some previous knowledge of echocardiography. This course is geared to those who want to improve their knowledge and keep up to date with the ever-expanding ultrasound modalities. This intensive course will consist of lectures from worldwide experts and discussions on controversial subjects. 

Many companies are also in attendance and demonstrate their latest equipment.

Course director: 
Professor P Nihoyannopoulos

CME credits applied for.  This course has been awarded previously
30 CME credits by the Royal College of Physicians.
9 CME credits by the British Society of Echocardiography.

This course has been previously awarded:
24 CME credits by the European Board for Accreditation in Cardiology

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