Monday 28 May 2012 Programme at a glance Annual Conference... · imaging in myocardial infarction and regeneration HCP (UK) 34 Supporting the Voice 14.30 – 15.00 Break 15.00 –

Auditorium Exchange Hall Charter 2 Fitzroy Theatre Charter 1

09.00 –

10.00

Sponsored Symposium: SanofiMultaq ▼ (dronedarone): Confidence, Consensus and Continuation

1 TrainingKey knowledge...

10.00 – 10.30 Exhibition Opens10.20

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2 Opening Ceremony

10.30 –

12.00

E4R Track3 Mitral Regurgitation: State of the Art

AG Track – BSE4 Should you be stressed?

Training5 The Syndrome Session

CS/TR Track6 Novel therapeutic interventions for heart failure

Posters1-18

BAS/BSCR7 Functional Imaging Arrhythmogenic Substrates / Arrhythmias

12.00 – 13.00 Break & Arena Activities in the Exhibition

13.00 –

14.30

E4R Track8 Acute Coronary Syndromes – Essentials of Management

AG Track - BSH9 Acute Heart Failure – today and tomorrow

Training10 SAC

CS/TR Track11.1 Michael Davies Career Award13.00 – 13.3011.2 New Frontiers in Regenerative Therapy13.30 – 14.30

BAS/BSCR12 Application of imaging techniques in heart failure research

14.30 – 15.00 Break

15.00 –

16.30

E4R Track13 Joint BCS/ACC session: the future of cardiovascular imaging, ACC highlights

AG Track – BCCA14 Non-cardiac surgery in the patient with congenital heart disease

Training15 The Heart in Systemic Disease

CS/TR Track16 Novel interventions for treating cardiovascular disease

Posters19-48

BAS/BSCR17 BAS/BSCR Posters

16.30 –

17.30

BCS Lecture18 Thomas Lewis Lecture

17.30 –

19.00

Sponsored Symposium: Boehringer IngelheimCardiology, SPAF and the new oral anticoagulants: Beyond the headlines

17.30 –

18.30

BAS/BSCR19 John French Lecture

Monday 28 May 2012 Programme at a glanceThe following key enables individual tracks to be identified throughout the Programme

Training Day Imaging track Education for Revalidation track (E4R)

Affiliated Group track BCS Sessions Clinical Science / Translational Research track (CS/TR)

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Auditorium Exchange Hall Charter 2 Fitzroy Theatre Charter 1

09.00 –

10.00

Sponsored Symposium: SanofiMultaq ▼ (dronedarone): Confidence, Consensus and Continuation

1 TrainingKey knowledge...

10.00 – 10.30 Exhibition Opens10.20

– 10.30

2 Opening Ceremony

10.30 –

12.00

E4R Track3 Mitral Regurgitation: State of the Art

AG Track – BSE4 Should you be stressed?

Training5 The Syndrome Session

CS/TR Track6 Novel therapeutic interventions for heart failure

Posters1-18

BAS/BSCR7 Functional Imaging Arrhythmogenic Substrates / Arrhythmias


13.00 –

14.30

E4R Track8 Acute Coronary Syndromes – Essentials of Management

AG Track - BSH9 Acute Heart Failure – today and tomorrow

Training10 SAC

CS/TR Track11.1 Michael Davies Career Award13.00 – 13.3011.2 New Frontiers in Regenerative Therapy13.30 – 14.30

BAS/BSCR12 Application of imaging techniques in heart failure research

14.30 – 15.00 Break

15.00 –

16.30

E4R Track13 Joint BCS/ACC session: the future of cardiovascular imaging, ACC highlights

AG Track – BCCA14 Non-cardiac surgery in the patient with congenital heart disease

Training15 The Heart in Systemic Disease

CS/TR Track16 Novel interventions for treating cardiovascular disease

Posters19-48

BAS/BSCR17 BAS/BSCR Posters

16.30 –

17.30

BCS Lecture18 Thomas Lewis Lecture

17.30 –

19.00

Sponsored Symposium: Boehringer IngelheimCardiology, SPAF and the new oral anticoagulants: Beyond the headlines

17.30 –

18.30

BAS/BSCR19 John French Lecture

Monday 28 May 2012 Programme at a glanceThe following key enables individual tracks to be identified throughout the Programme

Basic Science track (BAS/BSCR)

Linked Day: SCST Linked Day: BACPR/BANCC

Named Lectures Sponsored Symposia

Linked Day: Heart Care Partnership HCP (UK)

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09.00-10.00 Charter 2 Training

1 Key knowledge ...

Chairs: Dr Derek Harrington, Dr Iain Simpson

Get the J point?Prof Michael Joy

The cardiopulmonary exercise test - intelligent interpretationProf Sanjay Sharma

Pharmacological stress in diagnostic testsDr Eliana Reyes

10.20-10.30 Auditorium2 Opening Ceremony

Prof Keith Fox

10.30-12.00 Auditorium E4R

3 Mitral Regurgitation: State of the Art

Chairs: Dr Philip MacCarthy, Prof Alec Vahanian

Anatomy, imaging and functional assessmentDr Bushra Rana

When to interveneDr Michael Bellamy

How to intervene - clip, repair or replace?Mr Neil Moat

10.30-12.00 Exchange Hall Affiliated Group - BSE

4 Should you be stressed?

Chairs: Dr Guy Lloyd, Prof Roxy Senior

At the front doorProf Kim Greaves

When out of breathDr Grant Heatlie

In hibernationProf Mark Monaghan

With a valve prosthesisProf John Chambers

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5 The Syndrome Session

Chairs: Prof Bernard Clarke, Dr Sarah Clarke

The Cardiorenal SyndromeDr Mark Gunning

Takotsubo SyndromeDr Charles Knight

Muscular Dystrophy and the HeartDr Perry Elliott

Syndrome XProf Juan-Carlos Kaski

10.30-12.00 Fitzroy Theatre CS/TR

6 Novel therapeutic interventions for heart failure

Chairs: Prof Andrew Clark, Prof Theresa McDonagh

Vagal nerve stimulation for heart failureDr Peter Schwartz

Gene therapy for heart failureDr Alexander Lyon

Metabolic modulation for heart failureProf Michael Frenneaux

Posters: Heart Failure (1-18)

10.30-12.00 Charter 1 Basic Science

7 Functional Imaging Arrhythmogenic Substrates /Arrhythmias

Chairs: Dr Andrew Grace, Prof Manuela Zaccolo

Cyclic nucleotide signalling: in vivo imaging of intracellular signal transductionProf Manuela Zaccolo

Imaging structure and calcium release in the atriaDr Katharine Dibb

Exciting Light: Optogenetics in Cardiac Muscle PhysiologyDr Philipe Sasse

Imaging and Cardiac AblationDr Samuel Asirvatham



8 Acute Coronary Syndromes – Essentials of Management

Chairs: Dr Christopher Burrell, Dr Mark de Belder

Pathophysiology of acute coronary syndromes – how do these define clinical presentations?Prof Keith Channon

How should risk stratification influence management in NSTEMI – did NICE get it right?Prof Keith Fox

Optimising the management pathway for STEMIDr James McLenachan

13.00-14.30 Exchange Hall Affiliated Group - BSH

9 Acute Heart Failure – today and tomorrow

Chairs: Prof Henry Dargie, Dr Suzanna Hardman

Acute Heart Failure – today’s outcomesProf Theresa McDonagh

Acute Heart Failure – today’s treatmentProf Andrew Clark

Acute Heart Failure – tomorrow’s worldProf John Cleland


10 SAC

Chairs: Dr Jim Hall, Dr Ian Wilson

Strategy for the best use of Workplace Based Assessments in CardiologyDr Ian Wilson

BJCA survey 2012Dr David Holdsworth

Clinical Genetics for CardiologistsDr Michelle Bishop

Workforce projections for Cardiologists 2012Dr Jim Hall

Open questions from the floor

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11.1 Michael Davies Early Career Award 2011 and 2012

Chairs: Prof Anthony Mathur, Prof Jeremy Pearson

The effects of shear stress on endothelial activation and vascular inflammationProf Paul Evans

Reawakening embryonic mechanisms to repair the adult heartDr Nicola Smart

11.2 New Frontiers in Regenerative Therapy

Chairs: Dr Jonathan Hill, Prof Jeremy Pearson

Pre-Clinical Research – Epicardial-derived stem cells for acute myocardial infarctionDr Nicola Smart

Phase 1/2 Clinical Research – Autologous Fat Derived Cells (ADVANCE Trial) and Allogeneic Selected Mesenchymal Stem Cells (AMICI Trial)Dr Henricus Duckers

Phase 3 Clinical Research – Autologous Unselected Bone Marrow Mononuclear Cells (BAMI trial)Prof Anthony Mathur


12 Application of imaging techniques in heart failure research

Chairs: Prof Colin Berry, Prof Godfrey Smith

New nanoscale technique to study cAMP/cGMP localisation in cardiovascular tissueDr Julia Gorelik

Local control in EC couplingDr Mark Cannell

Multi-photon imaging of contractile failureDr Rachel Myles

Nox4-dependent protective effects in the heartProf Ajay Shah



13 Joint BCS/ACC session: the future of cardiovascular imaging, ACC highlights

Chairs: Prof Keith Fox, Dr William Zoghbi

The Future of Cardiovascular Imaging in HealthcareDr William Zoghbi

Highlights of the ACC 2012 – InnovationsDr John Harold

Highlights of the ACC 2012 – InterventionDr Dipti Itchhaporia

Highlights of the ACC 2012 – Late breaking trials Dr William Bommer

15.00-16.30 Exchange Hall Affiliated Group - BCCA

14 Non-cardiac surgery in the patient with congenital heart disease

Chairs: Dr Aiden Bolger, Dr Viakom Mahadevan

Non-cardiac surgery in the patient with congenital heart disease-where and by whom?Dr Kate English

Pre-operative assessment – what the anaesthetist needs to know from the CardiologistDr Debbie Turfrey

Safe anaesthesia and post-operative careDr Ravi Gill

Management of a pregnant patient with congenital heart disease at deliveryDr Sara Thorne


15 The Heart in Systemic Disease

Chairs: Dr Christopher Burrell, Dr Alison Calver

Iron OverloadDr Lisa Anderson

AmyloidosisDr Simon Dubrey

Collagen Vascular DiseasesDr Gerry Coghlan

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16 Novel interventions for treating cardiovascular disease

Chairs: Dr Nicholas Banner, Dr Charles Knight

Renal denervation and stimulation for hypertensionDr Horst Sievert

The Parachute procedure for post-MI heart failureDr Michael Mullen

Total artificial heart as a bridge to transplantationMr Stephen Tsui

Posters: Interventional Cardiology (19-48)


17 BAS/BSCR Posters

Chair: Prof Martin Bennett

16.30-17.30 Auditorium BCS Named Lecture

18 Thomas Lewis Lecture

Introduced by: Dr Bernard PrendergastThanked by: Dr Iain Simpson

A journey through percutaneous valve interventionProf Alec Vahanian

17.30-18.30 Charter 1 BAS/BSCR

19 John French Lecture

Chair: Prof Martin Bennett

Matrix metalloproteinases and atherosclerosis: get the right balanceDr Jason Johnson


Sponsored Symposiums

09.00-10.00 Auditorium Sponsored Symposium

Sanofi

Multaq ▼ (dronedarone): Confidence, Consensus and Continuation

Chair: Prof John Camm

The importance of maintaining sinus rhythm in patients with AFProf John Camm

Real world experience of Multaq in the right patientProf Paulus Kirchhof

17.30-19.00 Auditorium Sponsored Symposium

Boehringer Ingelheim

Cardiology, SPAF and the new oral anticoagulants (NOACs): Beyond the headlines

Chair: Dr Sarah Jarvis

Audience facilitator: Dr Gethin Ellis

The very latest evidence for the NOACs in SPAFProf Gregory Lip

The potential role for the NOACs in cardioversion and ablationDr Derick Todd

The new orals in practice: learnings from across the pondDr Michael Ezekowitz

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Tuesday 29 May 2012 Programme at a glanceThe following key enables individual tracks to be identified throughout the Programme

Auditorium Exchange Hall Charter 2 Fitzroy Theatre Charter 1 Charter 4

08.30 –

10.00

AG Track – BCIS20 MDT Live

E4R Track21 Prevention is better than Cure

Imaging Track22 Bicuspid aortic valve and coarctation

CS/TR Track23 20 year anniversary of the Brugada syndrome: from bedside to cell back to bedside

Posters49-67

BAS/BSCR24 Joint BAS/BSCR Young Investigators Award

HCP (UK)25 Finding the voice

10.00 – 10.30 Break

10.30 –

12.00

BCS Session26 MAMILs (Middle Aged Men In Lycra)

27 Young Research Workers Prize

HCP (UK)28 Listening to the Voice


13.00 –

14.30

BCS Session29 Sudden cardiac death in sport

E4R Track30 Pregnancy and heart disease

Imaging Track31 Pericardial disease

CS/TR Track32 Tissue engineering for mending a broken heart

Posters68-80

BAS/BSCR33 Molecular and cellular imaging in myocardial infarction and regeneration

HCP (UK)34 Supporting the Voice

14.30 – 15.00 Break

15.00 –

16.30

BCS Session35 Exercise and heart disease

E4R Track36 How to

Imaging Track37 Diabetic heart disease: mechanisms, detection and treatment

Joint BCS/BAS/BSCR Lecture38 Emerging techniques for evaluation of atherosclerotic plaque

HCP (UK)39 Passing on the Voice

16.30 –

17.30

BCS Lecture40 BCS Lecture supported by the Joy Edelman Legacy

19.30 – Late BCS Annual Dinner



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Tuesday 29 May 2012 Programme at a glanceThe following key enables individual tracks to be identified throughout the Programme


08.30 –

10.00

AG Track – BCIS20 MDT Live

E4R Track21 Prevention is better than Cure

Imaging Track22 Bicuspid aortic valve and coarctation

CS/TR Track23 20 year anniversary of the Brugada syndrome: from bedside to cell back to bedside

Posters49-67

BAS/BSCR24 Joint BAS/BSCR Young Investigators Award

HCP (UK)25 Finding the voice

10.00 – 10.30 Break

10.30 –

12.00

BCS Session26 MAMILs (Middle Aged Men In Lycra)


HCP (UK)28 Listening to the Voice


13.00 –

14.30

BCS Session29 Sudden cardiac death in sport

E4R Track30 Pregnancy and heart disease

Imaging Track31 Pericardial disease

CS/TR Track32 Tissue engineering for mending a broken heart

Posters68-80

BAS/BSCR33 Molecular and cellular imaging in myocardial infarction and regeneration

HCP (UK)34 Supporting the Voice

14.30 – 15.00 Break

15.00 –

16.30

BCS Session35 Exercise and heart disease

E4R Track36 How to

Imaging Track37 Diabetic heart disease: mechanisms, detection and treatment

Joint BCS/BAS/BSCR Lecture38 Emerging techniques for evaluation of atherosclerotic plaque

HCP (UK)39 Passing on the Voice

16.30 –

17.30

BCS Lecture40 BCS Lecture supported by the Joy Edelman Legacy

19.30 – Late BCS Annual Dinner





Tuesday 29 May 2012 Programme details

Tuesday 29th May 08.30-10.00 Auditorium Affiliated Group - BCIS

20 MDT Live

Chairs: Dr Philip MacCarthy, Dr Bernard Prendergast

Case 1 – Aortic stenosis with co-existent coronary diseaseDr Douglas Muir

Moderator: Dr Philip MacCarthyPanelist – intervention: Dr Rod StablesPanelist – surgery: Mr Olaf WendlerPanelist – imaging: Dr Bushra RanaPanelist – non-intervention: Dr David SprigingsData Summariser: Dr Daniel Blackman

Case 2 - Multi-vessel coronary artery disease in the acute settingDr Narbeh Melikian

Moderator: Dr Bernard PrendergastPanelist – intervention: Dr Nick WestPanelist – surgery: Mr Paul WaterworthPanelist – imaging: Dr Gerry McCannPanelist – non-intervention: Dr Gethin EllisData Sumariser: Dr Charles Knight

08.30-10.00 Exchange Hall E4R

21 Prevention is better than Cure

Chairs: Dr Peter Schofield, Prof David Wood

NICE management of hypertension – new guideline reviewProf Bryan Williams

How to manage hyperlipidaemia – beyond statins (for the intolerant!)Prof Kausik Ray

The weight of the 21st century – obesity, diet and exerciseProf Nicholas Finer

Tuesday 29th May


08.30-10.00 Charter 2 Imaging

22 Bicuspid aortic valve and coarctation

Chairs: Dr John Thomson, Prof William Zoghbi

Genetics and morphology of bicuspid aortic valve and coarctationDr Elspbeth Brown

Imaging of the aorta – beyond dimensionsDr Alex Pitcher

Native coarctation: stent or surgery?Dr Paul Clift

Long-term follow up and screening of relatives – who needs imaging?Dr Catherine Head


23 20 year anniversary of the Brugada syndrome: From bedside to cell back to bedside

Chairs: Dr Tim Betts, Dr Pier Lambiaise

Pre-clinical models of the Brugada syndromeDr Andrew Grace

Advanced approaches of endovascular electrophysiological mappingDr Arthur Yue

Catheter Ablation for Ventricular Fibrillation StormsDr William Stevenson

Posters: Cardiac Rhythm Management (49-67)


24 Joint BAS/BSCR Young Investigators Award

Chairs: Dr Yvonne Alexander, Prof Martin Bennett


08.30-10.00 Charter 4 HCP (UK)

25 Finding the voice

Chair: Mr Ken Timmis

The Doctor will see you nowDr Iain Simpson

The Safe and Sustainable message and how it affects usersMs Suzie Hutchinson

Involving patients and carers in developing health informationDr Felicity Astin

Identifying, recruiting & maintaining members – what is needed?Mrs Trudie Lobban

Questions and answers

10.30-12.00 Auditorium BCS Session

26 MAMILs (Middle Aged Men In Lycra)

Chairs: Prof David Crossman, Dr Leonard Shapiro

Training with trainersProf Richard Davison

It’s all in the mindDr Amanda Gatherer

Food for FuelMr Graeme Close

Getting back on track after injuryMr Ian Horsley

10.30-12.00 Fitzroy Theatre BCS Session


Chairs: Prof Keith Fox, Prof Michael Marber

Judges: Prof Martin Bennett, Prof Henricus Duckers, Dr Gavin Murphy, Dr Matthias Nahrendorf, Prof Godfrey Smith

Tuesday 29th May



28 Listening to the Voice

Chair: Dr Jane Flint

The customer is always right – clinical and research perspectivesDr Bernard Prendergast

The political approach to patients and carersRt Hon Tony Lloyd MP

How can patients share their experiences to promote better and more sustained lifestyle changesProf Patrick Doherty

Panel discussion with questions and answers


29 Sudden cardiac death in sport

Chairs: Dr Ian Cox, Prof Graham Stuart

Sudden cardiac deathProf Sanjay Sharma

Pre-participation cardiovascular screeningProf Greg Whyte

The Million Dollar MedicalDr Abbas Zaidi

ARVC vs. athletes heartDr Andre La Gerche


30 Pregnancy and heart disease

Chairs: Dr Catherine Head, Dr John Thomson

Structural heart disease in pregnancyDr Fiona Walker

Cardiac emergencies in pregnancyDr Dawn Adamson

Management of peri-partum cardiomyopathyDr Kate English



31 Pericardial disease

Chairs: Prof Simon Ray, Dr Rick Steeds

Pericardial disease - aetiology, pathology and disease mechanismsDr Patrick Gallagher

Constriction, restriction, neither? Understanding the physiologyDr Nicholas Brooks

Optimal imaging strategy – what is required?Dr Dana Dawson

Treatment strategies in pericardial disease: drugs, surgery or nothing?Dr Colin Forfar


32 Tissue engineering for mending a broken heart

Chairs: Dr Carolyn Carr, Dr Alexander Lyon

Tissue-engineered heart valvesProf Alex Seifalian

Tissue-engineered platforms for heart repairProf Ken Suzuki

Tissue-engineered blood vesselsDr Christopher Breuer

Posters: Valve disease / pericardial disease / cardiomyopathy (68-80)


33 Molecular and cellular imaging in myocardial infarction and regeneration

Chairs: Prof Robin Choudhury, Dr Farouc Jaffer

Elucidation of myocardial healing: lessons from multimodal imagingDr Matthias Nahrendorf

Tuesday 29th May


MRI for comprehensive characterisation in mouse models of myocardial ischaemiaDr Jurgen Schneider

MR spectroscopy, oxygen imaging, myocardial metabolism and emerging techniquesProf Stefan Neubauer


34 Supporting the Voice

Chair: Mrs Suzie Hutchinson

BHF Hearty Voices training programme and patient empowermentDr Michael Knapton

How a local training programme can empower patients and carers to work in partnership with healthcare colleagues to deliver changes across cardiovascular servicesMrs Carol Reilly

How supporting carers can ensure everyone winsDr Moira Fraser

The experiences of a young patientMs Evie Fairman

Question and Answer session


35 Exercise and heart disease

Chairs: Dr Christopher Burrell, Prof Sanjay Sharma

Athletes and Atrial FibrillationProf John Camm

Exercise guidelines for hypertrophic cardiomyopathyDr Michael Papadakis

Exercise guidelines for congenital heart diseaseDr John Thomson

Case study: benefits of exercise in heart failure - the exercise prescriptionMrs Samantha Breen



36 How to

Chairs: Dr Bernard Prendergast, Dr Charles Knight

How to use a cardiac genetics serviceDr Houman Ashrafian

How to assess cardiac risk prior to non-cardiac surgeryProf Roxy Senior

How to prevent and manage endocarditis in 2012Dr Richard Watkin


37 Diabetic heart disease: mechanisms, detection and treatment

Chairs: Prof Henry Dargie, Dr David Hesketh-Roberts

Fundamental mechanisms of diabetic cardiomyopathyDr Garth Cooper

Myocardial function and structure in the diabetic heartProf Michael Frenneaux

Imaging of ischaemia in diabetes - what’s optimal?Prof Avijit Lahiri

Revascularisation in diabetics – how to decide CABG vs PCIDr Nicholas West

15.00-16.30 Charter 1 BCS Joint Session

Joint BCS/BAS/BSCR

38 Emerging techniques for evaluation of atherosclerotic plaque

Chairs: Dr Matthias Nahrendorf, Dr James Rudd

Near-infrared fluorescence approaches to imaging atherosclerosis and thrombosisDr Farouc Jaffer

Tuesday 29th May


VH-IVUS in acute coronary syndromesProf Martin Bennett

Application of positron emission tomography for the assessment of novel therapiesDr James Rudd


39 Passing on the Voice

Chairs: Prof Sir Roger Boyle, Dr Jane Flint

Perspective and feedback (from questionnaire) on key issues from the Patient VoiceDr Jane Flint, Prof Sir Roger Boyle

16.30-17.30 Auditorium BCS Named Lecture

40 BCS Lecture supported by the Joy Edelman Legacy

Introduced by: Prof Peter WeissbergThanked by: Prof Keith Fox

Changing cholesterol levels: past, present, futureProf Rory Collins

Wednesday 30 May 2012 Programme at a glanceThe following key enables individual tracks to be identified throughout the Programme


08.30 –

10.00

AG Track – BCIS41 BCIS Cases

E4R Track42 Understanding Ventricular Tachycardia

Imaging Track43 Read with the experts

Posters81-103

CS/TR Track44 MicroRNA as a novel therapeutic target for cardiovascular disease

Posters104-121

BACPR/BANCC45 Parallels between the physiological management of the cardiac patient and the elite athlete

SCST 46 Physiology for Physiologists – ECG Education


10.30 –

12.00

AG Track – HRUK47 Current issues within implantable devices

E4R Track48 Specific Causes of Heart Failure: Cardiomyopathy Workshop

Imaging Track49 Aortic Stenosis – new questions, new answers?

CS/TR Track50 Myocardial reperfusion injury in PPCI patients: A neglected target (in conjunction with the ESC Working Group of Cellular Biology of the Heart)

Posters122-134

BACPR/BANCC51 Techniques for assessing CVD risk and subsequent management of the individual patient’s lifestyle behaviour

SCST52 Physiology for Physiologists – SCST Hot Topics

12.00 – 13.00 Lunch53 AGM12.10 – 12.50 Lunch

13.00 –

14.30

BCS Session54 Carry on in the Cath Lab!

E4R Track55 Joint BCS/ESC session: Guidelines- Pregnancy and heart disease, Dyslipidaemias

Imaging Track56 Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

CS/TR Track57 Interstitial myocardial fibrosis as a future therapeutic target for cardiac disease

Posters135-151

BACPR/BANCC58 The world of CVD and epidemiology – Population-based and Community interventions

SCST59 Physiology for Physiologists – Cath Lab Education

14.30 – 15.00 Break & 90th Birthday Tea Party in the Exhibition

15.00 –

16.30

E4R Track60 Top 10 Trials

BCS Session61 BCS points of view – working group reports

BACPR/BANCC62 How to session: case-studies

SCST63 Physiology for Physiologists – Inherited Cardiac Conditions



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08.30 –

10.00

AG Track – BCIS41 BCIS Cases

E4R Track42 Understanding Ventricular Tachycardia

Imaging Track43 Read with the experts

Posters81-103

CS/TR Track44 MicroRNA as a novel therapeutic target for cardiovascular disease

Posters104-121

BACPR/BANCC45 Parallels between the physiological management of the cardiac patient and the elite athlete

SCST 46 Physiology for Physiologists – ECG Education


10.30 –

12.00

AG Track – HRUK47 Current issues within implantable devices

E4R Track48 Specific Causes of Heart Failure: Cardiomyopathy Workshop

Imaging Track49 Aortic Stenosis – new questions, new answers?

CS/TR Track50 Myocardial reperfusion injury in PPCI patients: A neglected target (in conjunction with the ESC Working Group of Cellular Biology of the Heart)

Posters122-134

BACPR/BANCC51 Techniques for assessing CVD risk and subsequent management of the individual patient’s lifestyle behaviour

SCST52 Physiology for Physiologists – SCST Hot Topics

12.00 – 13.00 Lunch53 AGM12.10 – 12.50 Lunch

13.00 –

14.30

BCS Session54 Carry on in the Cath Lab!

E4R Track55 Joint BCS/ESC session: Guidelines- Pregnancy and heart disease, Dyslipidaemias

Imaging Track56 Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

CS/TR Track57 Interstitial myocardial fibrosis as a future therapeutic target for cardiac disease

Posters135-151

BACPR/BANCC58 The world of CVD and epidemiology – Population-based and Community interventions

SCST59 Physiology for Physiologists – Cath Lab Education

14.30 – 15.00 Break & 90th Birthday Tea Party in the Exhibition

15.00 –

16.30

E4R Track60 Top 10 Trials

BCS Session61 BCS points of view – working group reports

BACPR/BANCC62 How to session: case-studies

SCST63 Physiology for Physiologists – Inherited Cardiac Conditions





Wednesday 30 May 2012Programme details

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08.30-10.00 Auditorium Affiliated Group - BCIS

41 BCIS Cases

Chair: Prof Simon Redwood

Data presentations: Dr Rod Stables

Panel: Dr Robert Henderson, Dr Bernard Prendergast, Dr Iain Simpson, Mr Christopher Young

Patient with high calcium score and no symptomsDr Mrinal Saha

Unprotected left main stem stenosis with intermediate SYNTAX ScoreDr Adrian Banning

Severe asymptomatic mitral regurgitationDr Robert Crook

PCI in an elderly patientDr Adam de Belder


42 Understanding Ventricular Tachycardia

Chairs: Dr Simon Fynn, Dr Edward Rowland

Identification and classification of ventricular arrhythmias by aetiology, mechanism and electrocardiographyDr John Bourke

When and how to investigate VEs and nsVTDr André Ng

Drug, device or ablation therapy – who gets what in 2012?Dr Stephen Furniss


43 Read with the experts

Chairs: Dr Charles Peebles, Dr Mark Westwood

Multi-modality imaging caseDr Ceri Davies

Multi-modality imaging caseDr Gareth Morgan-Hughes

Multi-modality imaging caseDr John Greenwood



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Multi-modality imaging caseDr James Moon

Posters: Imaging (81-103)


44 MicroRNA as a novel therapeutic target for cardiovascular disease

Chairs: Prof Manuel Mayr, Prof Nilesh Samani

MicroRNAs in cardiovascular health and diseaseProf Manuel Mayr

MicroRNAs and cardiac hypertrophyProf Gianluigi Condorelli

MicroRNAs as a therapeutic target for cardiovascular diseaseDr Thomas Thum

Posters: Basic Science (104-121)

08.30-10.00 Charter 1 BACPR/BANCC

45 Parallels between the physiological management of the cardiac patient and the elite athlete

Chairs: Dr Christopher Burrell, Dr Sanjay Sharma

Cardiopulmonary patientDr John Buckley

The elite athleteProf Greg Whyte

08.30-10.00 Charter 4 SCST

46 Physiology for Physiologists – ECG Education

Chairs: Dr Derek Rowlands, Mr David Richley

The role of the limb leads – Who needs limb leads?Dr Philip Moore

Making sense of the hexaxial reference system – QRS Axis: What’s that all about?Dr Derek Rowlands

A structured approach to ECG Interpretation – Step by StepMr Michael Blackwell

Reverse Discussion: Questions to audience from the speakers


10.30-12.00 Auditorium Affiliated Group – HR UK

47 Current issues within implantable devices

Chairs: Dr Nicholas Linker, Dr Adrian Morley-Davis

Faulty leads – add, extract or ignoreDr Christopher Rinaldi

Proper programming prevents poor performance – optimal set up of pacemakers, ICDs and CRT devicesDr David Fox

MRI scans and implantable devices – safety, new technologies and patient selectionDr Amir Zaidi


48 Specific Causes of Heart Failure: Cardiomyopathy Workshop

Chairs: Dr Peter Cowburn, Prof Martin Cowie

Dilated cardiomyopathy 1 – genotype, phenotype and diagnosisDr Perry Ellliott

Dilated cardiomyopathy 2 – achieving the best outcomesDr Gerald Carr-White

How to manage restrictive cardiomyopathyProf Andrew Clark


49 Aortic Stenosis – new questions, new answers?

Chairs: Dr Guy Lloyd, Dr Bernard Prendergast

How does aortic stenosis progress?Prof David Newby

How can imaging modalities assess progression?Dr Marc Dweck

How to risk stratify asymptomatic patients?Prof John Chambers

Should we worry about myocardial fibrosis in aortic stenosis?Dr Gerry McCann


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50 Myocardial reperfusion injury in PPCI patients: A neglected target (in conjunction with the ESC Working Group of Cellular Biology of the Heart)

Chairs: Prof Michael Marber, Prof Derek Yellon

Myocardial reperfusion injury: magnitude and relevanceDr Derek Hausenloy

Detecting myocardial reperfusion injury in PPCI patients: role of CMRDr Sven Plein

Preventing myocardial reperfusion injury in PPCI patientsProf Michel Ovize

Posters: Acute coronary syndromes (122-134)

10.30–12.00 Charter 1 BACPR/BANCC

51 Techniques for assessing CVD risk and subsequent management of the individual patient’s lifestyle behaviour

Chairs: Prof Gill Furze, Dr Fran Sivers

The use of the ‘heart age’ calculationProf Rod Jackson

Mars & Venus; different approaches to CVD behaviour changeDamian Edwards


52 Physiology for Physiologists – SCST Hot Topics

Chairs: Mrs Su Baxter, Mrs Catherine Ross

Debate: MSC will redefine the physiologists role

Protagonist: Ms Joanne Forster

Antagonist: Dr Brian Campbell

AGMMrs Su Baxter

Professional integrity and ethics in physiology – Integrity: it’s a matter of PrincipleMs Sophie Blackman


12.10-12.50 Exchange Hall53 BCS AGM (BCS Members only)

Chair: Prof Keith Fox


54 Carry on in the Cath Lab!

Chairs: Dr Sarah Clarke, Dr Jim Hall

Moderator: Dr Christopher Saddler

Part 1 – Black box in the Cath LabDr Rod Stables

Part 2 – Film ‘Carry on in the Cath lab’. A team based simulation

Panel: Dr Iain Simpson (Consultant), Dr Andrew Wragg (Consultant), Dr Daniel Bromage (Registrar), Ms Sarah Carson (Nurse), Mr Richard Walters (Physiologist)


55 Joint BCS/ESC session: Guidelines – Pregnancy and heart disease, Dyslipidaemias

Chairs: Prof Michael Böhm, Prof Keith Fox

Pregnancy and heart disease – GuidelinesProf J Roos-Hesselink

Pregnancy and heart disease – Implications and implementationDr Sara Thorne

Dyslipidaemia – GuidelinesProf David Wood

Dyslipidaemia - Implications and implementationProf John Deanfield


56 Hypertrophic cardiomyopathy

Chairs: Prof Michael Frenneaux, Dr John Greenwood

Bridging the gap between genotype and phenotype – who needs genetic testing?Prof Hugh Watkins


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Is this HCM? Differentiating from other pathologiesDr Rosemary Rusk

Prognosis in HCM – what does imaging add?Dr Matthias Schmitt

Therapy updateDr Perry Elliott


57 Interstitial myocardial fibrosis as a future therapeutic target for cardiac disease

Chairs: Prof Stefan Neubauer, Prof Ajay Shah

The role of the myocardial interstitium in cardiac health and diseaseProf Javier Diez

Non-invasive detection and measurement of interstitial myocardial fibrosisDr James Moon

Guiding medical therapy by measuring interstitial myocardial fibrosisProf Alan Struthers

Posters: Stable IHD / Prevention / Hypertension / Lipids (135-151)


58 The world of CVD and epidemiology – Population-based and Community interventions

Chairs: Ann-Marie Johnson RN, Jennifer Jones MCSP

‘Real-world’ examples of what can work and reflections on sustainabilityProf Simon Capewell

Life after the NHS CVD health checks – Prison healthJayne Swarbrick RN

Life after the NHS CVD health checks – Tackling local health inequalitiesGabriella Walker



59 Physiology for Physiologists – Cath Lab Education

Chairs: Mr John Hutchinson, Mr Ian Wright

Cardiac Cycles and Associated Haemodynamics – Beat by BeatMiss Louisa Chick

Cath Lab Calculations – Out with the CalculatorMr John Hutchinson

Case Studies – Cath Lab ComplexitiesMs Sophie Blackman

The IABP – Counterpulsation for the NationMr Ian Wright


60 Top 10 Trials

Chairs: Dr Charles Knight, Dr Bernard Prendergast

Plumbing – Trial 1 Intra-Aortic Balloon Pump in Acute Anterior Myocardial Infarction: CRISP AMIDr Douglas Fraser

Plumbing – Trial 2 TAVI versus Surgery in High Risk Aortic Stenosis: PARTNER ADr Jon Byrne

Plumbing – Clinical PerspectiveProf Simon Redwood

Artwork – Trial 1 CMR and SPECT for Diagnosis of Coronary Artery Disease: CE-MARCDr Stam Kapetanakis

Artwork – Trial 2 Cardiac CT in Patients with Acute Chest Pain: ROMICAT IIDr Ceri Davies

Artwork – Clinical PerspectiveProf Roxy Senior

Electrics – Trial 1 Dronedarone in High Risk Permanent Atrial Fibrillation: PALLASDr Mark O’Neill


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Electrics – Trial 2 Case Selection for CRT According to QRS Duration: Meta-AnalysisDr Derek Connelly

Electrics – Clinical PerspectiveDr Chris Pepper

Pump – Trial 1 Left Ventricular Restoration Surgery in Ischaemic Cardiomyopathy: STICHDr Carol Whelan

Pump – Trial 2 Autologous Bone Marrow Cells in Chronic Ischaemic Heart Failure: FOCUSDr Jonathan Hill

Pump – Clinical PerspectiveProf Andrew Clark

Drugs – Trial 1 Thrombin Receptor Antagonists in Prevention of Atherothrombotic Ischaemic Events: TIMI 50Dr Jaydeep Sarma

Drugs – Trial 2 Nesiritide in Acute Decompensated Heart Failure: ASCEND-HFDr Simon Williams

Drugs – Clinical PerspectiveDr Colin Forfar

15.00-16.30 Exchange Hall BCS Session

61 BCS points of view – working group reports

Chairs: Prof Simon Ray, Dr Anthony Salmon

ACHD interventions: working group reportDr Paul Clift

ACHD interventions: implications of reportDr Robert Henderson

Chairs: Dr Nick West, Prof Tom Quinn

Acute Cardiac Care Units: working group reportDr David Walker

Acute Cardiac Care Units: implications of reportDr Scott McLean



62 How to session: case-studies

Chairs: Dr Suzanna Hardman, Jacqui Hunt RN, Jennifer Jones MCSP

Case 1 – An at risk AF patient who ended up in acute care with a CVADr Kathryn Griffith

Case 2 – Acute care of a PPCI patient re-admitted with chest-pain in less than 30 days!Jacqui Hunt RN

Case 3 - A re-admitted patient with a history of risk, acute events and now CHF. Should / did this patient now receive rehabilitation and with what outcome?Annie MacCallum RN


63 Physiology for Physiologists – Inherited Cardiac Conditions

Chairs: Mr Robert Edwards, Ms Sophie Blackman

An Overview – Pathophysiology and Genetics of Inherited Cardiac ConditionsDr Amanda Varnava

Case Studies – Interesting echos in Inherited Cardiac ConditionsDr Beth Unsworth

NICE Guidelines – Implementing NICE Guidance for ICDsMr Mark Squirrell

ICD Programming – Getting the Programming RightMr Robert Edwards


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Monday 28 May 2012 Programme at a glance Annual Conference... · imaging in myocardial infarction and regeneration HCP (UK) 34 Supporting the Voice 14.30 – 15.00 Break 15.00 –