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Functional Architecture of Stress Echocardiography Harefield Hybrid Approach (Virtual) | 26 Nov, 08:30 GMT – 28 Nov, 17:00 GMT Virtual Teams Call
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  • 15 minutes

    Online Login

  • 15 minutes

    Introduction and Welcome

    Dr A Baltabaeva
  • 20 minutes

    Stress Echocardiography (SE): guidelines, current role in clinical field and research aren

    Prof R Senior
  • 20 minutes

    Laboratory set up, equipment and medicines. Patient preparation and care. Integrated care

    Dr A Baltabaeva
  • 20 minutes

    Image optimization. 17-segment LV model. How and when to use contrast agents.

    Dr M AlMajali
  • 20 minutes

    Cardiovascular Risk Factors. Coronary anatomy and LV segment distribution of coronary supply. Ischaemic cascade.

    Dr A Barron
  • 20 minutes

    Ischaemic substrate on Echocardiography and pitfalls

    Prof B Bijnens
  • 20 minutes

    Role of SE in assessment of CAD. Pharmacological, exercise and pacing SE.

    Dr R Khattar
  • 20 minutes

    Coffee Break

  • 20 minutes

    Role of CT in assessment of CAD. Indications and practical preparation.

    Dr T Mittal
  • 20 minutes

    Role of MRI in assessment of CAD. Indications and practical preparation

    Dr C Bucciarelli-Ducci
  • 20 minutes

    Role of SPECT in assessment of CAD. Indications and practical preparation

    Dr K Wechalekar
  • 20 minutes

    Protocols and stressors to different ischaemic substrates. ABCDE protocol.

    Prof Q Ciampi
  • 20 minutes

    Harefield Hybrid protocol

    Dr K Vakalis
  • 45 minutes

    Lunch Break

  • 15 minutes

    Clinical Assessment

    Mr M Jimeno
  • 20 minutes

    Patient with chest pain and typical CV risk factors. Full pre-test probability assessment

    Ms K Bindu
  • 20 minutes

    Patient with chest pain and positive SE with low ischaemic burden. 17 segment analysis. RC

    Dr P Rajani
  • 20 minutes

    Patient with chest pain and positive SE with low ischaemic burden. 17 segment analysis. LCx

    Dr R Rajakulasingam
  • 20 minutes

    Coffee Break

  • 20 minutes

    Patient with chest pain and positive SE with moderate ischaemic burden. 17 segment analysis.

    Dr B Keskin Meric
  • 20 minutes

    Patient with chest pain and positive SE, large ischaemic burden. 17 segments analysis.

    Dr K Vakalis
  • 20 minutes

    SE in patient with established myocardial defect. What is bi-phasic response and fixed defect

    Dr E Cantor
  • 20 minutes

    Management of high-risk SE and complications. Safe patient discharge from stress echo lab.

    Mr M Jimeno
  • 20 minutes

    Q & A Moderators: Dr A Baltabaeva and Prof R Senior

  • 10 minutes

    Login and Summary of the day

    Dr A Baltabaeva
  • 20 minutes

    Myocardial Viability. Concept and pathophysiology. Role of imaging

    Prof B Bijnens
  • 20 minutes

    Stress echocardiography in assessment of viability. Protocols and what to look for

    Dr B Shah
  • 20 minutes

    HFPEF. Clinical significance and Pathophysiology. Role of standard echo in Ds of HFPEF

    Dr S Kapetanakis
  • 20 minutes

    Stress echocardiography in HFPEF. Protocols

    Dr A Baltabaeva
  • 20 minutes

    Stress echo in patients with HOCM. Protocols

    Dr M AlMajali
  • 20 minutes

    Is there a role for Stress echo in constrictive pericarditis?

    Dr A Baltabaeva
  • 20 minutes

    Coffee Break

  • 20 minutes

    Pulmonary circulation during exercise. CPEX.

    Dr A Barron
  • 20 minutes

    Exercise induced pulmonary hypertension. Pathophysiology. Post-COVID-19 findings

    Dr K Vakalis
  • 20 minutes

    Stress echocardiography to assess RV reserve

    Prof Wei Li
  • 20 minutes

    Stress echocardiography for work-up for non-cardiac surgery. What to do?

    Dr S Rahman Haley
  • 20 minutes

    Stress Echo in Tako-Tsubo Cardiomyopathy

    Prof G Sutherland
  • 45 minutes

    Lunch Break

  • 20 minutes

    Case of Stress echocardiography in patient with viability. Contractile reserve. Use of Strain/Strain rate

    Dr B Keskin Meric
  • 20 minutes

    Case of Stress echocardiography in patient without viability and/or contractile reserve. Clinical implications

    Dr E Cantor
  • 20 minutes

    Stress echocardiography in patient with HFPEF. What to measure?

    Mr M Jimeno
  • 20 minutes

    Coffee Break

  • 20 minutes

    Stress echocardiography in patient with exercise induced PHT. Is it all lungs? Post-COVID-19 Protocol

    Dr K Vakalis
  • 20 minutes

    Stress echocardiography in patient with constrictive pericarditis

    Mr M Jimeno
  • 20 minutes

    Stress echocardiography to assess RV reserve

    Ms R Chester
  • 20 minutes

    Stress echocardiography to assess dynamic gradients

    Ms K Bindu
  • 35 minutes

    Q & A Moderators: Dr A Barron and Prof G Sutherland

  • 10 minutes

    Login and Summary of the day

    Dr A Baltabaeva
  • 20 minutes

    Anatomy and echo landmarks of cardiac valves

    Dr A Duncan
  • 20 minutes

    Stress Echocardiography in patient with MR. Indications, protocols, and views.

    Dr K Vakalis
  • 20 minutes

    Stress Echocardiography in patient with MS. Indications, protocol, views. How to overcome AF?

    Dr A Vamvakidou
  • 20 minutes

    Stress Echocardiography in patient with low flow low gradient severe AS with reduced LVEF

    Dr R Khattar
  • 20 minutes

    Stress Echocardiography in patient with low flow low gradient paradoxical severe AS

    Dr M AlMajali
  • 20 minutes

    Stress echocardiography in patient with severe asymptomatic AR. Protocol, views, and indications

    Dr A Barron
  • 20 minutes

    Coffee Break

  • 20 minutes

    Stress echocardiography in patient with two left heart valve lesions

    Dr S Rahman Haley
  • 20 minutes

    Stress echocardiography in patient with mitral annular disjunction

    Dr A Baltabaeva
  • 20 minutes

    Stress echocardiography in symptomatic patient with modest valvular lesions

    Ms C Demetrescu
  • 20 minutes

    Stress echocardiography in patient with severe TR. Protocol, views, indications.

    Dr K Vakalis
  • 20 minutes

    Stress echo in asymptomatic patients with severe valvular disease on resting echo.

    Dr A Papachristidis
  • 45 minutes

    Lunch Break

  • 20 minutes

    Patient with mitral valve prolapse and moderate MR

    Dr M Berrill
  • 20 minutes

    Patient with Barlow’s Mitral Valve Disease and MAD

    Dr B Keskin Meric
  • 20 minutes

    Patient with mitral stenosis

    Dr E Cantor
  • 20 minutes

    Coffee Break

  • 20 minutes

    Patient with severe AS LFLG Severe LVSD

    Mr M Jimeno
  • 20 minutes

    Patient with paradoxical severe AS

    Dr P Rajani
  • 20 minutes

    Pt with severe TR

    Dr B Keskin Meric
  • 20 minutes

    Q & A Moderators: Dr R Khattar and Dr M AlMajali

  • 20 minutes

    Short Quiz and Feedback

    Ms R Chester
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