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Spring 2024 – Feline Cardiology

• Sildenafil in cats with pleural effusion (Rachel James)
• Future therapies for subclinical feline hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (Joshua Stern)
• From ‘HCM’ to ‘not HCM’ and the other way around – (Jose Novo Matos)
• ‘Everything, everywhere, all at once’. A chaotic feline heart case with no easy solutions and no Oscar (Vicky Ironside)
• Complexes, complexities and collapsing in cats with cardiomyopathy- (Julia Sargent)
• Atrioventricular Septal Defect in a Cat (William Davis)
• Advanced Cardiology Review – Alistair Gibson Memorial Grant (Kat Smiejan)
• Mind altering drugs, exotic animals, a corkscrew and a vibrator – the trials of (human) stroke research-
• Panel Discussion Aortic thromboembolism

Autumn 2023 – Sudden Cardiac Death

• Oh Deer – We’ve Holtered Our Opinion (Matthew Keane)
• Sudden Cardiac Death In Athletes (Professor Sanjay Sharma)
• ECVIM Update 2023 (Eva Pavelkova and Ian Johnson)
• When Is An Exercising Rhythm Dangerous (Kathryn Mitchell)
• Sudden Death in Racing Thoroughbreds (Catriona Lyle)
• When the Beat Stops (Pascale Smets)
• Copper and Sudden Death in Greyhounds (Mike Davies)
• Three Dimensional Echocardiographic assessment of the equine aortic root (John Keene)
• Interactive Aortic Root Cases (Lesley Young)
• Bubble Trouble (Luke Beeby)
• ACVIM Update (Pippi Gould and Shamanthi Shanker)

Spring 2023 – Focus on ultrasound techniques

• The Benefit Survey: Echocardiographers’ preferences for left atrial size assessment in dogs (Momo Kuo)
• Lung Ultrasound B lines and beyond (Daria Starybrat)
• Cardiology and echocardiography in non-domestic mammals (Laurent Locquet)
• Quantifying mitral regurgitation in dogs with degenerative myxomatous valvular disease (Gavin McCauley)
• A review of the DELAY study: Thoughts and opinions on the use of ACEi and spironolactone in the preclinical phases of MMVD
• ASE/ACVIM/ECVIM/ESVC guidelines on transthoracic echocardiography in dogs and cats
• All because of Alistair
• Alistair Gibson Memorial Grant Lecture

Autumn 2022 – Equine Cardiology and Cardiac Surgery

• Paroxysmal Atrial Fibrillation in the Horse (Charlotte Hopster-Iversen)
• Micro atrial fibrillation in a dog (Ewelina Korzybska)
• Long term training induces slowing of the cardiac conduction system in Standardbred racehorses (Sarah Dalgas Nissen)
• Advances in open heart surgery congenital repairs and others (Poppy Bristow)
• Equine cardiology: Where we were (1980s), where are we now and where might we go next (Mark Patterson)
• Cardiac Surgery: Managing the complex cases (Marc Kraus)
• Cardiac Spaghetti: Prevention and management of Heartworm disease (Marc Kraus)
• Mitral Transcatheter edge to edge repair (TEER) in dogs (Kieran Borgeat)
• Collapse and sudden cardiac death in a young wired hair Dachshund (Laura Korenchy)
• HCM in a dog masquerading as lymphocytic myocarditis (Jose Novo Matos)
• Arrhythmia management: When standard approaches dont work (Anna Gelzer)
• ECVIM Update (Margarida Silva)
• ECVIM Update (Katie Howell)
• ACVIM Update (Julie Hamilton Elliott)
• ACVIM Update (Ewelina Korzybska)
• The history and changing face of companion animal cardiology (Chris Little)

Spring 2022 

• The use of MicroRNAs as biomarkers in heart disease (Eve Hanks)
• RAAS antagonism: The human perspective (Dr Moahamed Anwar)
• RAAS antagonism: The Veterinary perspective (Rachel James)
• From diabetes to die another day: SGLT2 inhibitors (Geoff Culshaw)
• Post-Operative Atrial Fibrillation Vulnerability in Obese Patients (Corina Schram-Serban)
• Discovering the feline cardiac miRNome in health and hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (Jessica Joshua)
• Another brick in the wall – my experiences in mitral valve disease research (Melanie Hezzell)
• Alistair Gibson memorial grant – Advanced qualifications within the charity sector (Sophie Andrews)