CitY - British Cardiovascular Society

Cardiology in the Young (CitY)2010 and First ESC AdvancedCourse on GUCHThemes of this year’s conference:Day 1 (CitY):Delivering Quality Care at the Right PriceWhat’s New in Cardiology?The CoronariesDay 2 (CitY):Critical Aortic StenosisWhat’s New in Surgery?DebatesPARALLEL CitY NURSING DAYCitY: Monday 12 – Wednesday 14 April 2010GUCH: Wednesday 14 – Thursday 15 April 2010Day 3 (Joint CitY/GUCH):Ebstein’s AnomalyWhat’s New Across the Age Boundaries?DevicesLong-term Functional OutcomePARALLEL GUCH NURSING DAYDay 4 (GUCH):The Dilating AortaNew European GUCH GuidelinesWhat are we still debating?Hosted by Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children NHS TrustIn association with The Heart Hospital, London,Children’s Hospital of Boston and European Society of Cardiology

Cardiology in the Young (CitY) 2010 andFirst ESC Advanced Course on GUCHCitY and GUCHIn 2010 the first European Society of Cardiologyadvanced course on Grown Up Congenital HeartDisease will be held during the week of theCitY conference, with a joint programme on theWednesday. Delegates registered for CitY will havethe option to stay until Thursday lunchtime to join thewhole 1½ day GUCH course, or just to attend theMon-Wed CitY programme.Who should attend Cardiology in theYoung 2010?Cardiac surgeons, cardiologists, intensivists, nurses,technicians and trainees in all of these disciplines,dealing with cardiac patients across the ageboundaries from foetus to adult.Hands-on Breakfast SessionsThese exciting and practical workshops will runconcurrently from 8-9am each day. The topics for2010 include:• MRI/CT• 3D Echo• NIRS• Berlin Heart• Anatomy for surgeons• Video of How I do anALCAPA operation• Pacing• Functional EchoMeasures• Transition• ICDs• Pacing• TOE• Exercise testing• How to put in a valveParallel Cardiac Nursing DaysThere will be 2 Nurses’ Days, on Tuesday andWednesday, running parallel with the mainprogramme and sharing some of the lectureswhere appropriate. Nurses will be asked to registerseparately for these days – if you are a nurseattending the CitY/GUCH main meetings you havethe option to attend Nursing Day sessions instead ofthe main meeting, but you must register in advanceas places are limited. Nurses will be free to movebetween the Nursing Day programme and CitY andGUCH sessions.FeesFor CitY (Monday to Wednesday) fees have beenkept to the same as last year, and registration for CitYincludes the whole of the GUCH course until middayon the Thursday.For CitY & GUCHEarly Bird (until 1 st March 2010)________________£395Standard (after 1 st March 2010)________________£450Doctors in Training___________________________£250Technicians/Nurses__________________________£160For GUCH only (Wednesday & Thursday morning)Early Bird (until 1 st March 2010)________________£185Standard (after 1 st March 2010)________________£200Doctors in Training___________________________£120Technicians/Nurses___________________________£80For Nursing Days only (Tuesday / Wednesday)One day_____________________________________£80Two days___________________________________£120www.ichevents.com

Monday 12 th April 2010CitY Day 1: Morning07.30 Registration & refreshments08.00 Hands-on breakfast workshops1: MRI/CT Professor Andrew Taylor2: 3D Echo Dr Jan Marek3: NIRS Dr Aparna Hoskote4: Berlin Heart Dr Ann Karimova5: Anatomy for surgeons Dr Andrew Cook6: Video of How I do an ALCAPA operation Mr Martin Kostolny09.00 Theme 1: Delivering Quality Care at the Right Price:09.00 How do we evaluate if treatments are value for money?Professor John Cairns09.30 Are Standardized Clinical Assessment and Management Plans a true leap forward?Professor James E Lock10.00 How does research fit into pathways and alter delivery of care?Professor Martin Elliott10.30 Break11.00 What’s New In Cardiology?11.00 GeneticsProfessor Peter Scambler11.20 Non invasive imagingDr Vivek Muthurangu11.40 Non invasive monitoringDr T-Y Hsia12.00 Management of Myocarditis/Heart FailureDr Matt Fenton12.20 InotropesDr Troy Dominguez12.40 Cath lab interventions in the NewbornProfessor James E Lock13.00 Lunch & Otto Wolf LectureDr David PencheonSustainabilityCitY Day 1: Afternoon14.00 Theme 2: The Coronaries14.00 What’s the best imaging technique?Dr Oliver Tann14.20 Assessing functional impairmentDr James MoonSurgical Management of Difficult Coronaries:14.40 Intra-mural coronaryDr Olivier Raisky15.00 ALCAPAMr Victor Tsang15.20 Residual coronary problems – when to re-intervene?Dr Rob Yates15.40 Tea16.00 The CitY LectureProfessor Peter C LaussenVolume and Outcome, Can a unit be too big?16.45 The Bonham Carter LectureProfessor Bongani M MayosiClosing the “know-do” gap for heart disease of the poor17.30 Close18:30 Conference Reception at King’s Placewww.ichevents.com

Tuesday 13 th April 2010CitY Day 2: Morning07.30 Refreshments08.00 Hands-on Breakfast Workshops1: MRI/CT Dr Cathy Owens2: 3D Echo Dr Jan Marek3: NIRS Dr Aparna Hoskote4: Berlin Heart Dr Ann Karimova5: Anatomy for surgeons Dr Andrew Cook6: Pacing Dr Dominic Abrams09.00 Theme 3: Critical Aortic Stenosis09.00 Update on Fetal InterventionProfessor James E Lock09.30 LV: What’s Too Small?Dr Jan Marek10.00 Novel strategies for Long-term outcomesDr Olivier Raisky10.30 Break11.00 What’s New in Surgery?11.00 MorphologyDr Andrew Cook11.20 Risk Score for Cardiac SurgeonsProfessor Martin Utley11.40 Outcome of Sano vs BT shunt trial for HLHSProfessor Peter C Laussen12.00 Robotic surgeryProfessor Pedro J del Nido12.20 Determinants of parent stress after surgeryMs Annette McQuillan & Dr Jo Wray12.40 Pulmonary Vein Stenosistbc13.00 LunchCitY Day 2: AfternoonCitY Nursing DayNew Ways of Working in Paediatric Cardiac Services14.00 Theme 4: Debates:14.00 Is valve sparing aortic root replacement the appropriate long-termstrategy for Marfan’s Syndrome?Yes - Mr Martin Kostolny vs No - Professor Duke E Cameron14.30 Diagnostic catheterisation is obsolete?Yes - Professor Andrew Taylor vs No - Dr Shak Qureshi15.00 Cost utility data should be used to guide treatment decisions in CICUYes - Dr Kate Brown vs No - Dr John Smith15.30 Tea16.00 The David Waterstone LectureProfessor Pedro J del NidoGrowing a left ventricle, what are the limits?16.45 CloseVisiting LecturerDr Kathy Mussatto, Children’s Hospital of Wisconsin, USAIntroduction and Big WelcomeChris CaldwellNational perspective of Advanced Specialist NursesChris CaldwellNon-beating heart donors in paediatric heart transplantation Paediatric Heart Tx team & Donor Transplant CoordinatorFeedback from families whose child died within a year of dischargeDr Kate BullConsent and Advanced Nurse PractitionersAdvanced Cardiac Nurse PractitionersNew developments in cardiopulmonary bypassNigel CrossMRI, how does its use assist outcomes in congenital heart disease?Consultant CardiologistThe effects of Arrhythmias on children’s lives outside of hospital Consultant Cardiologist & Clinical Nurse SpecialistFrusemide, how much is too much?Consultant CardiologistAnticoagulation out of the hospital settingDi RobertshawThe Child and Parents’ view of how cardiac surgery affected their livesProgramme subject to change. Please see website for further details and updates. Nurses registered for the Nursing Day have the option to attend any of the main CitY/GUCH lectures, andto join the main programme for afternoon sessions.Nurses already registered for CitY/GUCH may attend the Nursing Day sessions by choosing the Tuesday Nursing Day option on the registration formwww.ichevents.com

Wednesday 14 th April 2010CitY/GUCH Day 3: Morning07.30 Registration for GUCH delegates08.00 Hands-on Breakfast Workshops1: MRI/CT Dr Vivek Muthurangu2: Functional Echo Measures Dr Shay Cullen3: Transition Dr Sachin Khambadkone4: ICDs Dr Martin Lowe5: Pacing Dr Dominic Abrams6: Anatomy for surgeons Dr Andrew Cook7: Berlin Heart Dr Ann Karimova09.00 Theme A: Ebstein’s Anomaly09.00 AnatomyDr Andrew Cook09.20 When to operateDr Pedro Trigo-Trindade09.40 Ideal imaging – what do the surgeons need?Dr John Simpson10.00 Novel techniques for repairProfessor Pedro J del Nido10.20 Long-term outcomeDr Lorna Swan10.40 Break11.00 What’s New Across the Age Boundaries?11.00 Three D EchoProfessor Folkert Meijboom11.20 MRI & CTProfessor Maarten Groenink11.40 Functional Testing (CPEX)Dr Allessandro Giardini12.00 TransplantationDr Mike Burch12.20 Pulmonary HypertensionDr Ingram Schulze-Neick12.40 Rheumatic Heart DiseaseProfessor Bongani M Mayosi13.00 LunchCitY/GUCH Day 3: Afternoon14.00 Theme B: Devices14.00 ICDs Dr Pier Lambiase14.20 Pacing & CRT Dr Denis Pellerin14.40 Percutaneous valves Dr Michael Mullen15.00 How do you introduce new technology? Professor William McKenna15.20 Tea15.50 Theme C: Long-term Functional Outcome15.50 Quality of Life after Congenital Heart Surgery: UK vs US DataDr Jo Wray16.10 Beyond Survival: Psychosocial aspects of paediatric heart diseaseDr Kathy Mussatto16.30 The 1 st Jane Somerville LectureProfessor John DeanfieldThe Fontan: 40 years of failure or success?17.15 Close of CitYGUCH Nursing Day9:00 Congenital heart disease diagnosed in adulthood Marie Francis9:20 Role of the Clinical Nurse Specialist in pregnancy service Ruth Brooks9:40 Heart failure in congenital heart disease; a Nurse lead service Nathalie Picot10:00 Coffee10:20 Is it safe to drive and fly? Shay Cullen10:50 Arrhythmias in adult congenital heart disease Fiona Walker11:10 Transition Linda Griffiths11:30 ACHD Clinical Nurse Specialist role in outpatient clinic Sheena Vernon11:50 Sexual activity in young people with congenital heart disease Fiona Walker12:10 WORKSHOP 1: End of life discussion and palliative care12:35 WORKSHOP 2: ContraceptionProgramme subject to change. Please see website for further details and updates. Nurses registered for the Nursing Day have the option to attend any of the main CitY/GUCH lectures, andto join the main programme for afternoon sessions.Nurses already registered for CitY/GUCH may attend the Nursing Day sessions by choosing the Wednesday Nursing Day option on the registration formwww.ichevents.com

Thursday 15 th April 2010GUCH Half Day: Morning07.30 Refreshments08.00 Hands-on Breakfast Workshops1: MRI/CT Dr Oliver Tann2: TOE Dr Shay Cullen3: Exercise testing Dr Graham Derrick4: How to put in a valve Dr Sachin Khambadkone5: Pacing Dr Dominic Abrams6: Anatomy for surgeons Dr Andrew Cook09.00 Theme D: The Dilating Aorta09.00 Best imagingDr Oliver Tann09.30 Can the physician help? - Medical TreatmentProfessor Johan Holm10.00 Surgical options and when to interveneProfessor Duke E Cameron10.30 Break11.00 Overview of the New European GUCH GuidelinesProfessor Helmut Baumgartner11.30 What are we still debating?11.50 Antibiotic ProphylaxisDr Shay Cullen12.10 How much sport or exercise?Dr Graham Stuart12.30 Pregnancy – what’s safe?Dr Fiona Walker12.50 GUCH Training AccreditationDr Sara Thorne13.10 Lunch & End of conferencewww.ichevents.com

REGISTRATION FORM: CitY/GUCH 2010Please complete details clearly in block capitals as this information is used to prepare event materials.Code: 2T51Prof /Dr /Mr /Ms /Mrs /Miss /Other__________________________________________________________ Male /Female First Name;_______________________________________________ Surname:_________________________________________________PaymentIn order to be registered for this event, full payment of fees must be made with your application unless an organisation is payingon your behalf. 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WeGUCH only £185 £200 cannot book you on to the event without this documentation: if it is not attached, your application will not be processed It isTrainees - £120 your own responsibility to ensure that your application is approved by your employer and forwarded to this office.www.ichevents.comNurses - £80 Nursing Days onlyOne day£80 Two days£120 Which days do you wish to register for? CitY Mon Tues Wed GUCH Wed Thurs (½ day) Applicant’s DeclarationData Protection Act 1998: I agree to ICH processing personal data contained on this form, or other data which may be obtained fromme or other people or organisations whilst I am applying for this event. I agree to the processing of such data for any purpose connectedwith my attendance at ICH events, or my health and safety whilst on ICH’s premises or for any other legitimate purpose. I agree to theterms and conditions above and confirm that payment for this event is enclosed/will be made in full before I attend. 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Course Directors: CitY – Dr Allan Goldman, GUCH – Professor John DeanfieldInvited SpeakersInternationalProfessor Helmut Baumgartner, UKM, Münster, GermanyProfessor Duke E Cameron, Surgeon-in-Charge, John’s Hopkins Hospital, Baltimore, USAProfessor Pedro J del Nido, Chairman, Dept Cardiac Surgery– Children’s Hospital of Boston (CHB), USAProfessor Maarten Groenink, Dept of Cardiology & Radiology, Medical Center,Amsterdam, NetherlandsProfessor Johan Holm, Malmo University Hospital, SwedenProfessor Peter C Laussen, Chief, Division of Cardiovascular Intensive Care, CHB, USAProfessor James E Lock, Cardiologist-in-Chief, CHB, USAProfessor Bongani M Mayosi, Professor & Head Dept of Medicine, University Cape Town, SAProfessor Folkert Meijboom, UMCU, University Hospital Utrecht, NetherlandsDr Olivier Raisky, Hopital L Pradel, Lyon, FranceDr Pedro Trigo-Trindade, Dept of Cardiology, University Hospital, Zurich, SwitzerlandUnited KingdomProfessor John Cairns, London School of Hygiene & Tropical MedicineDr Pier Lambiase, London Bridge HospitalDr Mike Mullen, Royal Brompton & Harefield NHS Foundation Trust, LondonDr Shak Qureshi, Evelina Hospital, LondonDr John Simpson, Guy’s & St Thomas’ NHS Foundation TrustDr John Smith, NewcastleDr Graham Stuart, Bristol Royal Hospital for ChildrenDr Lorna Swan, Royal Brompton & Harefield NHS Foundation Trust, LondonDr Sara Thorne, University Hospital BirminghamProfessor Martin Utley, University College LondonOrganising Committee: (Main programme) Professor Martin Elliott, Liz Smith, Dr Victor Tsang, Professor Folkert Meijboom, Dr Shay Cullen, Dr Fiona Walker, Fiona Kennedy(Nursing Days) Liz Smith, Fiona Kennedy, Di Robertshaw, Elizabeth Leonard, Angi Scarisbrick, Barbara Childs, Hayley TobinCourses & Conferences Office,UCL Institute of Child Health,30 Guilford Street, London WC1N 1EHTel: 020 7829 8692 / 7813 8394Fax: 020 7831 6902info@ichevents.comwww.ichevents.comCheck for programme changes and updates onwww.CityGuch.com