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Cardiovascular medicine videos

Federica Marelli-Berg takes a look at some common and not-so-common causes of myocarditis, and the clinical manifestations cardiologists should consider.
Jon Byrne and Madalina Garbi explore the latest guidelines and current practice around transcatheter valve interventions (including aortic valve implantation (TAVI), mitral regurgitation management and tricuspid valve repair) – which patients are suitable for these interventions, and how do they compare to traditional surgical approaches?
Professor Paul Kalra summarises key findings presented at the 2024 Heart Failure Association ESC meeting in Lisbon. He discusses the new data on hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, heart failure with reduced ejection fraction, and challenges in diagnosis and treatment optimisation. He also explores the early benefits of sodium-glucose co-transporter 2 inhibitors and evidence-based treatments for heart failure with preserved ejection fraction.
Watch Terry McCormack and Rani Khatib discuss the updates to lipid management guidelines to reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease and implications for clinical practice. They will provide an overview of which patients should be treated, outline the current lipid-lowering targets and introduce the range of suitable treatments.
Many of us understand the importance of exercise to improve not only our cardiovascular health, but health in general. Despite healthier living, cardiac-related injury or even death can occur in those who appear physically healthy, even athletes. Join Dr Gherardo Finocchiaro as he discusses the aetiology and epidemiology of sudden cardiac death, and the importance of cardiac screening, diagnosis and risk minimisation.
Join Professor John McMurray as he highlights some of the must-see sessions at the upcoming ESC Congress 2024 in London. Do not miss out on this unique opportunity to advance your knowledge and network with leading experts in cardiology.
 

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