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The retinal microvasculature: heart disease in the eye of the beholder

26 January 2024
Join Jonathan (Jonty) Bennett, Cardiology Research Fellow at University College London and Barts Heart Centre, as he provides an overview of retinal imaging and its role in detecting and preventing cardiovascular disease (CVD).

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Jonathan (Jonty) Bennett, Cardiology Research Fellow, University College London and Barts Heart Centre

Learning objectives
  • Understand how retinal imaging can be used to assess retinal microvasculature, and the prevention and screening of cardiovascular disease.
  • Establish an understanding of the existing evidence base and latest developments in advanced retinal imaging.

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