ACI 2024

ACI 2024

BCIS Advanced Cardiovascular Intervention 2024
Wednesday 31st January – Friday 2nd February | London Hilton Metropole

We are delighted to announce that the British Cardiovascular Intervention Society’s flagship conference Advanced Cardiovascular Intervention is now open for registration!

In-person attendance is exclusive to BCIS members, giving you the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals up and down the country. Taking place from Wednesday 31st January to 2nd February 2024 at the Hilton London Metropole, this is the first BCIS ACI conference led by BCIS President Prof. David Hildick-Smith alongside a carefully selected programme committee.

It takes a matter of minutes to secure your place, with options to secure on-site accommodation and a spot at the dinner table! Find out more including what to expect from the programme and registration information in the link below.

BCIS Research Day

BCIS Research Day

20th November | Royal College of Physicians, London

Aims of the Research Day

  • To showcase current interventional research activities in UK
  • To strengthen interventional cardiology research by encouraging BCIS members to participate in research as – research is part of clinical care!
  • To create awareness of research opportunities including funding opportunities available
Session themes will consist of:

  • Investigator led UK interventional trials and other academic trials
  • Updates from the BCIS Research Teams
  • How to get ahead in academic interventional cardiology
  • Role of funders: NIHR, BHF, CRC and Industry
  • National and international registries
  • Collaborations/opportunities with other societies

 

OPEN TO ALL BCIS MEMBERS, including consultants, trainees, AHPs and academics

BCIS OHCA Study Day

BCIS OHCA Study Day

25 September 2023 | Royal College of Physicians | In-Person

Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) remains a significant problem for the NHS. In England in 2019, ambulance services responded to over 80,000 cardiac arrest calls, of which 31,146 subsequently received treatment. Fewer than a third (30.7%) of patients in whom resuscitation was attempted by ambulance staff were admitted to hospital with a return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC). Overall survival to discharge was 9.6%.

The aims of this OHCA Study day are:

  • To promote the BCIS position statements on OHCA, namely, to try to eliminate variance across the UK in the provision of diagnostics, therapeutics and rehab of OHCA patients
  • To bring local policy makers/decision makers (‘Network leads’) together to share best practice and key evidence in the contemporary management of OHCA patients
  • To offer a learning experience to BCIS members through case-based discussion to integrate into their own practice
  • To share knowledge and evidence of local and regional pathways and initiatives (BCIS triage pathway, CARE clinic)

 

The program will consist of:

  • Short lectures
  • ‘Case in a box’ presentations with a provocative clinical scenario, clinical situation slides, echo/angio/CT images, case follow-up/what happened/what drove particular decisions
  • Discussion
  • Trainees’ best case/best abstract

BCIS Education Forum — Calcium Preparation

BCIS Education Forum — Calcium Preparation

BCIS Education Forum — Calcium Preparation

Tuesday, 14 November 2023

Speaker: Dr Asad Bhatty | Supervisor: Prof. James Cotton

Topics include:

  • Cutting Balloon
  • Rotablation
  • Intravascular Lithotripsy

This webinar is open to BCIS members only and is suitable for all subscription types.

BCIS Education Forum — Preparing for PCI — Patient Factors & Managing Co-Morbidities

BCIS Education Forum — Preparing for PCI — Patient Factors & Managing Co-Morbidities

BCIS Education Forum — Preparing for PCI — Patient Factors & Managing Co-Morbidities

Tuesday, 12 September 2023

Speaker: Dr Suleman Aktaa | Supervisor: Dr Thomas Martin

Topics include:

  • Co-Morbidities — What Should I Do About Renal Failure, Diabetes
  • Anticoagulant Before the Procedure?
  • Aspirin Allergy — How to Approach the Patient
  • High Bleeding Risk — DAPT Duration and Alternative Options

This webinar is open to BCIS members only and is suitable for all subscription types.

BCIS Education Forum — Advanced Lesion Assessment

BCIS Education Forum — Advanced Lesion Assessment

BCIS Education Forum — Advanced Lesion Assessment

Tuesday, 10 October 2023

Speaker: Dr Ashwin Radhakrishnan | Supervisor: Dr Antonis Pavlidis

Topics include:

  • Define Native Complex Lesion
  • Thrombus
  • Tortuosity
  • Large Vessel

This webinar is open to BCIS members only and is suitable for all subscription types.

TEER for Mitral and Tricuspid Regurgitation – VALVE FOR LIFE UK

TEER for Mitral and Tricuspid Regurgitation – VALVE FOR LIFE UK

WEDNESDAY 14TH JUNE – 17:00 – 18:30

wHAT TO EXPECT

Attend this webinar to learn more about Percutaneous leaflet repair for mitral and tricuspid regurgitation, otherwise known as Transcatheter Edge-to-Edge Repair (TEER). This is now widely available in the UK for treatment of patients with symptomatic mitral regurgitation who are higher risk for mitral valve surgery, with a more limited number of centres offering simian treatment for patients with severe tricuspid regurgitation.

Join this webinar if you want a contemporary overview of the field of percutaneous mitral and tricuspid repair, or need guidance on clinical and imaging selection of patients who are suitable for treatment. The webinar is aimed at all clinicians involved in the management of patients with mitral and tricuspid regurgitation. The webinar will be led by Dr Jonathan Byrne and will use a case-based approach to discuss how and where patients should be referred.

PROGRAMME

17:00 | Status of TEER in the UK – where can I refer my patient? | Prof. Dan Blackman
17:10 | TEER for severe MR- which patients | Dr Jon Byrne
17:20 | Discussion
17:25 | Case 1 – Mitral TEER | Dr Rob Smith
17:35 | Discussion
17:40 | Tricuspid regurgitation- why does it matter and what are the treatment options? | Dr Jim Newton
17:50 | Discussion
17:55 | TEER for the patient with severe TR – patient selection and treatment outcomes | Dr Jim Newton
18:05 | Case demonstration – tricuspid TEER | Dr Sam Dawkins
18:15 | Panel and audience discussion 10 minutes

BCIS Coronary Intervention Trainees e-Course

BCIS Coronary Intervention Trainees e-Course

11th December 2023  |  Virtual

Following the success of the recent Leeds in-person BCIS Coronary Intervention Trainees Course, we would like to invite you to the autumn online meeting.
The focus of the meeting is to provide a solid grounding in numerous aspects of interventional cardiology, some of which are more challenging to gain personal exposure to. 
As well as short very clinically focused presentations, there will be numerous opportunities for interaction with the speakers and other faculty members.

Topics covered include:

  • Unusual Presentations of Coronary Disease
  • How Did I Manage this Complication
  • What I Do With Patients With Severe Ventricular Impairment
We look forward to large numbers of you joining us for what we hope will be an educational and enjoyable meeting.
The e-Course is free to attend and exclusive to members of the British Cardiovascular Intervention Society (BCIS).

BCIS Education Forum — MDT Session

BCIS Education Forum — MDT Session

BCIS Education Forum — MDT Session

Tuesday, 08 August 2023

Speaker: Dr Evangelos Tzolos | Supervisor: Dr Keith Robertson

Topics include

  • The TAVI MDT – AVR vs. TAVR When and in Whom?
  • Coronary MDT

This webinar is open to BCIS members only and is suitable for all subscription types.

BCIS Education Forum — Chronic Total Occlusions (3)

BCIS Education Forum — Chronic Total Occlusions (3)

BCIS Education Forum — Chronic Total Occlusions (3)

Tuesday, 11 July 2023

Speaker: Dr Shana Tehrani | Supervisor: Dr Vivek Kodoth

Topics include

  • Troubleshooting and Problem Solving
  • A Long Complex Case, When to Stop?

This webinar is open to BCIS members only and is suitable for all subscription types.