PROGRAMME

This year there will be a selection of different programmes taking place across the two day meeting. Registration for the full meeting will allow you to attend any of these programmes. If you choose to attend for just one day, you can attend any of the programmes on that day. However, spaces are limited so you will be asked to indicate in advance which of the parallel programmes you’d like to attend.

Here’s a preview of what’s on the agenda:

Ross-PEARS in congenital aortic stenosis with aortopathy – experience to date
Mitral clip for congenital hearts: Who wins, who doesn’t?
TAVI for bicuspid valves in the young: Brave new frontier or clinical compromise?
HLHS and brain development
Generation CHD – how do we optimise their future after surgery?
Ketamine in a Coke can – challenging anaesthesia in CHD
Is it coarctation? The role of fetal cardiac MRI in postnatal coarctation prediction
From concept to care: The role of percutaneous hybrid strategies in initial HLHS intervention
When to tell the surgeon that the residual lesion cannot be left alone
To fenestrate or not to fenestrate? To close or not to close? Navigating the fontan fenestration decisions
From pixels to precision – how 3D printing and AI are revolutionising CHD treatment
When to consider the late biventricular repair in a patient destined for single ventricle pathway
Cardiomems and mechanical support in single ventricle to optimise for transplantation
The current status of neonatal and infant transplantation in the UK: Is it a realistic treatment option?