Monday 29th October sees sessions from primary care through basic science to cardiac surgery. The HRUK training course will run throughout the whole meeting. Read more
Tuesday 30th October begins with the inaugural Richard Sutton Lecture. There is a truly international flavour to the day with speakers from the USA, Canada and Europe in the AF session, a ‘Meet-the-Experts’ session, the Young Investigator’s Award and Paediatric Electrophysiology, not to mention the Congress Gala Dinner with the presentation of the Arrhythmia Alliance Excellence in Practice Awards and the Young Investigator Awards. Read more
Wednesday 31st October includes sessions aimed specifically at patients/carers and patient groups. A-A, STARS & SADS UK will each host their annual conference within the congress. Read more
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Q: ‘I am booked to have an ablation in two days time, but I have started my period. Will this complicate the procedure?’ A: No, it should not make any difference. If the patient is having a left sided procedure anticoagulants will be used. It is usually advised that a patient’s period may be a bit heavier than usual.
