Aortic Dissection Patient Story

The Aortic Dissection Charitable Trust is dedicated to sharing patient stories, offering a platform for individuals affected by aortic dissection to share their experiences and journeys. These stories provide valuable insights and foster a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by patients, which in turn helps to educate the public and healthcare professionals. By amplifying these personal narratives, the Trust aims to raise awareness and encourage improvements in patient care and support across the UK and Ireland.

Solo Kayak UK Challenge for Aortic Dissection

Solo Kayak UK Challenge for Aortic Dissection

Driven by personal loss, Michael Lambert finishes an ambitious solo kayak journey around the UK. His mission: attempt to break a Guinness World Record and spotlight the critical need for aortic dissection awareness and research.

Aortic Nurses Symposium 2024

Aortic Nurses Symposium 2024

Bringing together patients, nurses, and healthcare professionals to explore the vital role of aortic nurses. The event featured moving personal stories, expert-led sessions on aortic care and valuable networking opportunities.

Remembering Kentaro Miura

Remembering Kentaro Miura

Kentaro Miura, the creator of “Berserk,” tragically passed away from aortic dissection, a stark reminder of human vulnerability. His profound impact on manga through intricate storytelling and detailed art lives on.

Miracle Running for Aortic Awareness

Miracle Running for Aortic Awareness

Emily takes on the London Landmarks Half Marathon with Miracle the Unicorn as part of a year long challenge, for aortic dissection awareness.

The Silent Why: Navigating Loss with Purpose

The Silent Why: Navigating Loss with Purpose

Catherine Fowler and Dr John Cronin share transformative insights on aortic dissection, highlighting the power of collaborative efforts in emergency medicine and the journey through grief.

The Importance of Patient Safety

The Importance of Patient Safety

Engaging patients and their families is essential for preventing misdiagnoses, especially for severe conditions like aortic dissection that could result in fatal outcomes.