Complex Aortic Arch and Thoracoabdominal Aortic Cases

Explore the complexities of the aortic arch and thoracoabdominal cases, emphasising the aorta's distinct role as an organ in advanced medical education and patient care.

The Aortic Association hosts a focused educational event, the Case Based Learning (CBL) Pilot Meeting, dedicated to complex aortic arch and thoracoabdominal aortic cases. This meeting aims to provide in-depth insights through the discussion of real-life cases, with input from multidisciplinary experts.

Programme Highlights

  • Case Presentations: Four complex cases from leading aortic centres will be presented and discussed, offering practical insights into diagnosis and management.
  • Expert Input: Engage with a panel of experts for a comprehensive understanding of each case, including the rationale behind treatment decisions.
  • Technology and Devices: Learn about the latest in aortic repair devices from industry representatives, understanding their application in treatment strategies.
  • CBL Sessions: Discover the impact of Case Based Learning in medical education, with a focus on aortic diseases.

Recognition of the Aorta as an Organ

A pivotal aspect of this meeting is the acknowledgement of the aorta as an organ in itself, a significant shift in medical understanding. This new perspective is crucial for developing more effective diagnostic and treatment strategies for aortic diseases. The meeting will incorporate this advanced understanding into the discussion of cases, highlighting the importance of holistic and patient-centred approaches in the management of aortic conditions.

This meeting is ideal for healthcare professionals involved in the care of patients with aortic diseases, including clinicians, surgeons, and medical educators, who are looking to deepen their understanding and improve their clinical practice through the examination of complex cases.

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Complex Aortic Arch and Thoracoabdominal Aortic Cases

Explore the complexities of the aortic arch and thoracoabdominal cases, emphasising the aorta's distinct role as an organ in advanced medical education and patient care.
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