London Aorta aims to illuminate the complex world of aortic diseases, often termed the “orphan organ,” by embracing a multidisciplinary approach. With the rise in genetic testing and an ageing demographic, the demand for comprehensive information, expert advice, and potential interventions is growing. London Aorta 2024 is set to address these needs, diving into the intricacies of aortic pathologies and the evolving landscape of treatment options.
Event Highlights
This conference will delve into a wide array of topics, including:
- Innovative Surgical Approaches: Exploring surgical treatment concepts in proximal aortic dissection and their impact on patient outcomes.
- Comprehensive Treatment Pathways: Discussion on treatment pathways for aortic syndromes, spanning from traditional to emerging endovascular solutions.
- Frontiers of Aortic Research: A look at new ideas and progress within the field, focusing on the pathophysiology of the aorta and advances in treatment.
- Patient-Centred Care: Insights into the patient experience of key outcomes in aortic dissection, emphasising improving quality of life and care delivery.
- Genetic Insights: Understanding genetics in patients with aortopathy and its implications from childhood to adult age.
- The Nursing Perspective: A unique viewpoint on a patient’s journey through the eyes of nursing professionals, highlighting the importance of comprehensive care.
- Innovation and Technology: Spotlight on emerging innovations for aortopathy patients, addressing the current and future landscape of aortic disease management.
Programme Committee
The event is organised by a distinguished committee of experts in the field of aortic diseases, including Christoph Nienaber, Said Abisi, Morad Sallam, Richard Gibbs, Aung Oo, Ulrich Rosendahl, and Usman Jaffer, ensuring a rich and informative programme.
Stay tuned for updates and prepare for an engaging and enlightening experience at London Aorta 2024, where the focus is on advancing the understanding and treatment of aortic diseases through collaboration and innovation.
