The East of England has launched the AAD Toolkit to improve the emergency management of acute aortic dissection.

The East of England has launched the AAD Toolkit to improve the emergency management of acute aortic dissection.
Aortic dissection care is evolving, with task forces, research, and advocacy driving better outcomes for patients in the UK and Ireland.
The Marfan syndrome community unites to share stories, raise awareness, and support those living with this genetic condition.
The NHS is undergoing major reforms to bring care closer to home, improve digital services, and prioritise prevention, ensuring a healthier future for all.
The Medical Research Charities Showcase brought charities and policymakers together to focus on the real impact of research on patients’ lives.
Biomedical engineers and surgeons use advanced materials to repair aortic dissections, showcasing the science behind life-saving treatments.
Patient support groups play a vital role in improving rare disease care through advocacy, collaboration, and support for patients and their families.
Systemic failures in managing Acute Type A Aortic Dissection highlight the urgent need for diagnostic, transfer and care improvements across the UK and Ireland.
Patients are shaping medical education by sharing their experiences, fostering empathy, and preparing future doctors for patient-centred care.
Cutting-edge strategies and innovations shaping the future of aortic dissection care, from safety culture to advanced technologies.
Expert insights and practical advice on managing blood pressure for aortic dissection patients, including a webinar and comprehensive guide.
The Aortic Dissection Charitable Trust welcomes Dr Jill Madine as Chair of its Research Advisory Group, following the impactful leadership of Professor Colin Bicknell.
The CAASP study highlights critical delays in diagnosing and treating acute aortic syndrome, offering insights for improving patient outcomes and care pathways.
AortaEd experts discuss innovative perfusion techniques and case studies for improving outcomes in aortic dissection surgery.
The Aortic Dissection Charity Ball at Pride Park brought together 180 guests to honour Ben Latham and raise funds for aortic dissection.
TADCT’s presentation at EACTS showcased the importance of patient voices in improving care and outcomes for aortic dissection patients.
The profound psychological impact of aortic dissection – discover coping strategies through expert insights and patient stories.
September marked significant progress in aortic disease awareness, with innovative outreach, collaborative events, and groundbreaking research driving early diagnosis and improved care.
Expert insights into advanced perfusion techniques for managing complex aortic conditions from leading specialists at Barts Heart Centre.
These research grants fund innovative projects dedicated to advancing aortic dissection diagnosis and enhancing patient care for better outcomes.
Our dedicated supporters have come together to raise vital funds for aortic dissection research, advancing life-saving diagnosis and treatment efforts.
The Scottish Aortic Dissection Education Event 2024 brought together healthcare professionals for lectures and hands-on workshops focused on improving diagnosis and care.
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