Inside Look at DAShED2

Inside Look at DAShED2

The DAShED2 study aims to improve the diagnosis of aortic dissection in emergency departments across the UK. By targeting intermediate-risk patients, the study seeks to enhance diagnostic accuracy and CT utilisation.

Bridging Gaps in Primary Care

Bridging Gaps in Primary Care

The PCCS Spring Conference in London highlighted the crucial need for focused education and resources to help general practitioners better detect and manage aortic dissection early.

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.

A Renewed Commitment and Strategic Blueprint

A Renewed Commitment and Strategic Blueprint

In a meeting with The Rt Hon Victoria Atkins MP, the Aortic Dissection Charitable Trust laid out a strategic blueprint aimed at improving care for aortic dissection patients, highlighting the need for advanced treatments and comprehensive follow-up care.

SCTS Annual Meeting 2024

SCTS Annual Meeting 2024

The SCTS annual meeting lunchbox session discussed the evolving landscape of aortic dissection care, emphasising the integration of new medical devices and the pivotal role of data in improving patient outcomes.

Yale School of Medicine: Safety for Aortic Patients

Yale School of Medicine: Safety for Aortic Patients

At the Yale HVC Quality & Safety Grand Rounds, a keynote by the aortic dissection charity, hosted by Dr John Elefteriades, highlights the important role of patient-centred care and global cooperation.

Insights from the ASES Study

Insights from the ASES Study

The ASES Study represents a significant breakthrough in aortic dissection diagnosis. Supported by NIHR, it aims to enhance emergency department diagnostics, potentially saving lives. The webinar recap provided an insightful overview of the Aortic Syndrome Evidence Synthesis (ASES) Study.

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.

Running for a Cause Beyond the Finish Line

Running for a Cause Beyond the Finish Line

The Werrington Joggers rallied to support aortic dissection research after a member’s critical incident. Chair Rod highlighted the club’s collective effort, stating their pride in supporting vital charities.

G F Tomlinson Set for a Year of Fundraising

G F Tomlinson Set for a Year of Fundraising

G F Tomlinson’s 2024 fundraising initiatives, including a baking battle and football tournament, aim to raise awareness and support for aortic dissection. This strategic partnership leverages the firm’s legacy in community engagement for vital healthcare causes.

Diagnosis Insights from The Resus Room Podcast

Diagnosis Insights from The Resus Room Podcast

The Resus Room podcast delves into the complexities of diagnosing acute aortic syndrome. This episode provides a vital look at the nuances of AAS, a condition frequently misdiagnosed and fraught with treatment delays.

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