Past Events

We are dedicated to raising awareness, providing support, and promoting improvements in the treatment of aortic dissection. Our past events have played a vital role in bringing together medical professionals, patients, families, and supporters to share knowledge, experiences, and innovations. We are grateful for everyone’s involvement and support, making these events impactful and successful.

For information about our upcoming events, please visit our events page.

London Aorta

London Aorta

Date Oct 3 - 4, 2024Venue Royal College of PhysiciansOrganiser London Aorta

Discover the multifaceted nature of the aorta as an organ at London Aorta 2024, delving into the latest in aortic disease treatment and research.

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Aortic Nurses Symposium

Aortic Nurses Symposium

Date 7 June 2024Venue The King’s Fund, LondonOrganiser Aortic Dissection Charitable Trust

The inaugural Aortic Nurses Symposium in the UK focuses on the critical role of specialist aortic nurses in patient care and support. Open to nurses and allied health professionals with an interest in aortic dissection.

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The DAShED Study Results

The DAShED Study Results

Date 29 May 2024Venue OnlineOrganiser Aortic Dissection Charitable Trust

Professor Matt Reed will unveil pivotal insights from the DAShED study, which tracked the outcomes of over 5,000 patients across UK emergency departments. This essential research will help refine diagnostic strategies in emergency medicine.

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CX Symposium

CX Symposium

Date Apr 23 - 24, 2024Venue ExCeL LondonOrganiser Charing Cross Symposium

CX 2024 at ExCeL London addresses vascular controversies, aiming for an evidence-based consensus among global experts.

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Cardiovascular Symposium

Cardiovascular Symposium

Date 21 March 2024Venue Royal Devon University Healthcare NHS Foundation TrustOrganiser Congenital Heart Disease Network South Wales and South West

Hear from Steve Perryman MBE at the Cardiovascular Symposium as he shares his journey through acute aortic dissection, offering a unique patient perspective.

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SCTS Annual Meeting

SCTS Annual Meeting

Date Mar 17 - 19, 2024Venue International Convention Centre WalesOrganiser The Society for Cardiothoracic Surgery in Great Britain and Ireland (SCTS)

A range of workshops, symposia, and lectures, with a focus on aortic dissection, this event is a chance for medical professionals to learn about the latest advances in cardiothoracic surgery and improve patient outcomes.

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ASES Study Results

ASES Study Results

Date 6 March 2024Venue OnlineOrganiser Aortic Dissection Charitable Trust

Discover pivotal insights at our webinar on the Aortic Syndrome Evidence Synthesis (ASES) Study's latest findings in aortic dissection research, led by experts in the field.

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Rare Disease Day

Rare Disease Day

Date 29 February 2024Venue OnlineOrganiser Rare Disease Day

The risk of aortic dissection increases within a large spectrum of rare genetic, connective tissue and inflammatory diseases. We stand united with all those representing patients & families affected by these conditions.

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Management of aortic dissection in North West of England, Wales and Isle of Man

Management of aortic dissection in North West of England, Wales and Isle of Man

Date 20 November 2023Venue Preston Marriot HotelOrganiser NHS England, Greater Manchester and Eastern Cheshire Strategic Clinical Network and Northwest Coast Clinical Network

Unite with patients, families, and medical professionals on the 20th of November focusing on the management of aortic dissection, with the launch of the NHS Acute Aortic Dissection Toolkit.

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UK Perfusion Congress

UK Perfusion Congress

Date Nov 3 - 5, 2023Venue East Midlands Conference CentreOrganiser Society of Clinical Perfusion Scientists of GB&I

The largest gathering of perfusionists in the UK and is a forum for sharing of novel research, lively debate of current perfusion concepts and the opportunity to catch up with colleagues and friends in the profession.

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BANCC Annual Conference 2023

BANCC Annual Conference 2023

Date 15 September 2023Venue Coventry University Technology ParkOrganiser British Association for Nursing in Cardiovascular Care (BANCC)

Join us at the BANCC Annual Conference 2023, as aortic dissection patients take centre stage to enlighten and inspire through shared lived expereince stories of the condition and cutting-edge advancements in cardiovascular care.

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5K for AD

5K for AD

Date 25 July 2023Venue Ashton Gate Stadium, BristolOrganiser Bristol City F.C.

On 25th July 2023, we invite you to come and support the teams taking part in a 5K walk around Ashton Gate Stadium, raising awareness and funds for aortic dissection

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Aortic Forum 2023

Aortic Forum 2023

Date Jun 21 - 23, 2023Venue WolubilisOrganiser The European Association for Cardio-Thoracic Surgery (EACTS)

The Aortic Forum 2023 is a three-day international event dedicated to the advancement of the treatment and care of patients with aortic disease.

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Aortic Futures Careers Day

Aortic Futures Careers Day

Date 3 May 2023Venue Everton FCOrganiser University of Liverpool

Step into the exciting world of biomedical research and explore the many fascinating career opportunities available in research. In partnership with the University of Liverpool and Everton in the Community. Recommended for KS4 and upwards (ages 14+)

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