This annual event attracts speakers and
delegates from around the globe, including many of the world's leading
experts on sports cardiology and young sudden cardiac death.
The aim of the CRY conferences is to draw together experts in the
fields of sports cardiology, inherited cardiac diseases and sudden
cardiac death in the young, who will present contemporary topics and
developments in their respective fields.
The purpose of the conferences is to create an
opportunity for all those involved in the care of athletes and young
individuals in general to gain up to date knowledge relating to the
effects of athletic training and the diagnosis and management of
individuals with inherited cardiac diseases, in the hope of
preventing tragic young sudden deaths in the future.
If you have any questions about
the conference
please contact Azra in the CRY office by e-mailingconferences@c-r-y.org.uk
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Agendas from the 2012 CRY International
Conference
2012 CRY
International Conference:
Day 1, Friday October 12th
‘Sports Cardiology:
From Theory to Practice’
09:00 - 10:30
session Chair: Prof Sanjay Sharma, Dr Andre La Gerche Cardiovascular adaptation to exercise
09:00
Cardiac evaluation
of athletes Dr Abbas Zaidi
09:30
Interpreting the athlete's ECG:
impact of ethnicity, gender and age Dr Michael Papadakis
10:00
Crash course on CMR of the athletic
heart
Dr Rory O'Hanlon
10:30
Coffee break
11:00 - 12:30
session Chair: Prof Domenico Corrado, Dr Michael Papadakis Vexing issues in Sports Cardiology
11:00
Marathon running: too much of a good
thing?
Prof Sanjay Sharma
11:30
Right
ventricular adaptation to exercise: the weak link of the
athletic heart? Dr Andre La Gerche
12:00
Arrhythmias in athletic individuals:
innocent bystanders or markers of athletic heart disease?
Prof Hein Heidbuchel
12:30
Defibrillators
in athletic venues: protecting athletes and spectators alike? Prof Mats Borjesson
13:00
Lunch break
14:00 - 15:00 session Chair: Prof Mats Borjesson, Dr Rory
O'Hanlon Novel concepts in Sports Cardiology
14:00
Sporting engineering for better performance Dr Joanna Scurr
14:30
Scarring
of the athletic heart Prof Domenico Corrado
15:00
Coffee break
15:30 - 17:00
session Chair: Prof Sanjay Sharma, Prof Hein Heidbuchel Case studies in Sports Cardiology for the clinician
16:50
Closing remarks Prof Sanjay Sharma
2012 CRY
International Conference:
Day 2, Saturday October 13th
‘Diagnosis and
Management of Inherited
Cardiovascular Disease’
09:00 - 10:30 session
Chair: Prof Sanjay Sharma, Dr Steve Cox Impact of sudden cardiac death in the young
09:00
Sudden cardiac death in the young:
the UK experience
Dr Michael Papadakis
09:20
Sudden
death of a young individual: impact on the family, doctor and
community Dr Tony Hillier
09:40
The
CRY support network: serving the family, doctor and community Alison Cox
10:00
Post-mortem
evaluation of victims of sudden cardiac death Dr Mary Sheppard
10:30
Coffee break
11:00-13:00 session Chair: Dr Mary Sheppard, Dr Michael Papadakis Diagnosis and management of conditions predisposing to SCD:
red flags and pitfalls
11:00
Hypertrophic
cardiomyopathy Dr Nabeel Sheikh
11:30
Arrhythmogenic
Right Ventricular Cardiomyopathy Dr Amanda Varnava
12:00
Ion
channelopathies: an overview of Brugada syndrome Dr Elijah Behr
12:30
Acquired causes of
SCD Prof Domenico Corrado
13:00
Lunch break
14:00-15:00 session
Chair: Prof Domenico Corrado, Dr Elijah Behr The CRY screening programme
14:00
Familial
evaluation after SCD: preventing further tragedies Dr Hariharan Raju
14:20
The CRY screening
programme: how does it work? Prof Sanjay Sharma
14:40
Psychological
impact of screening: facts and fallacy Dr Steve Cox
15:00
Coffee break
15:30-17:00 session
Chair: Prof Sanjay Sharma, Dr Elijah Behr Interactive case studies
16:50
Closing remarks
Prof Sanjay Sharma
Some presentations from the 2011 CRY
International Conference
Cardiovascular Adaptation in Female
Athletes - Professor Sanjay Sharma
QT Interval in Athletes: How Long is Too
Long? - Dr Hariharan Raju
Cardiovascular Adaptation in Athletes of
African / Afro-Caribbean Origin - Dr Michael Papadakis
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