Dr Hamish MacLachlan

Hamish completed his undergraduate medical training at Leeds University in 2011 during which time he also attained an intercalated BSc in Sports and Exercise in Relation to Medicine. Membership to the Royal College of Physicians was achieved in 2015, one-year prior to obtaining a National Training Number in Cardiology within the London deanery (Barts NHS Trust).

Hamish now works in collaboration with CRY and the England Cricket Board, combining his interests in Sports Cardiology and cricket. His research focuses on pre-participation cardiovascular screening and inherited cardiac conditions.

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Patterns & prevalence of myocardial fibrosis i...

Read the full research here S Fyyaz, R Tomoaia, W Javed, A Merghani, S Papatheodorou, G Parry-Williams, R Bhatia, N Chatrath, H Maclachlan, K Alfakih, J O’driscoll, M Papadakis, S Sharma, P Swoboda

Utility of cardiopulmonary stress testing in diffe...

Read the full research here S Marwaha, P Bulleros, Z Fanton, R Bhatia, H Maclachlan, G Finocchiaro, S Gati, S Prasad, M Papadakis, S Sharma 

Sex-based differences in masters athletes: insight...

Read the full research here R Tomoaia, S Fyyaz, W Javed, A Merghani, S Papatheodorou, G Parry-Williams, R Bhatia, N Chatrath, H Maclachlan, J Lipscombe, M Bolat, J O’driscoll, M Papadakis, S Sharma, P P Swoboda

Validation and refinement of a non-invasive algori...

Read the full research here S Marwaha, Z Fanton, P Bulleros, R Bhatia, H Maclachlan, G Finocchiaro, S Gati, S Prasad, M Papadakis, S Sharma 

Features of T Wave Inversion and Diagnosis of Card...

Read the full research here Ali Alzarka, Daniel Abioye, Hamish Maclachlan, Raghav Bhatia, Michael Papadakis, Sanjay Sharma, Gherardo Finocchiaro To determine the clinical significance of T wave depth and T wave/QRS voltage ratio in young individuals who exhibit TWI on ECG performed as part of cardiac screening.

Risk stratification and exercise recommendations i...

Read the full research here Joyee Basu, Hamish MacLachlan, Raghav Bhatia, Helen Alexander, Robert Cooper, Nabeel Sheikh. Heart. Exercise offers a plethora of health benefits. However, certain genetic and acquired diseases such as cardiomyopathies and channelopathies are associated with sudden cardiac death during exercise. Several factors complicate exercise prescription in individuals living with these conditions. The lack of high-quality evidence...

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