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PresentationSpeakerDateTopic
Concept of prevention.I M Graham (Dublin, IE)30 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
dal-VESSEL: Efficacy and safety of dalcetrapib in patients with or at risk of coronary heart disease - the dal-VESSEL trialT F Luescher (Zurich, CH)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
What to treat in diabetics: blood pressure, glucose or lipids.T F Luescher (Zurich, CH)30 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Cardiovascular prevention; a global problem.U Keil (Muenster, DE)30 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
ASCOT: Anglo-Scandinavian Cardiac Outcomes Trial: 10 year follow-up of the Lipid_lowering ArmlP S Sever (London, GB)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Discussant - dal-VESSEL: Efficacy and safety of dalcetrapib in patients with or at risk of coronary heart disease - the dal-VESSEL trialK A A Fox (Edinburgh, GB)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Sedentary time and cardio-metabolic biomarkers in US adults: NHANES 2003-06.BA Kingwell (Melbourne, AU)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Strategies for smoking cessation - evidence from trials.D A Wood (London, GB)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
EUROACTION preventive cardiology programme plus intensive smoking cessation with VareniclineD A Wood (London, GB)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Introduction: coronary heart disease: from prevention to interventionW Wijns (Aalst, BE)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Discussant - ASCOT: Anglo-Scandinavian Cardiac Outcomes Trial: 10 year follow-up of the Lipid_lowering ArmlG De Backer (St Martens Latem, BE)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Persistent smoking in high-risk patients - the reality in clinical practice and how to improve.K Kotseva (London, GB)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Primary results of the dal-PLAQUE study assessing the effect of dalcetrapib on structural and inflammatory atherosclerotic disease using non-invasive simultaneous multimodality imagingZ A Fayad (New York, US)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Comparison of coronary bypass surgery with drug-eluting stenting for the treatment of left main and/or three-vessel disease: 3-year follow-up of the SYNTAX trialA Colombo (Milan, IT)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Polypill for secondary prevention.V Fuster (New York, US)30 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
New strategies for resistant hypertension with metabolic syndrome.F Mahfoud (Homburg/Saar, DE)30 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Polypill for primary prevention.S Yusuf (Hamilton, CA)30 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
J-Curve revisited: an analysis of blood pressure and cardiovascular events in the Treating to New Targets (TNT) Trial.S Bangalore (New York, US)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
A comparative assessment by optical coherence tomography of the performance of the first and second generation of the everolimus-eluting bioresorbable vascular scaffolds.J Gomez Lara (St Cugat Del Valles, ES)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Hypertension and diabetes in arabic countries.M B Bdeir (Riyadh, SA)30 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Alternatives to polypills.AJ Taylor (Washington, US)30 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
How many life years still to be gained from prevention?O H Franco Duran (Cambridge, GB)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Microvessel disease in women.N C Bairey Merz (Los Angeles, US)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
High risk - how to identify atherosclerosis.H Li (Beijing, CN)30 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
C-Reactive Protein (CRP) can predict perioperative major cardiovascular events in patients undergoing noncardiac, nonvascular surgeryMurat Biteker (Istanbul, TR)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Providing effective primary prevention to vulnerable communities: impact of a nurse-led, individual and community-based primary prevention programM Carrington (Melbourne, AU)31 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
A sentinel opportunity to screen and improve cardiovascular risk in primary care: results of the anchor (a novel approach to cardiovascular health by optimizing risk management) studyJ Cox (Halifax, CA)31 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
NT-proBNP plasma levels as a potential biomarker for cardiac damage after radiotherapy in left-sided breast cancer patientsM G Andreassi (Massa, IT)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Project Raffaello: application and evaluation of the disease and care management approach in cardiovascular disease preventionS Romano (L'aquila, IT)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Small dense low-density lipoprotein is a risk for coronary artery disease in an urban Japanese cohort : the suita studyH Arai (Kyoto, JP)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
On-treatment non-HDL cholesterol, apolipoprotein B, triglycerides, and lipid ratios in relation to residual vascular risk after treatment with potent statin therapy: the JUPITER trialS Mora (Boston, US)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Randomized evaluation of the effects of a structured educational program (HERZ.LEBEN) on blood pressure in essential hypertensive patientsR Zweiker (Graz, AT)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
High-risk patients and guideline implementationM Iurciuc (Timisoara, RO)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
What do general practitioners know about total cardiovascular risk assessment tool SCOREMH Al Mohtaseb (Hafr, SA)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Coronary heart disease treatment in Bulgaria - data from EUROASPIRE III trialB Georgiev (Sofia, BG)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Rapid reductions in left ventricular mass following a community based 12-week prevention programme are partially predicted by change in fat depotsS Jenni (London, GB)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Ankle brachial index predicts one year mortality and cardiovascular events after non-cardiovascular major surgery.P Lacroix (Limoges Cedex, FR)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Impact of the implementation of worksite wellness program for cardiovascular disease preventionE A Marsaro (Campinas, BR)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Bayesian analysis of rosuvastatin in the prevention of cardiovascular diseaseR Arora (North Chicago, US)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Strategies to prevent and treat diabetes.F A Al-Hussein (Riyadh, SA)30 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Feasibility in the EUROACTION study.C S Jennings (London, GB)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Discussant - HCS: Prospective evaluation of post-prandial triglycerides and cardiovascular events in patients with coronary artery diseaseP J Barter (Sydney, AU)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Main stem stenoses should be treated interventionally.P W Serruys (Rotterdam, NL)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
High-sensitivity troponin T predicts recurrent cardiovascular disease events in stable coronary heart disease patients: 8-year follow-up of the KAROLA studyW Koenig (Ulm, DE)31 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Cardiac rehabilitation after acute myocardial infarction; effect on mortality, morbidity, medication and lifestyle changesB Schwaab (Bernried, DE)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Discussant - PURE: The prevention gaps in 17 low, middle and high income countries involving over 150,000 peopleA P Maggioni (Florence, IT)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
The factors that influence pre hospital delay time in acute coronary syndrome patientsG McKee (Dublin, IE)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
EUROASPIRE III: modelling the clinical and cost-effectiveness of optimizing cardiovascular prevention in patients with established coronary heart disease in EuropeL Annemans (Gent, BE)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Increasing circulating concentration of all HDL particle subclasses in hyper-responders: insights from the ASSERT study to apolipoprotein A-I inductionSJ Nicholls (Cleveland, US)31 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Angiotensin-converting enzyme inhibitor therapy in nonobstructive coronary artery diseaseO Manfrini (Bologna, IT)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
The plasma level of B-type natriuretic peptide is a useful predictor of cardiac events for out-clinic patients with asymptomatic heart failure who are in a stable conditionM Yamaoka-Tojo (Sagamihara, JP)31 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Effectiveness in the RESPONSE trial.R J G Peters (Amsterdam, NL)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Should we only focus on nurse-led programmes?J Perk (Kalmar, SE)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
PURE: The prevention gaps in 17 low, middle and high income countries involving over 150,000 peopleS Yusuf (Hamilton, CA)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
PURE: The prevention gaps in 17 low, middle and high income countries involving over 150,000 peopleS Yusuf (Hamilton, CA)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Most patients should be treated by drugs.L Piegas (Sao Paulo, BR)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Secondary prevention of high-risk patients with chronic coronary heart disease in the global STABILITY trial: excellent evidence-based therapy but improvement needed to reach goalsO Vedin (Uppsala, SE)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Food supplementation with plant sterols is useful to prevent cardiovascular disease.: Contra.O Weingaertner (Homburg/Saar, DE)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
All patients should be operated.G D Dreyfus (Monaco, MC)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Do we know how to do it?N Houston-Miller (Stanford, US)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
HCS: Prospective evaluation of post-prandial triglycerides and cardiovascular events in patients with coronary artery diseaseU Laufs (Homburg, DE)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
What is best for the patient? The individualised approach.O R Coelho (Campinas, BR)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Smoking relapse and mortality after acute coronary syndromesF Colivicchi (Rome, IT)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Three-year Clinical Outcomes of the OLIVUS (Impact of OLmesartan on progression of coronary atherosclerosis; evaluation by IntraVascular UltraSound) trialA Hirohata (Okayama, JP)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Risk of cardiovascular outcomes after low-dose acetylsalicylic acid discontinuation: a UK primary care studyL A Garcia Rodriguez (Madrid, ES)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
High-risk single-nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) and genetic score on recurrent cardiovascular events following ischaemic heart diseaseM G Andreassi (Massa, IT)31 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Increasing levels of C-reactive protein are associated with accelerated progression of coronary atherosclerosisK Uno (Cleveland, US)31 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Prothrombotic markers in patients with acute myocardial infarction and left ventricular thrombus formation treated with dual antiplatelet therapyS Solheim (Oslo, NO)31 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
The quality of cardiovascular care delivery in primary care in canadaC Liddy (Ottawa, CA)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Blood pressure related risk for vascular events and mortality differs according to localization of vascular disease and presence of type 2 diabetes mellitusJ A N Dorresteijn (Utrecht, NL)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Survival and quality of life 25 years after coronary artery bypass graft surgeryJ Kakarla (Newcastle Upon Tyne, GB)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Failure to attain low density lipoprotein cholesterol goal <70 mg/dL and loss of extra clinical benefit in very high risk stable coronary patients: a three year follow-upL Rallidis (Argiroupolis, GR)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Beta blocker therapy is associated with depressive symptoms 12 months post percutaneous coronary interventionL C Battes (Gorinchem, NL)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Risk factors control, treatment of atherothrombosis and habits of life in the secondary preventions of cardiovascular diseaseE Otero Chulian (Cadiz, ES)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Do cardiovascular patients with multivascular disease constitute an important clinical subgroup?J Greenhalgh (Liverpool, GB)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Randomized controlled trial of cognitive behavioral therapy vs standard treatment to prevent recurrent cardiovascular events in patients with coronary heart diseaseM Gulliksson (Uppsala, SE)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Evaluation of safety and efficacy of Inocitol Hexanicotinic Acid (IHN) VS nicotinic acid in the treatment of dyslipidemiaP Kasetty (Bangalore, IN)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Ageing and heart failure - similar mechanisms of exercise intolerance?S Gielen (Leipzig, DE)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
New scientific advances in sports cardiology.H Heidbuchel (Leuven, BE)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Barriers to cardiac rehabilitation: does age make a difference?N B Oldridge (Glendale, US)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
EUROACTION trial.D A Wood (London, GB)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
New scientific advances in cardiac rehabilitation.M F Piepoli (Piacenza, IT)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
New scientific advances in exercise, basic and translational research.V Adams (Leipzig, DE)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Strategies to reduce barrier to referral.T Jaarsma (Norrkoping, SE)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Type-B natriuretic peptide and VE/VCO2 slope are reduced by low but not high intensity exercise training in chronic heart failure: a prospective randomized controlled studyA S Ferraz (Sao Paulo, BR)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Sleep disorder, exercise capacity and endothelial function in Left Ventricle Assist Device implantation (LVAD) patients after Residential Cardiac Rehabilitation (RCR)F Tarro Genta (Turin, IT)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Cardiac rehabilitation in chronic heart failure: effect of aerobic interval training vs continuous training with regard to variables commonly used in clinical practiceC Freyssin (Sainte Clotilde, RE)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Health-related quality of life in patients with coronary artery disease after coronary revascularizationI Tasic (Niska Banja, RS)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Combined aerobic/ventilatory muscle training versus aerobic training in patients with chronic heart failure. The VENT-HEFT trial: A prospective randomized multi-european trialI D Laoutaris (Athens, GR)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Benefits of combined aerobic/resistance/inspiratory training in patients with chronic heart failure. The ideal exercise program for CHF?I D Laoutaris (Athens, GR)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
New scientific advances in prevention, epidemiology and population science.D Vanuzzo (Udine, IT)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
GOSPEL trial.P Giannuzzi (Veruno, IT)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Effects of functional electrical stimulation on exercise capacity and quality of life in the elderly with heart failureS Arapi (Athens, GR)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Cardiac rehabilitation after transcatheter aortic valve implantation: a single centre experienceN Russo (Padova, IT)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
DANREHAB study.ADO Zwisler (Hvalsoe, DK)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Cardiac rehabilitation centre.J-P Schmid (Bern, CH)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Pathophysiology of exercise intolerance in the elderly.D Leosco (Naples, IT)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Older heart failure patients' preferences for cardiac rehabilitation service modelsA Buttery (London, GB)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Access to cardiac rehabilitation does not equate to attendance.RA Clark (Brisbane, AU)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
A cardiac rehabilitation model applied to patients with non-disabling stroke. Sustained benefits at one year in the community cardiovascular hearts in motion program.N Giacomantonio (Halifax, CA)28 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Inspiratory muscle training reduces blood pressure and sympathetic activity in hypertensive patients: a randomized controlled trialP Dall'Ago (Porto Alegre, BR)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Preoperative respiratory muscle training reduces complications in coronary artery bypass surgeryT Carvalho (Florianopolis, BR)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Changes in erectile dysfunction and arterial stiffness following cardiac rehabilitation a clinical research studyJ Radhakrishnan (Greater London, GB)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Aerobic exercise training reduces the perfusion defects and angina in patients with coronary microvascular ischemiaMV Simoes (Ribeirao Preto, BR)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Nutritional education during a cardiac rehabilitation programme : positive effects at six monthsB Pavy (Machecoul, FR)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation
Does red blood cell width affect functional capacity recovery in patients attending cardiac rehabilitation after ACS?C Castanheira De Sousa (Valbom, Gondomar, PT)29 Aug 2011Prevention and rehabilitation

 List of ESC Congress reports on this topic

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FPnumberPresentationSpeakerTopicDate
1155Clinical Trial Update I - Drug treatmentASCOT: Anglo-Scandinavian Cardiac Outcomes Trial: 10 year follow-up of the Lipid_lowering ArmlP S.Sever ( London-United Kingdom)Prevention and rehabilitation28 Aug 2011
1156Clinical Trial Update I - Drug treatmentDiscussant - ASCOT: Anglo-Scandinavian Cardiac Outcomes Trial: 10 year follow-up of the Lipid_lowering ArmlG.De Backer ( St Martens Latem-Belgium)Prevention and rehabilitation28 Aug 2011
1350CRH I - Risk and treatment realityEUROACTION preventive cardiology programme plus intensive smoking cessation with VareniclineD A.Wood ( London-United Kingdom)Prevention and rehabilitation28 Aug 2011
1351CRH I - Risk and treatment realityEUROASPIRE III: modelling the clinical and cost-effectiveness of optimizing cardiovascular prevention in patients with established coronary heart disease in EuropeL.Annemans ( Gent-Belgium)Prevention and rehabilitation28 Aug 2011
407Hot Line I - Cardiovascular risk and complicationsPURE: The prevention gaps in 17 low, middle and high income countries involving over 150,000 peopleS.Yusuf ( Hamilton-Canada)Prevention and rehabilitation28 Aug 2011
408Hot Line I - Cardiovascular risk and complicationsDiscussant - PURE: The prevention gaps in 17 low, middle and high income countries involving over 150,000 peopleA P.Maggioni ( Florence-Italy)Prevention and rehabilitation28 Aug 2011
409Hot Line I - Cardiovascular risk and complicationsHCS: Prospective evaluation of post-prandial triglycerides and cardiovascular events in patients with coronary artery diseaseU.Laufs ( Homburg-Germany)Prevention and rehabilitation28 Aug 2011
410Hot Line I - Cardiovascular risk and complicationsDiscussant - HCS: Prospective evaluation of post-prandial triglycerides and cardiovascular events in patients with coronary artery diseaseP J.Barter ( Sydney-Australia)Prevention and rehabilitation28 Aug 2011
411Hot Line I - Cardiovascular risk and complicationsdal-VESSEL: Efficacy and safety of dalcetrapib in patients with or at risk of coronary heart disease - the dal-VESSEL trialT F.Luescher ( Zurich-Switzerland)Prevention and rehabilitation28 Aug 2011
412Hot Line I - Cardiovascular risk and complicationsDiscussant - dal-VESSEL: Efficacy and safety of dalcetrapib in patients with or at risk of coronary heart disease - the dal-VESSEL trialK A A.Fox ( Edinburgh-United Kingdom)Prevention and rehabilitation28 Aug 2011
2854Nurse-led prevention: why is it not implemented in Europe yet?Effectiveness in the RESPONSE trial.R J G.Peters ( Amsterdam-Netherlands)Prevention and rehabilitation29 Aug 2011
2855Nurse-led prevention: why is it not implemented in Europe yet?Feasibility in the EUROACTION study.C S.Jennings ( London-United Kingdom)Prevention and rehabilitation29 Aug 2011
2856Nurse-led prevention: why is it not implemented in Europe yet?Should we only focus on nurse-led programmes?J.Perk ( Kalmar-Sweden)Prevention and rehabilitation29 Aug 2011
2857Nurse-led prevention: why is it not implemented in Europe yet?Do we know how to do it?N.Houston-Miller ( Stanford-United States of America)Prevention and rehabilitation29 Aug 2011
3048State of the Art - Tobacco use, no smoke without fireSmoking relapse and mortality after acute coronary syndromesF.Colivicchi ( Rome-Italy)Prevention and rehabilitation29 Aug 2011
3061Strategies for smoking cessation: policy and practicePersistent smoking in high-risk patients - the reality in clinical practice and how to improve.K.Kotseva ( London-United Kingdom)Prevention and rehabilitation29 Aug 2011
3062Strategies for smoking cessation: policy and practiceStrategies for smoking cessation - evidence from trials.D A.Wood ( London-United Kingdom)Prevention and rehabilitation29 Aug 2011
3749Can the polypill save the world?Cardiovascular prevention; a global problem.U.Keil ( Muenster-Germany)Prevention and rehabilitation30 Aug 2011
3750Can the polypill save the world?Polypill for primary prevention.S.Yusuf ( Hamilton-Canada)Prevention and rehabilitation30 Aug 2011
3751Can the polypill save the world?Polypill for secondary prevention.V.Fuster ( New York-United States of America)Prevention and rehabilitation30 Aug 2011
3752Can the polypill save the world?Alternatives to polypills.AJ.Taylor ( Washington-United States of America)Prevention and rehabilitation30 Aug 2011