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The ESC Education Committee have selected the following presentations from the ESC 2004 Congress in Munich for the ESC Slide Resource.

The authors have generously provided full copyright transfer for the use of their slides by the ESC as an educational service to fellow clinicians.

Copyright European Society of Cardiology 2004. These slide presentations have been made available free of charge for personal study and teaching purposes only. They must not be used or reproduced in any format for commercial gain.

 

 
 
Presentation TitleSortAuthorsSortSessionSortDateSort
ACES: Azithromycin and Coronary Events Study in patients with stable coronary disease. Discussant.Crea F. (Rome, IT)Hot line III - Inflammation in coronary disease.30 August 2004
ACTION: A Coronary disease Trial Investigating Outcome with Nifedipine GITS. Discussant.Messerli F.H. (New Orleans, US)Hot line I - Prevention and medical treatment I.29 August 2004
Acute coronary syndromeSerruys P. (Rotterdam, NL)Drug-eluting stents in challenging subsets.31 August 2004
All beta-blockers are alike for the treatment of chronic heart failure: Pro.Lechat P. (Paris, FR)Controversies in the diagnosis and treatment of heart failure.31 August 2004
BifurcationsLegrand V. (Liège, BE)Percutaneous coronary intervention in high-risk subsets30 August 2004
BifurcationsLefèvre T. (Massy, FR)Drug-eluting stents in challenging subsets31 August 2004
Can we identify good responders?Stellbrink C. (Aachen, DE)Resynchronisation therapy in congestive heart failure: questions from the clinician.30 August 2004
Can we translate the results of heart failure trials to the grown-up congenital heart disease patients?Kleber F.X. (Berlin, DE)Adult congenital heart disease is a cause of chronic heart failure29 August 2004
Cardiomyopathies: from phenotype to genotype and back again.Tajik A.J. (Rochester, US)ESC lecture on population science.30 August 2004
Complications of percutaneous coronary intervention - pathologyVirmani R. (Washington, US)Complications of percutaneous coronary intervention29 August 2004
Conduit arterial stiffnessDart A. (Melbourne, AU)Early diagnosis of cardiovascular complications of diabetes by cardiac ultrasound: now ready for clinical application?31 August 2004
Contrast-induced nephropathy: can we prevent it?Ritz E. (Heidelberg, DE)Complications of percutaneous coronary intervention.29 August 2004
Criteria for patient selection.Di Mario C. (London, GB)Percutaneous coronary intervention in high-risk subsets.30 August 2004
Diabetes and acute coronary syndromes - implications for the cardiologistRydén L. (Stockholm, SE)Caring for patients with type 2 diabetes - a responsibility to be shared between cardiologists and diabetologists30 August 2004
Diabetes: the complex link between inflammation, atherosclerosis and thrombosisDe Caterina R. (Chieti, IT)Diabetes and acute coronary syndromes31 August 2004
Distal embolisation: can we prevent it?Di Mario C. (London, GB)Complications of percutaneous coronary intervention29 August 2004
Distal embolisation: manifestations and consequencesErbel R. (Essen, DE)Complications of percutaneous coronary intervention29 August 2004
Effective control of paroxismal atrial fibrillation: the big challengeBlomström-Lundqvist C. (Uppsala, SE)Everyday management of atrial fibrillation29 August 2004
ENCORE II: the long term Effect of Nifedipine on vasomotion and vessel morphology in patients with CORonary artery disease: an intravascular ultrasound-assisted Evaluation. DiscussantCarlier S.G. (New York, US)Hot line I - Prevention and Medical Treatment I29 August 2004
Endothelial dysfunctionChenzbraun A. (Jerusalem, IL)Early diagnosis of cardiovascular complications of diabetes by cardiac ultrasound: now ready for clinical application?31 August 2004
Genotype and phenotype in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy.McKenna W.J. (London, GB)Genetics and arrhythmias29 August 2004
How many pills do patients with heart failure actually take?Erdmann E. (Cologne, DE)Too many tablets? Is polypharmacy a problem in heart failure?31 August 2004
How to assess atrial fibrillation: echocardiography versus magnetic resonance imaging.Rademakers F.E. (Leuven, BE)Atrial function in health and disease30 August 2004
How to select the candidates for a prophylactic defibrillator among non-ischaemic patients?Grimm W. (Marburg, DE)Pitfalls of implantablecardioverter-defibrillator therapy30 August 2004
Hypertension and atrial fibrillation: an unavoidable coupleGonzalez Juanatey J.R. (Santiago de Compostela, ES)Everyday management of atrial fibrillation29 August 2004
ICTUS: Invasive versus Conservative Treatment in Unstable Coronary Syndromes. DiscussantLindahl B. (Uppsala, Sweden)Hot line II - Acute coronary syndromes/Medical treatment II29 August 2004
Impact of anaemia on cardiac function and prognosis.Maggioni A.P. (Florence, IT)Anaemia and beyond in chronic heart failure.01 September 2004
Implications of INTERHEART, MONICA, the Seven Countries Study, and other international studies to develop a global approach to cardiovascular disease preventionKeil U. (Münster, DE)INTERHEART - A global study of risk factors for acute myocardial infarction in 53 countries29 August 2004
In-stent restenosisDesmet W. (Leuven, BE)Drug-eluting stents in challenging subsets31 August 2004
INTER-HEART: a study of risk factors for first myocardial infarction in 52 countries and over 27,000 subjects.Després J.P. (Sainte-Foy, CA)Hot line I - Prevention and medical treatment I29 August 2004
JUMBO-TIMI 26: Joint Utilisation of Medications to Block platelets OptimallyWiviott S.D. (Boston, US)Hot line II - Acute Coronary Syndromes/Medical Treatment II29 August 2004
JUMBO-TIMI 26: Joint Utilisation of Medications to Block platelets Optimally. DiscussantBudaj A. (Warsaw, Poland)Hot line II - Acute coronay syndromes/Medical treatment II29 August 2004
Mechanisms of erythropoietin in chronic heart failure beyond anaemia.Klein G. (Hannover, DE)Anaemia and beyond in chronic heart failure.01 September 2004
Natriuretic peptides are a substitute to Doppler-echocardiography for the diagnosis of diastolic heart failure: Contra.Piérard L.A. (Liège, BE)Controversies in the diagnosis and treatment of heart failure.31 August 2004
New medical strategies - do they work?Gatzoulis M.A. (London, GB)Pulmonary hypertension in congenital heart disease - new therapeutic aspects.01 September 2004
Nicotine replacement therapy and buproprion - benefits and risks.Fagerström K.O. (Helsingborg, SE)How to help your patient to quit smoking?29 August 2004
Non-antiarrhythmic drugs in the treatment of atrial fibrillationHernandez Madrid A. (Madrid, ES)New antiarrhythmic and antithrombotic drugs for atrial fibrillation29 August 2004
Pathophysiological determinants of cardiovascular risk factors in relation to abdominal obesity.Yudkin J.S. (London, GB)Abdominal obesity and cardiovascular risk01 September 2004
Prevention of sudden cardiac death by n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acidsLeaf A. (Charlestown, US)Prevention of cardiac arrhythmia by diet30 August 2004
PRINCESS: PRevention of Ischaemic eveNts by early treatment of CErivaStatin after acute myocardial infarctionWright R.S. (Rochester, US)Hot line III - Inflammation in coronary disease30 August 2004
PRINCESS: PRevention of Ischaemic eveNts by early treatment of CErivaStatin after acute myocardial infarction. DiscussantBrady A.J.B. (Glasgow, GB)Hot line III - Inflammation in coronary disease.30 August 2004
PROVE IT-TIMI 22: Pravastatin or Atorvastatin Evaluation and Infection Therapy (Gatifloxacin trial).Neumann F.J. (Bad Krozingen, DE)Hot line III - Inflammation in coronary disease.30 August 2004
PROVE IT-TIMI 22: Pravastatin or Atorvastatin Evaluation and Infection Therapy (Gatifloxacin trial).Cannon C.P. (Boston, US)Hot line III - Inflammation in coronary disease.30 August 2004
Results from clinical trials: improved outcome.Linde C. (Stockholm, SE)Resynchronisation therapy in congestive heart failure: questions from the clinician.30 August 2004
Results from clinical trials: reverse remodelling.St. John Sutton M. (Philadelphia, US)Resynchronisation therapy in congestive heart failure: questions from the clinician.30 August 2004
RIO-EUROPE: a randomised double-blind study of weight reducing effect and safety of rimonabant in obese patients with or without comorbidities.Van Gaal L. (Edegem-Antwerp, BE)Hot line I - Prevention and medical treatment I.29 August 2004
RIO-EUROPE: a randomised double-blind study of weight reducing effect and safety of rimonabant in obese patients with or without comorbidities. Discussant.Steg P.G. (Paris, FR)Hot line I - Prevention and medical treatment I.29 August 2004
Role of natriuretic peptides.Kindermann M. (Homburg, DE)Update on natriuretic peptides in heart failure.29 August 2004
Saphenous vein grafts.Colombo A. (Milan, IT)Percutaneous coronary intervention in high-risk subsets.30 August 2004
Saphenous vein grafts.Marco J. (Toulouse, France)Drug-eluting stents in challenging subsets.31 August 2004
SENIORS: Study of Effects of Nebivolol Intervention on Outcomes and Rehospitalisation in Seniors with heart failure.Coats A.J.S. (Sydney, AU)Hot line II - Acute Coronary Syndromes/Medical treatment II29 August 2004
Sympathetic activity and arrhythmias in long QT: a missing link?Wilde A.A.M. (Amsterdam, NL)Understanding congenital ventricular arrhythmias: basic science meets the clinician30 August 2004
Techniques and strategies.Fajadet J. (Toulouse, France)Percutaneous coronary intervention in high-risk subsets.30 August 2004
Unprotected left mainWilensky R.L. (Philadelphia, US)Percutaneous coronary intervention in high-risk patients30 August 2004
Unraveling the genetics of heart attackTopol E.J. (Cleveland, US)ESC lecture on clinical cardiology - The Grüntzig lecture31 August 2004
 
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