ESC TV Today:Mitral Annular Disjunction I The Heart at High Altitude

 

Hello Maria, Welcome to the latest episode of ESC TV Today. Topics include: Mitral annular disjunction The heart at high altitude Mythbusters: Are weekend hospital admissions associated with higher mortality? Plus, much more!   WATCH NOW Mitral Annular Disjunction   Mitral annular disjunction has emerged as a key topic in cardiology. How is it linked to mitral valve prolapse, ventricular arrhythmias, and sudden cardiac death, and how should clinicians approach diagnosis and risk stratification? Kristina Haugaa explores the imaging pitfalls, clinical implications, and management strategies.   WATCH NOW (5 mins)   The Heart at High Altitude   What happens to the heart at high altitude and who is at risk? How should we advise patients with heart failure or coronary disease before they travel, and which common mistakes lead to problems? Silvia Ulrich explores the underlying physiology, practical guidance, and key uncertainties.   WATCH NOW (4 mins)   Mythbusters: Are weekend hospital admissions associated with higher mortality?   Is there really a ‘weekend effect’ in hospitals, with higher mortality for patients admitted outside weekdays – or is the reality more complex? ESC TV Today investigates.   WATCH NOW (3 mins)   Must-See Recent Trials   Blood pressure variability and cardiovascular outcomes, prior myocardial infarction and cognitive decline, long-term outcomes in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy – learn about these important publications and more in 'Cardiology this Week'.   WATCH NOW (4 mins)   Sign in for bonus content In-Depth: Mitral annular disjunction   Kristina Haugaa takes a deeper look at mitral annular disjuntion. Access this valuable content free of charge – simply sign in via your My ESC account.     ESC TV Today is supported by Novartis through an independent funding. The programme has not been influenced in any way by its funding partner.   Discover the team   Watch previous episodes   Become a member    politikimx@gmail.com. |  Contact us