17
Dec
2015
00:00
GMT
Webinar
Microvascular Angina - Diagnosis and Treatment
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Overview
Microvascular angina is more common a condition than initially thought and poses major diagnostic and therapeutic challenges. Ischaemia triggered by coronary microvascular dysfunction affects subjects with and without coronary artery disease. The coronary microvessels are less responsive to vasodilator agents than the epicardial coronary arteries and this poses yet another difficulty in the management of patients affected by this condition.
Faculty:
Juan Carlos Kaski
Target Audience
- Consultant cardiologists
- Cardiologists in training
- General physicians
- GPs
- SpRs
Faculty Biographies
Juan Carlos Kaski
Juan Carlos Kaski is Professor of Cardiovascular Science (Emeritus) at the Molecular and Clinical Sciences Research Institute, St Gorge’s, University of London, and Hon. Consultant Cardiologist at St George’s Hospital and the Royal Brompton Hospital in London, UK.