5 th National Symposium Adult Congenital Heart Disease

5 th National Symposium Adult Congenital Heart Disease Program - Day 1 Session 1 – Repaired Hypoplasts are reaching adult life • A Reminder of the Norwood Operations Mr David Barron • Morphology post Norwood TBC • Long term outcomes in the Norwood population Professor Andrew Redington • How to follow them up in adult life Dr John Simpson Session 2 – Difficult Cases – Panel Discussion Dr Tony Salmon Mr David Barron Dr Viakom Mahadevan Dr Fiona Walker Professor Andrew Redington Session 3 – Long term outcomes in tetralogy of Fallot • 22 q 11 – What the cardiologist and surgeon need to know Dr Nigel Osbourne • Are we any nearer to knowing the right time to replace the PV? Dr Fiona Walker • Outcomes of trans-catheter pulmonary valve replacement Dr Sachin Khambadkone • What is the best surgical approach to PVR? Mr Marcus Haw • Which To. Fs should have a defibrillator? Dr Mark Turner Session 4 – Guest lecture Professor Andrew Redington

5 th National Symposium Adult Congenital Heart Disease Program - Day 2 Session 5 – Exercise in Congenital Heart Disease • Interpreting the cardio-pulmonary exercise test result TBC • Exercise physiology at altitude and relating it to cyanotic patients Dr Jeremy Windsor • Exercise training in patients with congenital heart disease Dr Graham Stuart Session 6 – The dilated aortic root in ACHD patients • Surgical techniques for dealing with the dilated aortic root Mr Marcus Haw • Dilated aorta post repair of CHD – when to worry or replace? Dr Lorna Swann • Pregnancy in patients with dilated aortas Dr Kate English Session 7 – Difficult Cases – Panel Discussion Dr Mark Turner Dr Sara Thorne Dr Lorna Swann Dr John O’Sullivan Session 8 – Transposition of the Great Arteries • Long term outcomes in atrial switch vs arterial switch Dr Sara Thorne • Management of arrhythmias in TGA Dr Graham Stuart • Interventional treatment of baffle leaks and stenoses Dr John Thomson • Pre-pregnancy counselling and pregnancy management Dr Cathy Head